Will it shite be as good as the Swedish original. Why does Hollywood insist on remaking films which are perfect in the first place? Why not re-do ones that could have been great, but didn't quite cut it for one reason or another? Even Hitchcock did that with one of his own films; he didn't like his 1934 effort at The Man Who Knew Too Much, so he had another pop in the 50s.

 

Mark Kermode on the wireless said that Let The Right One In is a film about kids with a vampire element where Let Me In is a film about vampires which happens to have kids in it.

The Social Network

 

v good

 

all a bit nuts

 

it's just Facebook at the end of the day

 

like how it was set up by a lad just to meet birds at uni

When is the final one out in Swedish? Enjoyed the first two. 2nd not as good though, a bit far fetched near the end.

 

"Borrowed" Social Network, might give it a watch this week.

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Jenny Agutter is a bonus mind.

 

Not sure she was ever THAT fit, but summat about her.

 

She was saucy no doubt about it.

Not exactly one I have recently watched but one I hope to soon. This and Soulboy.

 

http://tiff-jp.net/en/lineup/works.php?id=6

When is the final one out in Swedish? Enjoyed the first two

 

are we on about dragon tattoo?

 

if so, its out and available

Zico, Tell No One is crackin', really good. And watched The Social Network earlier on and thought it was good, suprisingly.

Just back from Due Date it's good not as good as hangover but done very funny moments worth a watch

Just watched The Other Guys (Will Ferrel) Funny as fook and ten minutes in I almost pissed myself laughing (I had been smoking blue cheese tho!) Can recommend as a good comedy

watched scott pilgrim vs the world last night. quite funny and very original concept.

watched scott pilgrim vs the world last night. quite funny and very original concept.

 

I watched that a few days back, quality film. very different and modern with it's ingame text and computer fighting graphics.

Zico, Tell No One is crackin', really good.

 

best bit of it for me

 

no one, not even the most inquisitve mind, saw that ending coming

 

ace

Just watched it again. It really is top notch. Like you said, how long before a shite American remake ?

The Unforgiven - finally got round to watching it, very good, never been into my westerns, more to the point, i've not really seen any, I know Tombstone is meant to be good, any others anyone can recommend?

 

though after all that I thought the showdown between hackman and eastwood may have had more to it

watched Up tonight

 

them Pixar lads sure do know how to make a cracking film

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxMcViTf7KU

 

I should prob go to bed

The Unforgiven - finally got round to watching it, very good, never been into my westerns, more to the point, i've not really seen any, I know Tombstone is meant to be good, any others anyone can recommend?

 

though after all that I thought the showdown between hackman and eastwood may have had more to it

 

the clint ones are the best IMO i highly reccomend them. as well a modern one is 3:10 to Yuma. Russel crowe and christian bale, really good film

watched Up tonight

 

them Pixar lads sure do know how to make a cracking film

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxMcViTf7KU

 

I should prob go to bed

 

 

I took my little bro to the cinema to see that and was surprised at how much I enjoyed it

Got round to watching Inglorious Basterds last night on Sky Anytime thought it was very good.

watched Up tonight

 

them Pixar lads sure do know how to make a cracking film

 

 

I should prob go to bed

 

 

me and mi laddo have watched it about a dozen times at least.

 

it seems to be a race for who falls asleep 1st.

 

1st hour is cracking, but then it just drags on and on and on.

 

 

now he's following the story a little more, weve started with the old classics.

 

t'other night was jungle book. i think that belongs in the overated film thread.

the clint ones are the best IMO i highly reccomend them. as well a modern one is 3:10 to Yuma. Russel crowe and christian bale, really good film

 

aye, seen that, was thinking a bit more "less modeern"

 

reckon I'll start with Tombstone and work my way backward to Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid

aye, seen that, was thinking a bit more "less modeern"

 

reckon I'll start with Tombstone and work my way backward to Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid

 

i bought my old man the clint eastwood collection last year and i reckon i've watched them more than him. A Fistful Of Dollars The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, For A Few Dollars More ,Hang 'Em High. everyone of them is crackin especially the good the bad and the ugly.

me and mi laddo have watched it about a dozen times at least.

 

it seems to be a race for who falls asleep 1st.

 

1st hour is cracking, but then it just drags on and on and on.

 

 

now he's following the story a little more, weve started with the old classics.

 

t'other night was jungle book. i think that belongs in the overated film thread.

 

WHAT????

 

sacrelidge, that may be becaue one of the only memories of my grandad i have is when i was little me and him watching jungle book then pretending to be Baloo and Mowgli

WHAT????

 

sacrelidge, that may be becaue one of the only memories of my grandad i have is when i was little me and him watching jungle book then pretending to be Baloo and Mowgli

 

aye i kinda remember the basics and loved it.

 

try watching it now, utter pish. (in comparison to the new stuff)

Zico, Tell No One is crackin'

 

Agreed, saw it today, one of the best films I've seen in ages.

Agreed, saw it today, one of the best films I've seen in ages.

 

and again, did you see that ending coming?

 

I had no idea