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Went to see "Revenge of the Sith" last night, got home at 2am, couldn't sleep so stayed up and watched a pirate DVD of this that my mate found "doon the barras" and lent me earlier in the evening.

What a movie!

Cannae wait to see it on the big screen!

p.s. Jessica Alba

p.s. Jessica Alba

I know and looking forward to it as well

aye, i saw that trailor at the flicks yesterday too - looks very cool indeed

Quiff Boy wrote:aye, i saw that trailor at the flicks yesterday too - looks very cool indeed

If you've read and love the "graphic" novels, then you'll love the film. They're working on a sequel too! ("A Dame to Kill for" - which is a stoater of a storyline!)

Been there, done that, bought the t-shirt - literally! "Sin City" *ROCKED*!!! I knew nothing about it before seeing it; conversely, the buddy of mine who organized the little group field trip to see it had read all of the comic books, and was very, very pleased with the movie rendition. I loathe violence, yet it was done in such a stylized manner in the film that I got WAY into it. Yikes!

someone told me about that film yesterdat and I am looking forward to it also. got Star Wars tickets for sunday though!!

Saw it on a pirate DVD a week ago (I don't do cinemas ) - brilliant

This post got me interested and having seen the TV ads, it was a quick call to the ex-wife (commercial manager for a well know video rental chain) and lo and behold, a promo copy will deposit through my letterbox tomorrow. Promos are the same quality as the finished article and without the previews but with a clock running at the top of the screen. The kids have brought so many round on weekends you just ignore the clock.

As ex-wife said "You were the first person I thought of when I first viewed this. But, it is awesome if that's your thing. Which yours, I know is"

I'll take that as a compliment then, shall I?

Loki wrote:This post got me interested and having seen the TV ads, it was a quick call to the ex-wife (commercial manager for a well know video rental chain) and lo and behold, a promo copy will deposit through my letterbox tomorrow. Promos are the same quality as the finished article and without the previews but with a clock running at the top of the screen. The kids have brought so many round on weekends you just ignore the clock.

As ex-wife said "You were the first person I thought of when I first viewed this. But, it is awesome if that's your thing. Which yours, I know is"

I'll take that as a compliment then, shall I?

Ummmm....yes

I'm lucky enough to have a ticket for the London premiere on Monday!

I saw it about a month ago in the theater...


Super cool. Wouldn't it be awesome if the world were really in black and white?

The Pope wrote:I saw it about a month ago in the theater...


Super cool. Wouldn't it be awesome if the world were really in black and white?

As much as I love Film Noir and, indeed, Frank Miller's Sin City, you just can't do that perfect sunset (or sunrise) in black and white.

Oh, and von would have no pretty lights on stage.

for some reason i thought that the film wasn't anything to do with the comics.glad to be put right;and to hear that it'ld been done well(an oft rare thing for comic/film translation-i'ld have gone to see "Constantine" but i couldn't bear the idea of him having an american accent.made me dread what else had suffered for the hollywood $.

and i agree with you,Big Si,"a dame to kill for" is a fine story;definitely the best idea for a sequel(absolutely nothing to do with the effect that would have on the value of the original mini series in mint condition which i happen to own (

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:for some reason i thought that the film wasn't anything to do with the comics.glad to be put right;and to hear that it'ld been done well(an oft rare thing for comic/film translation-i'ld have gone to see "Constantine" but i couldn't bear the idea of him having an american accent.made me dread what else had suffered for the hollywood $.

Everything I've heard about "Constantine" - the film adaptation of the rather marvellous Hellblazer - is just wrong, wrong, WRONG.

@anyone who's seen SC. How cool is Mickey Rourke? I'd see a film just cos he's in it.

War fo the Worlds looks like a gooden as well.

lazarus corporation wrote:

eastmidswhizzkid wrote:for some reason i thought that the film wasn't anything to do with the comics.glad to be put right;and to hear that it'ld been done well(an oft rare thing for comic/film translation-i'ld have gone to see "Constantine" but i couldn't bear the idea of him having an american accent.made me dread what else had suffered for the hollywood $.

Everything I've heard about "Constantine" - the film adaptation of the rather marvellous Hellblazer - is just wrong, wrong, WRONG.

Exactly.....I mean......Keanu "dude" Reeves what were they thinking..... dollars obviously plus never having even looked inside the covers of the amazing Hellblazer

Black Alice wrote:.I mean......Keanu "dude" Reeves what were they thinking...

But...but...he's so cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute! *Hides*

Just got back from the London prem screening of the film and well...i was blown away. It is a very, very good film. Recommended.

and the after show party was kicking...Mickey Rourke holding court. Rosario Dawson... Jessica Alba Brittany Murphy

One drunk fellow very happy tonite...

Oh and Madge and Guy turned up and left before the film ended...fools.

It's a hard life, eh not lost? Surprised we're good enough for you...