popcorn_skollie

link? i'm not good at googling long sentences

I lost interest in 4400 towards the end too. Kinda wish this would have taken off though http://www.impawards.com/tv/posters/event_ver10_xlg.jpg But not anymore. Now anything which involves aliens is just ...meh. Speaking of series that came to a screaming halt. http://www.experienciapersonal.es/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/flashforward.jpgI thought this was pretty good. But its been too long for me to care about it anymore

he's making it harder for me to stay away from Les Revenants

I must admit, I'm tempted to check it out. I've conceded to temptation before and started reading some of the GoT books. Its only led to disappointment and more questions. So I stopped reading. I don't want that to happen here. I've also grown fond of the characters

Its actually a reboot of this french series. the creators are Carlton Cuse (from Lost and Bates Motel) and Raelle Tucker (from Supernatural and True Blood)

http://payload336.cargocollective.com/1/1/39698/9033625/The-Returned-2-Matt-Pugh-01_670.jpg Started watching this. So far I'm hooked

dammit hairy

nou ma eerste

This is what worries me. I've already overheard guys talking about riding Tokai anyways. And, at the same time challenging SANparks ability to enforce the proposed penalties if caught doing so. All I can think is. Seriously, why do you have to risk ******* it up for the rest of us? Table Mountain being overcrowded as of late just compounds the issue. The more I hear about it. The more I think theres an accident waiting to happen there. Tygerberg has seen alot more traffic because of the Tokai's closure too. While the northern trails may be welcoming to new members. They won't be so welcoming to the rogue riders. (I have already heard about incidents) Tokai's closure has resulted in a domino effect of trouble across the peninsular. I'm not sure that an 18 month blanket closure is the right solution

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c4AI1GIVvpQ

Was about to say. The Process is kaanget. But we mos make a way. Probably why it would be my first choice out of that bunch. But also because its the sluttiest. http://www.konaworld.com/images/bikes/main/process_153.jpg Just look at her. Such a tease. So the reign will go up for sale with then lyrik on it? You gonna sell the 55 too? Just curious

I tried to find gleaming the cube last nite. But guess what. Not one seed. I did however find this. Probably watch it tonight http://www.dodaj.rs/f/3Z/Tf/1cT0Ul4o/rad-1986.jpg Circa 1986

Haha, the fact that Jim Henson is behind this one is far too evident. We talking about the creator of the muppets here! I find it best not to revisit things I thought was uber cool as a kid. I just end up disappointing myself and ruining the memory.I rewatched some of this a few years back. Absolutely terrible. http://fc02.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/120/5/9/thundercats_1985_2011_logo_by_pencilshade-d4y2uzr.png Michael Bay's reboot of the turtles got me excited I must admit. I assumed that the new gritty realization of the turtles concept was aimed at fans of the original series. Since we are much older now. But it just turned out to be blockbuster rubbish. I'd rather re-watch the old ones for its entertainment value.

My first trip to the theatre http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/5e/Gleaming_the_cube.jpg

My favourite villain

I didn't mind Moore that much. A view to kill was one of the first movies I remember watching as a kid. I think it was when I was old enough to sit and pay attention long enough to actually watch a movie. It was when I first noticed Christopher Walken. Who till this day is one of my favorite actors of all time. He was such a brilliant villain too. But I will always remember him for his cameo appearance in Pulp Fiction. Its just one of those scenes where you just cannot picture any other actor in that role or who would have been able to pull it off the way he did https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kngBtoylIVM

I think Pierce Brosnan ruined bond for me. I kinda like the direction the Daniel Craig movies went to. Some more than others. But I miss the suave bond that was Sean Connery. From Russia with love is still my favourite Bond: You're one of the most beautiful girls I've ever seen. Tatiana: Thank you.. but, I think my mouth is too big. Bond: No, it's the right size. For me, that is.

it bothers me that you know this

Oh man that video just got me all choked up about Tokai.

http://www.impawards.com/1996/posters/trainspotting_ver2_xxlg.jpg One of my favourite movies of all time. I didn't know who Danny Boyle was before this tiltle. It certainly put him on the map for me and many other. He hasn't really disappointed with the title that followed either. Slumdog Millionaire, The Beach, 28 days later. If there is a title of his I wish more people would see its this one Made 2 years prior to Trainspotting. Another title which come to mind with a similar plot which I thoroughly enjoyed was this one. It's not Danny Boyle and I'm not sure if its an independent film or not. But I think its seriously underrated and well worth watching. http://static1.solarmovie.is/images/movies/1576440_big.jpg

I actually havn't seen Employee of the Month. Thanks

Lets get the obvious ones out the way. Titles by Quintin Taratino, David Fincher, Guy Ritchie and probably any and everything by Martin Scorsese. Perhaps titles we wish more people would see? Especially if they are at least a few years old

Which old movies do you like watching again from time to time? I have a few favorites. Even ones where you know the major plot twist but watch it again anyways?

you and me both bra. Any details on refund procedure?

phenomenal speed. and the control to match it