What are you watching tonight?

[Bruce Rioja]

I'd also kind of shut-out how utterly heartbreaking it is, too.

[Prufrock]

Edward Scissorhands. Which I had never seen.

How many drugs, Tim, how many?

[Annoyed Grunt]

Britain's Got Talent.

[Bruce Rioja]

Oh for feck's sake. It's Thursday. Ergo: That thing with Dennis Waterman's on. Never has there been a poorer actor than that absolute blimp!

Nicolas Cage.

In Kick Ass, yes......I'm glad his character was set on fire.

Have you ever seen The Weatherman, Grunto? The most pointless film I've ever seen. I could understand Cage being in it - it's his level, but WTF Michael Caine got involved with it for I'll never know (and if you haven't seen it, I suggest you don't )

[Bruce Rioja]

Britain's Got Talent.

I never watch that kind of rubbish but I do believe that a dancing dog might just have rescued my day (if I watched it, that is )

[Annoyed Grunt]

I've heard of it but never seen it.....and thankfully from what you say, I've not missed out.

[Annoyed Grunt]

Britain's Got Talent.

I never watch that kind of rubbish but I do believe that a dancing dog might just have rescued my day (if I watched it, that is )

Oh, you missed a treat....this was up first:

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[Bruce Rioja]

Britain's Got Talent.

I never watch that kind of rubbish but I do believe that a dancing dog might just have rescued my day (if I watched it, that is )

Oh, you missed a treat....this was up first:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT--h2GjaAU" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I've seen that before. Did he do the same one or has he managed to come up with something equally as genial such as 'who used the last of the milk?'

[Annoyed Grunt]

He did the same......they said it could be number 1!

[Bruce Rioja]

Well if Ashleigh and Pudsey are on round here then me and Our Oscar are going watching

[Jakerbeef]

Agree with all the praise Considine is getting.

not into this Cage bashing, hes been in some shockers granted, but Leaving Las Vegas, Bad Lieutenant, Matchstick Men and Adaption are some of my favourite films, i like Face Off too, and Kick Ass.

I dunno, he's generally the same in everything. Just his 'nutter shtick'. Face-Off is an enjoyable romp though and about the only decent Hollywood effort Woo's done.

did you list Snowtown?

Fairly disturbing film. It's the matter-of-fact approach that had me unsettled.

Recently watched 500 Days of Summer, Avengers and Frost/Nixon, which was the best one.

[Prufrock]

Cage is wank! Two facial expressions. Puzzled and stern.

That Next is about as bad as films get!

[General Mannerheim]

Agree with all the praise Considine is getting.

not into this Cage bashing, hes been in some shockers granted, but Leaving Las Vegas, Bad Lieutenant, Matchstick Men and Adaption are some of my favourite films, i like Face Off too, and Kick Ass.

I dunno, he's generally the same in everything. Just his 'nutter shtick'. Face-Off is an enjoyable romp though and about the only decent Hollywood effort Woo's done.

did you list Snowtown?

Fairly disturbing film. It's the matter-of-fact approach that had me unsettled.

Recently watched 500 Days of Summer, Avengers and Frost/Nixon, which was the best one.

fairly? that scene at the end when he closes the door on the camera... sends shivers down my spine as i write this! especially if having read up on the nature of their endeavours! brutal.

[Bruce Rioja]

Oi, spoiler

[boltonboris]

Cage played the part of the Dad in Kickass better than anybody could've.

[boltonboris]

Watched the first episode of 'Awake' on Anytime (new Sky atlantic programme).

Was actually quite decent, but not holding much hope for it. Got a feeling it's going to become frustrating.

[Bruce Rioja]

Hmmmm, according to LF I've got Oranges and Sunshine at home. Unless it's come today I bleedin' well haven't!

[hi there, i'm chris]

Bought Drive on Blu Ray earlier, so will be watching that after the football.

Also, whilst going through the history of the stand out actors from Homeland, I came across an interesting looking series called Life that has Damian Lewis in it (Winters in Band of Brothers, and of course Brody in Homeland), and both seasons are on Netflix so might give that a go later.

[P.O.S.]

Homeland finale, as brilliant as could be expected whilst knowing a new series is due to be made. Few scenes Ive watched on TV had the adrenaline going quite like watching Brody agonise over detonating that vest - superb stuff.

Only worry is, I hope we're not in for another 10 series' worth of near misses and Carrie's lost memories

[hi there, i'm chris]

Homeland finale, as brilliant as could be expected whilst knowing a new series is due to be made. Few scenes Ive watched on TV had the adrenaline going quite like watching Brody agonise over detonating that vest - superb stuff.

Only worry is, I hope we're not in for another 10 series' worth of near misses and Carrie's lost memories

Yeah, finding out a second season was in the works kind of spoilt the outcome of that scene, but fantastic stuff non the less. Don't think I can wait for Channel 4 to show it this time round so will be watching once it's released in America.

It kind of reminded me of 24 in the sense that it builds tension up fantastically well. Homeland was great because it managed to keep a slow pace in the early episodes without ever being boring. The sense of you knew that something big was coming but you were happy enough to let it play out.