So I've signed up to Coursea, which is online courses to do a film course about film - The Language Of Hollywood, I want do university and do film and I'm doing this to get in the right frame of mind so I don't drop out, I'll keep you posted...
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
Friday, 1 February 2013
Top 10 Women From January 2013
10 - Maya Rudolph
9 - Melora Hardin
8 - Mindy Kaling
7 - Alyson Hannigan
6 - Tina Fey
5 - Amy Poehler
4 - Alona Tal
3 - Kat Dennings
2 - Jenna Fischer
1 - Kristen Bell
"When I think about you I touch myself..."
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
Double Bill - Adaptations In Different Formats
Hi welcome to a new thing I want to get going - double bills - shared by a common theme, which could be absolutely anything - something obvious as an genre, actor or director, or less obvious, which could be any reason I guess.
The first double bill is not going to be two films but rather two adaptations of the same short story - who is by Richard Matheson - one, is an episode of the 80s incarnation of The Twilight Zone, the other is a full length movie made for the cinema in 2009.
I remember the episode Button, Button from seeing it in the 90s (I'll say 96 maybe, when it was repeated very late at night on Channel 4) and my memory didn't remember any of the actors but I remembered the dilemma, the decision and I guess you can call it the punchline (you know the Twilight Zone Twist), so when Richard Kelly's 2009 The Box came out I had idea of what could happen and the worry that would a 30 minute episode (and short story) could be expanded to a full length story and maintain the interest.
BUTTON, BUTTON
The 80s version of The Twilight Zone was never as good as the b/w original despite getting (particularly in the first season) some great actors and directors, but it delivered the goods more then once on some great stories (and performances) so it does have a place in my affections.
This is the second part of episode 20 from the first season of the show (the first part I am not watching as part of this), and stars Mare Winningham, Basil Hoffman and Brad Davis. Winningham is an actress who as never been on my radar as far as being a selling point for buying/watching something, Davis, when I first saw this episode I was unfamiliar with, but thanks to Midnight Express I rate him as an actor.
Davis and Winningham actually capture pretty well within minutes of the episode, that the relationship they are in is not in a good place thanks to money issues in, the parcel with a box and button arrives quite quick, which I suppose it has to since it's only a 30 minute episode. Basil Hoffman arrives with just Norma (Winningham) in the apartment and is very creepy - he describes what the button is - push the button and they get $200,000 but somebody they don't know somewhere will die. Arthur (Davis) arrives and this is where we get the central premise of the episode.
The central dilemma is move briskly along, Norma wants to push it, Arthur doesn't - which brings along a dilemma anybody in reality would actually face if this was real life - and it's impossible question here for me to answer.
SPOILERS AHEAD - the button is eventually pressed by Norma (like Eve eating the Forbidden Fruit) and next morning the Steward (Hoffman) comes to take the button back, she asks if someone died and he creepily says "of course" and gives her the money in a briefcase. He then says he will re-program the button and offer it to somebody else and he assures her it's somebody she won't know... SPOILERS END
I enjoyed this episode more as an adult, because there is little action but the dilemma of something and it's consequences, I thought it was well acted from all 3 (no other actors appear in this episode at all)
This is the second part of episode 20 from the first season of the show (the first part I am not watching as part of this), and stars Mare Winningham, Basil Hoffman and Brad Davis. Winningham is an actress who as never been on my radar as far as being a selling point for buying/watching something, Davis, when I first saw this episode I was unfamiliar with, but thanks to Midnight Express I rate him as an actor.
Davis and Winningham actually capture pretty well within minutes of the episode, that the relationship they are in is not in a good place thanks to money issues in, the parcel with a box and button arrives quite quick, which I suppose it has to since it's only a 30 minute episode. Basil Hoffman arrives with just Norma (Winningham) in the apartment and is very creepy - he describes what the button is - push the button and they get $200,000 but somebody they don't know somewhere will die. Arthur (Davis) arrives and this is where we get the central premise of the episode.
