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The best line is in the original Star Wars. When Obi Wan is sneaking about looking for the power source in the Death Star he has to wait for 2 storm troopers to disperse, at which point one of the Storm troopers says to the other, "I've just bought a new power drill" or it might have been "How...

What about "Brewsters Millions" blow $30.000.000 in 30 days .....could be fun

I myself am not a big fan of this film and was reminded of this again the other night when it was shown on TV. Decided to watch it again with more of an open mind, and was let down. Personally, I think it suffers greatly from the directors ego, the performances aren't much and if anybody would...

I know there are definitely loads more....can't think of them for the life of me. Although I do know that in the original film version of Moby Dick, vapour trails from a jet aeroplane are visible in the sky when Starbuck contemplates killing Ahab.

To expand a little on Carrie's crossover facts.....R2D2 and C3PO are hidden in hieroglyphics in the Well of Souls In Raiders of the Lost Arc. Indy threatens to blow up the Arc with a bazooka .....this is in the same Tunisian canyon where we first meet Obi Wan (Star Wars IV). And the Temple of...

"I find your lack of faith disturbing" has been picked by a few people already, I have to confess, it was always one of my favourite lines.....that was until I watched "Firecreek" starring Jimmy Stewart on TV a few weeks ago......one of the villains says this exact line....Georgey Boy ripped it...

Just thought as some of us seem to know so much about the whole Star Wars saga, that we could do with a thread where we can show off our useless Jedi trivia, things people DON'T know about this wonderful story. I'll start with this one....Mark Hamill's scarred chin came from a car accident in...

I was quite surprised too...I know he's a very capable actor...(see "Black and White"), but I never really thought of him as "Iron man"....time will tell.....I guess.

"Awaydays" by Kevin Sampson. Retro novel about football violence that culminates with indictment of eighties society against a backdrop of urban decay

Can I recommend Feist......Raymond E......start with "Magician" and just carry on from there.

Re-reading "The Pearl" by John Steinbeck

Re: Recommendations I think the latest version of War of the Worlds starring Tom Cruise is an absolute belter.....even though I normally don't think anyone should mess with Wells's original ideas.....this is suspenseful and keeps going at a nice pace. Definitely worth a look.

Re: Favorite Movies... "I'm Brian ....so's my wife"

Stuart Little

Escape from New York?

Re: Favorite Movies... Yeah they're all great ....I really love the Holy Grail though...Knights of the round table...who dance whenever they're able.....ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ah aaahhh haha hah aha ha ha ha ha

Kagemusha.....weird....compelling....exciting....thought provoking....plots that could have put Shakespeare to shame. But it was also very long.....I went to beddy byes straight after it.

Re: The Repo Man I also think it stands the test of time....it's over twenty years old now.....and although it's obviously a "classic" to a select few.......I feel it's quite a contempary concept.....cool characters....aliens gradually decomposing.....hot-cars being reposessed....and one hell...

Amazon Women on The Moon...hee-hee. is that the one with Arsenio Hall in it???

Anyone else love this film??? Caught it the other night for the first time in ages. Thought you guys might like to know a couple of obscure facts. a) All characters except Otto are named after a type of beer. b) All cars in the film turn OPPOSITE way from that which they are indicating.