Heartland

markfiend wrote:However, I find Simon Pegg tiresome, and I find the sort of dodgy darkling he appears to be portraying in this film to be embarrassing.

I'd agree with to an extent with the tiresome accusation - although I suspect that the point being made is that Mr Pegg's character never grew up and out - either of wanting to consume heroic amounts of beer, or of the "dodgy darkling" phase. Speaking with the benefit of perspective, and in the comfort of knowing that they happened more than half a lifetime ago, I will admit to having had a few dodgy darkling moments myself. I'm not embarrassed by them anymore, but I'd be mortified if the pictures (fortunately from the Age Before Digital, and only slightly after the invention of the portable lumigraphiumopticon) ever saw the light of day.

Perhaps Mr. Wright's purpose is encourage us to hold a mirror up to ourselves.

Agree with Markfiend about Simon Pegg. I frankly couldn't stand him until all this Sisters talk. I've mellowed slightly since (yes, I'm a sucker).

Paul is possibly one of the worst films I've ever seen. I only managed to get through Shaun Of The Dead all the way through once and I can't watch the new Star Trek's with him as Scotty.

I might give this World's End lark a watch on a bootleg or something. Maybe.

It sure is weird seeing posters of Sisters shirts all over London underground!

I wonder if it'll catch on? If the film is a success we could see a Ramones style adoption of the Head & Star.

Eldritch would be wise to at least get that design printed officially. At the moment I think the only place you can find the "M R" shirt is Camden market!

Soundtrack (does kinda capture early 90s)

1. Loaded (Primal Scream)
2. There's No Other Way (Blur)
3. I Put This On A Tape For You (Dialogue)
4. I'm Free (Soup Dragons)
5. Step On (Happy Mondays)
6. Was The Music Too Loud (Dialogue)
7. So Young (Suede)
8. Old Red Eyes Is Back (Beautiful South)
9. A Humble Taproom (Dialogue)
10. Come Home (James)
11. Do You Remember The First Time (Pulp)
12. Welcome (Dialogue)
13. What You Do To Me (Teenage Fanclub)
14. Fools Gold (The Stone Roses)
15. Get A Life (Soul II Soul)
16. We Have Changed (Dialogue)
17. This Is How It Feels (Inspiral Carpets)
18. Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) (The Doors)
19. Wear Your Love Like Heaven (Definition Of Sound)
20. This Is What The Kids Want (Dialogue)
21. Step Back In Time (Kylie Minogue)
22. Join Our Club (St Etienne)
23. Here's Where The Story Ends (The Sundays)
24. I Hate This Town (Dialogue)
25. 20 Seconds To Comply (The World's End Bomb Squad Mix Re – Edit) (Silver Bullet)
26. This Corrosion (The Sisters Of Mercy)
27. Happy Hour (The Housemartins)
28. Let's Boo Boo (Dialogue)

robertzombie wrote:It sure is weird seeing posters of Sisters shirts all over London underground!

I wonder if it'll catch on? If the film is a success we could see a Ramones style adoption of the Head & Star.

Eldritch would be wise to at least get that design printed officially. At the moment I think the only place you can find the "M R" shirt is Camden market!

Ha I tweeted the almost exact thing when I saw a bus drive past in London with the Sisters tee bold as brass in the movie ad...

https://twitter.com/jamesparton/status/ ... 9319098368

Shame he seems to be into the weak end of the catalogue (IMHO) - Vision Thing necklace and This Corrosion in the soundtrack *cringe*