The central dilemma is move briskly along, Norma wants to push it, Arthur doesn't - which brings along a dilemma anybody in reality would actually face if this was real life - and it's impossible question here for me to answer.
SPOILERS AHEAD - the button is eventually pressed by Norma (like Eve eating the Forbidden Fruit) and next morning the Steward (Hoffman) comes to take the button back, she asks if someone died and he creepily says "of course" and gives her the money in a briefcase. He then says he will re-program the button and offer it to somebody else and he assures her it's somebody she won't know... SPOILERS END
I enjoyed this episode more as an adult, because there is little action but the dilemma of something and it's consequences, I thought it was well acted from all 3 (no other actors appear in this episode at all)
THE BOX
Richard Kelly - is first film Donnie Darko was an unexpected success thanks to DVD (it didn't really do much dent when it originally came out), a mind screwing but ultimately engrossing film, it seems the success of this got him Carte-Le-Blanche to do what the hell he wanted for his next film, and that seems the case with Southland Tales, which received a horrible reception at Cannes and when released, probably the best reviews would have described it as mess - Southland Tales however in my opinion did seem to have some memorable moments, but yeah I would fall into the category of calling it a mess. The Box, which followed some 3 years later was the work of a director who needed to show DD was not just a fluke and it's a film I haven't seen until now.
The Box comes in a 1 hour 55 minutes compared to Button, Button's 27 minutes and surprisingly the package with the box arrives just as quick (maybe quicker), we know less about the characters by the time the box as arrived actually and 3 minutes in they seem to have a kid, and for the first 40 or so minutes of The Box the plots are similar, the same central dilemma, Frank Langella's portrayal of Steward seems more friendly then Hoffman's portrayal, the family are apparently living from paycheck to paycheck but they have nice house and car (Arthur works for NASA as well), Norma and Arthur's relationship is also much nicer between the pair. It's when the button presses that the film changes.
While the short story obviously couldn't have lasted nearly two hours, the films second half premise could have gone into intriguing areas - the couple getting paranoid because of Steward's parting words to them - but it turns out they have reason to be paranoid, the money (a million dollars this time) is such a none issue in the second half that the reason for pressing the button could have been literally anything it really loses me though with SPOILERS AHEAD the premise of the second half being the button by those who control the lightning (aliens or gods or something) that if more couples with one child press the button the human race would be exterminated is just too much of a reach for me, the other condition of the button that nobody gets told is the child goes deaf and blind, what parent in the right mind would press the button knowing this? and it also makes the all pressing the button cute and dry - black and white with no gray morality - pressing the button is bad, not is good, but let's say your a very, very poor family you would do it easily, a multi-millionaire would have no reason to so does that make one bad and the latter good, it all ends with Arthur shooting Norma through the heart which will restore the kids abilities but mean's Norma's dead and Arthur is in prison SPOILERS END. The film basically took it's intriguing first half and turned it into a mess thanks entirely to it's second half.
I thought I would compare the three central characters for both versions.
Norma Lewis
MARE WINNINGHAM v CAMERON DIAZ
Cameron Diaz is decent in the role of lead female of the movie version even if her accent is distracting (did she study accents from watching Forrest Gump or something) but Mare Winningham makes the most of the limited story, you feel her character is much more desperate to press the button, we know in minutes the couple are struggling for money (but not entirely poor) while you never once believe Diaz (who has a back-story of getting her foot damaged thanks to medical negligence) really needs the money for bills and food. Winningham wins this one.
Arthur Lewis
BRAD DAVIS v JAMES MARSDEN
Davis plays stressed well in the episode, while Marsden plays it more coolly in the movie, he like Diaz is decent in the role but the character he's playing is just not as identifiable with as - it really is hard to identify with a character as an every man when he works for NASA. Davis wins this one for the show again.
