POPCORNS

[Milo]

It's 50/50. I will return to it perhaps on a Sunday, when less knackered.

It was genuinely interesting.

You'd watch it if the subject was Gerrard.

No I wouldn’t. It's a shit idea.

[Matthew&Son]

It's 50/50. I will return to it perhaps on a Sunday, when less knackered.

It was genuinely interesting.

You'd watch it if the subject was Gerrard.

No I wouldn’t. It's a shit idea.

True, he'd be lying on the floor for most of it looking at the ref.

[mozzer]

I lasted 25 minutes, didnt get to sit on my arse til 11pm though.

Was a bit tired for it.

So basically I was right, yeah?

It's 50/50. I will return to it perhaps on a Sunday, when less knackered.

It was genuinely interesting.

You'd watch it if the subject was Gerrard.

The Mogwai soundtrack is good. Excellent sound editing too. The way the sound has been kind of treated is really weird.
I liked the film. You can either view it as a poncey film for poncey football fans and Guardian readers. Which I do to a certain extent.
And you can also view it as a standalone film that works as an (almost) piece of art. Which I do as well.
It's fascinating to note how little football players do during 90 minutes. There's bits where it's just him shouting with what appears like no one listening.
Although when I saw it, I had a super advance copy on DVD, which proceeded to have loads of glitches in it toward the end. So I had to switch off and didn't even find out what happened in the end.

[jimmyp]

I lasted 25 minutes, didnt get to sit on my arse til 11pm though.

Was a bit tired for it.

So basically I was right, yeah?

It's 50/50. I will return to it perhaps on a Sunday, when less knackered.

It was genuinely interesting.

You'd watch it if the subject was Gerrard.

The Mogwai soundtrack is good. Excellent sound editing too. The way the sound has been kind of treated is really weird.
I liked the film. You can either view it as a poncey film for poncey football fans and Guardian readers. Which I do to a certain extent.
And you can also view it as a standalone film that works as an (almost) piece of art. Which I do as well.
It's fascinating to note how little football players do during 90 minutes. There's bits where it's just him shouting with what appears like no one listening.
Although when I saw it, I had a super advance copy on DVD, which proceeded to have loads of glitches in it toward the end. So I had to switch off and didn't even find out what happened in the end.

Turns out Bruce Willis is a ghost

[Milo]

The Mogwai soundtrack is good. Excellent sound editing too. The way the sound has been kind of treated is really weird.
I liked the film. You can either view it as a poncey film for poncey football fans and Guardian readers. Which I do to a certain extent.
And you can also view it as a standalone film that works as an (almost) piece of art. Which I do as well.
It's fascinating to note how little football players do during 90 minutes. There's bits where it's just him shouting with what appears like no one listening.
Although when I saw it, I had a super advance copy on DVD, which proceeded to have loads of glitches in it toward the end. So I had to switch off and didn't even find out what happened in the end.

Tim in massive ponce non-shocker.

[Milo]

It's fascinating to note how little football players do during 90 minutes. There's bits where it's just him shouting with what appears like no one listening.

That is one of the reasons it is always going to be boring – because footballers spend most of their time on the pitch shuffling about a bit and adjusting their bollocks.

[mozzer]

I lasted 25 minutes, didnt get to sit on my arse til 11pm though.

Was a bit tired for it.

So basically I was right, yeah?

It's 50/50. I will return to it perhaps on a Sunday, when less knackered.

It was genuinely interesting.

You'd watch it if the subject was Gerrard.

The Mogwai soundtrack is good. Excellent sound editing too. The way the sound has been kind of treated is really weird.
I liked the film. You can either view it as a poncey film for poncey football fans and Guardian readers. Which I do to a certain extent.
And you can also view it as a standalone film that works as an (almost) piece of art. Which I do as well.
It's fascinating to note how little football players do during 90 minutes. There's bits where it's just him shouting with what appears like no one listening.
Although when I saw it, I had a super advance copy on DVD, which proceeded to have loads of glitches in it toward the end. So I had to switch off and didn't even find out what happened in the end.

Turns out Bruce Willis is a ghost

I'd actually deleted the line I'd written saying it was a bit like turning off The Sixth Sense five minutes before the end and thinking "poor old Bruce Willis and his lovely English rose of a wife. They're so distant."

[Elliot James Eastwick]

I lasted 25 minutes, didnt get to sit on my arse til 11pm though.

Was a bit tired for it.

So basically I was right, yeah?

It's 50/50. I will return to it perhaps on a Sunday, when less knackered.

It was genuinely interesting.

You'd watch it if the subject was Gerrard.

The Mogwai soundtrack is good. Excellent sound editing too. The way the sound has been kind of treated is really weird.
I liked the film. You can either view it as a poncey film for poncey football fans and Guardian readers. Which I do to a certain extent.
And you can also view it as a standalone film that works as an (almost) piece of art. Which I do as well.
It's fascinating to note how little football players do during 90 minutes. There's bits where it's just him shouting with what appears like no one listening.
Although when I saw it, I had a super advance copy on DVD, which proceeded to have loads of glitches in it toward the end. So I had to switch off and didn't even find out what happened in the end.

0-0

[duncan diablo]

Any way, that crying game. Is it a geezer?

[mozzer]

Any way, that crying game. Is it a geezer?

There was a great Joe Queenan article in Movieline years back, Confessions Of A Cineplex Heckler, also in paperback form, where he goes in to about 10 films and shouts comments out throughout to try and elicit a response. As soon as Crying Game starts, he starts shouting "it's a guy" and does it throughout the film, like, for example, the first time Forest Whitaker appears.

[Rocky]

I knew Jaye Davidson before he played the girl in this, he used to work at Antenna in Kensington. I spoiled the film for the girl I was with and the half a dozen or so other people sat near us, when I said quite loudly, "That's no girl. It's Jaye. He washes my hair."

[Grant]

I knew Jaye Davidson before he played the girl in this, he used to work at Antenna in Kensington. I spoiled the film for the girl I was with and the half a dozen or so other people sat near us, when I said quite loudly, "That's no girl. It's Jaye. He washes my hair."

Antenna ? blimey forgot all about that place. Now a huge PC World

What was the name of the stall that sold 50's gear, like those chunky cardigans ?

[gerry]

that would be rok a cha or johnsons mebbe?

suede slip ons and pegs. London before acid house. and after it.

[Grant]

that would be rok a cha or johnsons mebbe?

suede slip ons and pegs. London before acid house. and after it.

Rok-a-Cha is the fella

[DLoop]

Has anyone seen "The Story of Anvil"?

Is it as good as everyone is saying?