taking a girl to the cinema tonight........

[afc womble]

what should we see??!

any Recommendations

 

[BrightonBird]

What's on?

 

[REDLAND]

probably loads of pikeys fu ng around !!

 

[SK1NT]

calandar girls! loadsa naked old people! get u all horny for the walk home!

 

[CHAPPERS]

The Italian Job, but only if you promise to shout,

'THIS IS f***ing GAY, THE PROPER VERSION WAS MUCH BETTER AND THEY SHOULD HAVE NEVER TAMPERED WITH IT'

Before walking out humming the Self Preservation Society tune.

 

[BrightonBird]

I would let her choose. Or take her to see a funny film (American Pie 3).

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

Whatever you see, you have to promise to do the old yawn-to-put-your-the-arm-round-her technique.

 

[Italiaseagull]

I wish girls would let me take them to the cinema.

 

[Sam]

I would let her choose. Or take her to see a funny film (American Pie 3).

is that still out?

 

[afc womble]

Whatever you see, you have to promise to do the old yawn-to-put-your-the-arm-round-her technique.

lol of course

*yawn*

 

[afc womble]

The Italian Job, but only if you promise to shout,

'THIS IS f***ing GAY, THE PROPER VERSION WAS MUCH BETTER AND THEY SHOULD HAVE NEVER TAMPERED WITH IT'

Before walking out humming the Self Preservation Society tune.

here here! saw that on my plane over to greece last week.

not good

 

[Albion Rob]

Make sure you do the popcorn trick.

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

Failing that, the hole-in-the-bottom-of-you-popcorn-tub trick. What you use to put through the hole is down to you.

 

[Shizuoka Dolphin]

Make sure you do the popcorn trick.

Great minds...

 

[Albion Dan]

Pirates of the Caribean!!!

Quality flick!

 

[tinx]

Is bad boys 2 out yet, watched it last night, quality action flick

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

If you want to take the slightly highbrow route, you could do worse than go to the Duke of Yorks and see:

Raising Victor Vargas

Cert 15

Derek Malcolm
Friday September 19, 2003
The Guardian

The setting is New York's Lower East Side, the characters are three Latino adolescents living with their grandmother in a cramped apartment. But Peter Sollett's film, which he wrote himself but allowed his actors free rein to improvise, doesn't go where you think it might.

There are no drugs, no rapping and, though the film is about sex, there are no embarrassingly frank sex scenes. Instead, we are presented with a young man who, having successfully seduced the willing girl upstairs, sets his sights on the prettiest girl in the neighbourhood. If he can make himself her new man, he can hold his head up high.

It isn't at all surprising that this small but cherishable movie, supported by the Cannes film festival's Cinéfondation as well as the Sundance Institute, has won awards from several other festivals. Its drama seems totally true to the perils of waking up to manhood, the acting doesn't seem like performance at all, and you leave thinking this is one of the very best of its kind around.

And if anyone wants to find a star, Altagracia Guzman, superb as the incessantly worrying grandma, fits the bill admirably. Unquestionably one of the most properly charming, and thus honest, films in the country just now.

 

[tinx]

If you want to take the slightly highbrow route, you could do worse than go to the Duke of Yorks and see:

Raising Victor Vargas

Cert 15

Derek Malcolm
Friday September 19, 2003
The Guardian

The setting is New York's Lower East Side, the characters are three Latino adolescents living with their grandmother in a cramped apartment. But Peter Sollett's film, which he wrote himself but allowed his actors free rein to improvise, doesn't go where you think it might.

There are no drugs, no rapping and, though the film is about sex, there are no embarrassingly frank sex scenes. Instead, we are presented with a young man who, having successfully seduced the willing girl upstairs, sets his sights on the prettiest girl in the neighbourhood. If he can make himself her new man, he can hold his head up high.

It isn't at all surprising that this small but cherishable movie, supported by the Cannes film festival's Cinéfondation as well as the Sundance Institute, has won awards from several other festivals. Its drama seems totally true to the perils of waking up to manhood, the acting doesn't seem like performance at all, and you leave thinking this is one of the very best of its kind around.

And if anyone wants to find a star, Altagracia Guzman, superb as the incessantly worrying grandma, fits the bill admirably. Unquestionably one of the most properly charming, and thus honest, films in the country just now.

 

[Deano's Right Foot]

Ok, American Pie 3 then...

 

[ripper]

Pirates of the Caribean!!!

Quality flick!

Saw this last week and it is quality!