Steward
BASIL HOFFMAN v FRANK LANGELLA
Hoffman plays it sinister, Langella more friendly - and both work probably equally as well, I reckon you could have changed roles and both still work as good as they did. Langella is probably the best thing about the movie version - even if in the second half mostly he has to work with a bit of crap, but at least his presence is great - Hoffman is in the episode very little but does leave an impression. I would say a tie but I will give it to Langella. So the episode wins 2 to 1 on the characters/casting front.
Which Is Better? - It would be a lot closer if it was the first 40 or so minutes of the movie against the episode, but the Twilight Zone episode wins because it gets straight to the point and you can identify with the characters even more.
Overall Thoughts On The Double Bill - This is likely one of the shorter double bills I will be doing, coming in at about a combined 140 minutes. The episode in many ways takes away the reason to ever watch the film again, Kelly - who probably feels he as to be let's say Lynchian and have is films have a lot of weird going on because that's what is ever shrinking audience want.
Do the double bill if you feel the need to see two different versions of the same story with varying lengths it was a decent experience from that point of view.
The Box comes in a 1 hour 55 minutes compared to Button, Button's 27 minutes and surprisingly the package with the box arrives just as quick (maybe quicker), we know less about the characters by the time the box as arrived actually and 3 minutes in they seem to have a kid, and for the first 40 or so minutes of The Box the plots are similar, the same central dilemma, Frank Langella's portrayal of Steward seems more friendly then Hoffman's portrayal, the family are apparently living from paycheck to paycheck but they have nice house and car (Arthur works for NASA as well), Norma and Arthur's relationship is also much nicer between the pair. It's when the button presses that the film changes.
While the short story obviously couldn't have lasted nearly two hours, the films second half premise could have gone into intriguing areas - the couple getting paranoid because of Steward's parting words to them - but it turns out they have reason to be paranoid, the money (a million dollars this time) is such a none issue in the second half that the reason for pressing the button could have been literally anything it really loses me though with SPOILERS AHEAD the premise of the second half being the button by those who control the lightning (aliens or gods or something) that if more couples with one child press the button the human race would be exterminated is just too much of a reach for me, the other condition of the button that nobody gets told is the child goes deaf and blind, what parent in the right mind would press the button knowing this? and it also makes the all pressing the button cute and dry - black and white with no gray morality - pressing the button is bad, not is good, but let's say your a very, very poor family you would do it easily, a multi-millionaire would have no reason to so does that make one bad and the latter good, it all ends with Arthur shooting Norma through the heart which will restore the kids abilities but mean's Norma's dead and Arthur is in prison SPOILERS END. The film basically took it's intriguing first half and turned it into a mess thanks entirely to it's second half.
I thought I would compare the three central characters for both versions.
Norma Lewis
MARE WINNINGHAM v CAMERON DIAZ
Cameron Diaz is decent in the role of lead female of the movie version even if her accent is distracting (did she study accents from watching Forrest Gump or something) but Mare Winningham makes the most of the limited story, you feel her character is much more desperate to press the button, we know in minutes the couple are struggling for money (but not entirely poor) while you never once believe Diaz (who has a back-story of getting her foot damaged thanks to medical negligence) really needs the money for bills and food. Winningham wins this one.
Arthur Lewis
BRAD DAVIS v JAMES MARSDEN
Davis plays stressed well in the episode, while Marsden plays it more coolly in the movie, he like Diaz is decent in the role but the character he's playing is just not as identifiable with as - it really is hard to identify with a character as an every man when he works for NASA. Davis wins this one for the show again.
Steward
BASIL HOFFMAN v FRANK LANGELLA
Hoffman plays it sinister, Langella more friendly - and both work probably equally as well, I reckon you could have changed roles and both still work as good as they did. Langella is probably the best thing about the movie version - even if in the second half mostly he has to work with a bit of crap, but at least his presence is great - Hoffman is in the episode very little but does leave an impression. I would say a tie but I will give it to Langella. So the episode wins 2 to 1 on the characters/casting front.
Which Is Better? - It would be a lot closer if it was the first 40 or so minutes of the movie against the episode, but the Twilight Zone episode wins because it gets straight to the point and you can identify with the characters even more.
Overall Thoughts On The Double Bill - This is likely one of the shorter double bills I will be doing, coming in at about a combined 140 minutes. The episode in many ways takes away the reason to ever watch the film again, Kelly - who probably feels he as to be let's say Lynchian and have is films have a lot of weird going on because that's what is ever shrinking audience want.
Do the double bill if you feel the need to see two different versions of the same story with varying lengths it was a decent experience from that point of view.
Tuesday, 22 January 2013
Update and That
Hi, I decided to go easy on the DVD buying this year for just a little bit so haven't done a DVD update because last one would have been incredibly short with 1, and the one that would be due to come up this Saturday would likely be exactly the same. I plan to get back into a bit but I have such a backlog of titles that are just not getting watched at a rate that I am buying them. Any titles brought in this downtime will appear in the first proper update, which could be weeks or months from now I just haven't decided.
Wednesday, 2 January 2013
Women Of The Year #1 - KRISTEN BELL (SHOCK HORROR)
Kristen Bell received number one every month in my top women of the month for the entire year of 2012, which means nobody else as much as I loved them was close to getting the number one spot, and I don't mind that.
When I moved into my new place in February, because I didn't have aerial I was putting in DVDs in between sorting out my home and the first two seasons of Veronica Mars is what I watched all the way through - these I think where my third time going through them (it might be 4) and they still are as great to watch as ever - I finally got the third season on DVD the back end of this year in November which was awesome.
Much, much, much better for KB then getting the number one spot in some lonely guy's blog is her pregnancy which is wonderful for her.
Women Of The Year #10 - Anne Hathaway
Anne Hathaway has a had a strong year with The Dark Knight Rises being big at the box-office. Her upcoming role in Les Mis looks exciting for her.
Top 5 Women For December 2012
And so it's the last one of the year, right after this update is a countdown of the ten of the year, based on totals, so let's get on with it.
10 - Lucy Davis
9 - Mindy Kaling
8 - Jane Krakowski
7 - Kristen Wiig
6 - Tina Fey
5 - Anne Hathaway
4 - Soleil Moon Frye
3 - Melissa Joan Hart
2 - Natalie Portman
1 - Kristen Bell
DVD Update (16/12/2012 - 29/12/2012)
Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman Volume 1 - This was a cheap still in it's plastic eBay buy and is a spoof of soap operas, which predates Soap by a couple of years without quite being as good. Enjoyable though and captures American soaps quite good.
Christmas In Connecticut (1992) - Arnold Schwarzenegger stood behind the camera for his first directorial effort back in 1992 (he did direct an episode of Tales From The Crypt earlier though).
Armageddon - Criterion Collection - At the very least most of the time Michael Bay's film might be lacking in story or realism and can be over-sentimental but they are often very exciting which are usually cast with a lot of fun actors..
The Box
Rookie Of The Year
Basket Case 2
Basket Case 3
Smoke
Porky's II - The Next Day
Sabrina The Teenage Witch Season 5 - This, in the first of her year series Sabrina is joined by a bunch of new cast members who watching on DVD (rather then one a day or week like on TV) have the cast gelling pretty well quickly, the best new addition is Soleil Moon Frye as Roxy, not as good as the Valerie years (seasons 2&3 BTW) but enjoyable.
The Glass House (1972)
Rhod Gilbert and The Cat That Looked Like Nicholas Lyndhurst
Bo' Selecta Series 3
Public Enemies
King Kong (1976)
Brokeback Mountain
Toys
Finding Neverland
976 Evil
Aliens vs Predator - Requiem
Road To Bali
Network - One of them films that still is as relevant today as it was in the 70s, perhaps more-so now. A film that actually features one of my favourite lines/moments commeted to celluloid - "...I'm as mad as hell and I'm not going to take this anymore!" if you didn't know what I was on about.
Moon 44
Jonah Hex
Evolution
Spider-Man - The New Animated Series
Rollercoaster
Heartbreakers
Scooby-Doo Meets Batman
Micki & Maude/Hanky Panky/There's A Girl In My Soup/Modern Romance
The Crazysitter
Big Fish
The Witches Of Eastwick
A Family Thing
What A Carve Up
The Wrong Arm Of The Law
Nurse On Wheels
Victim
Twilight Zone - The Movie
No Strings Attached
Hugo
Saturday, 15 December 2012
DVD Update (02/12/2012 - 15/12/2012)
Hi and welcome to the latest DVD update, let's get straight into this with another long update...
The Dark Knight Rises - The update starts with a bang, with a film which I know divided some people's opinion's on but it was all I wanted from a Batman film. On both viewings (one cinema, one home) I was gripped by what I saw.
Escape From L.A. - As a teenager I didn't mind this movie, sure it wasn't in the same league as Escape From New York but I enjoyed it - the surf scene was still naff to me though - I am curious to see it again after a long absence.
Rush
Dances With Wolves
Elvis - That's The Way It Is
Halloween Resurrection - Busta Rhymes using Kung Fu on Michael Myers probably as to be the low point for this franchise (including the Rob Zombie movies)
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
While You Were Sleeping - Sweet romantic comedy that cemented to me back when I first saw it that Sandra Bullock had a much more engaging and likable presence then Meg Ryan.
The Break Up/Friends With Money/Along Came Polly - Three movies that are pretty average with Jennifer Aniston being the connection between the three movies (though it doesn't say that on the cover) but I was pushing to get an extra title at the time and this counted as one so it was cheaper then the rest.
Ocean's Twelve - Everything's going on enjoyable enough though not as good as Eleven, until it's pointed out Tess looks the double of Julia Roberts - yes Tess does look the double of Julia Roberts because she is in fact played by Julia Roberts - but if she looked so much like Julia Roberts why did it take a movie and a half for anybody to point this out (the real Bruce Willis even confuses the pair).
Ocean's Thirteen
Perfect
King Of New York - Special Edition - I already owned this but double dipped for the double discer (I'm keeping the other one as well because it's on the Carlton label I collect), this would probably make it onto my top ten favourite gangster movies of all time.
30 Rock Season 5 - This show is among my favourite comedy shows since 2000. Episode wise it's more of the same of what we got of the past four seasons but that's not a bad thing at all. The live episode is fun because it's done in front of a studio audience.
Wyatt Earp
Dune
Event Horizon
From Dusk Till Dawn - I like the film as it's is basically two halves, there is absolutely no clue in the first half that it's going to be a vampire film.
The Four Musketeers
Pumping Iron
Last Resort
Friends With Kids - 4 of the actors from Bridesmaids have supporting roles here in a comedy that's not belly-achingly funny but is quite nice
D.O.A. (1988)
Pearl Harbor - While the attack on Pearl Harbor is impressively done much of the love story is actually a damp squid.
Cloverfield
Cooper - Complete Series
The Powerpuff Girls Movie
Frost/Nixon
The Machinist
Windtalkers
The House By The Cemetery
Brighton Rock (1947)
Clean Slate
Bad Teacher - I hoped this film would be so much better, it is one of them films that just sort of falls into the limp category, though they are some mildly amusing bits to be found in it.
Walled In
Always
Cyrano De Bergerac
Starcrash - An Italian produced Star Wars rip-off, that was one of the earlier rip-offs/movies inspired by the movie and is fun in a cheesy sort of way. Caroline Munro is smoking hot as Stella Starr (I have a signed picture of her from this movie on my wall)
Crimewave
Muppets From Space - Muppet films from after Jim Henson's death are not quite the same for me, even if this is quite likable it's just not quite the same.
Mermaids
Rab C. Nesbitt Series 1
Rab C. Nesbitt Series 2
Garfield The Movie
House Of Bones
Halloween H20
Down and Out In Beverly Hills
Guy X
Vanilla Sky
Jack and Jill
Detective Dee - Mystery Of The Phantom Flame
Orange County
Extreme Prejudice
Another You
Tarantula
Straw Dogs (1971)
Porky's - One Size Fits All Edition
The Last Of Sheila
The Holiday
Breakdown
Two For The Money/Scent Of A Woman
White Men Can't Jump
The Stormriders
The Change-Up
See you sometime within the next couple of weeks for the likely short Christmas update.
Saturday, 1 December 2012
DVD Update (18/11/2012 - 01/12/2012)
Okay, here's DVD Update on the day as I promised, this is quite a bumper update so let's get into it...
Fights Of Fury
The Thundering Mantis
TMNT
Fred Claus - Like most people when it comes near Christmas, it makes me want to watch Christmassy films and I certainly enjoyed Fred Claus enough. It's probably a film that's easy to criticize but it did it's job for me as far as I was concerned and Elizabeth Banks looked hot in her costume in this movie. Blu Ray buy.
Speed Racer
Cleopatra
The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Season 4
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome
Saturday Night Live - The Best Of 06/07 - The problem with all SNL comps is that it's condenses so many hours of material into a pretty short taster but I enjoyed much of this particularly Seth and Amy having a go at Michael Vick (as well as Amy's rant on young female stars flashing when getting out of cars - even if it did appear on her set) and the Ghost Hunters segment with Hugh Laurie (even if it was juvenile).
Sabrina The Teenage Witch Season 1 - If you stumbled upon this blog recently, you can tell Melissa Joan Hart as been in my affections lately, and it was originally thanks a lot to this (more so then Clarissa) in the 90s that my love began for her (which sadly went away but is now back). Hopefully this is the start of me getting more seasons of this - I prefer Valerie and later Roxy to Jenny as her friend.
Allo Allo Series 5 Volume 1
Allo Allo Series 5 Volume 2
Urotsukidoji III
The Hunger Games - I can't help compare it to Battle Royale just a little bit, and I think it is BR for the Twilight crowd, and I honestly don't mean that as an insult, I enjoyed this and would happily show it to a young teen relative (where I would have reservations about doing so with BR).
Prometheus
Rock Of Ages
Snow White and The Huntsman
Titanic (1953)
Childstar
Y Tu Mama Tambien
Cool Runnings
Terminator - The Sarah Connor Chronicles Season 1
The Prestige
Jurassic Park III
Safe (2012)
Every Which Way But Loose / Any Which Way But Can
The Devil's Brigade
Source Code
No Way Out
The Happening
Gossip Girl Seasons 1&2
The Muppets
Fire and Ice
Let Me In
Breaking In
Quick Change
The Amazing Spider-Man
Blame It On The Bellboy
A Simple Twist Of Fate
Key Largo
Wall-E
Take This Waltz
Saturday Night Live - Lost and Found In The 80S
Francis In The Navy
Star In The Dust
Boys From The Blackstuff
Jaws 2 / Jaws 3 / Jaws - The Revenge
Ted
The Office Season 8
Some Guy Who Kills People
Manhood
The Return Of Captain Invincible
The Boston Strangler
Murder
The Freshman / Wholly Moses / Vice Versa / A Fine Mess
Lifeboat
Under Capricorn
Hitchcock - The Wartime Resistance Films
The Three Musketeers (1973)
Cheech and Chong's Next Movie
Where The Truth Lies
Ocean's 11 (1960)
54
Rio Grande
Punchline
Cruel Intentions Collection
Tall In The Saddle
Bulworth
Back To Bataan
My Blue Heaven
3:10 To Yuma (1957)
The Right Stuff
The Safety Of Objects
Big Shot's Funeral
Soul Man
Friends With Benefits
The Five Year Engagement
Black Christmas (2006)
MegaFault
Saturday Night Live - The Best Of Jon Lovitz
The Killer Elite
The Great Muppet Caper
All The Right Moves
American Splendor
Eulogy
Three O'Clock High
The Brothers Solomon
Home Town Story
Staying Alive
Passengers
From Beyond The Grave
Men In Black / Men In Black II / Hancock
Contagion
Captain America - The First Avenger
What Women Want - In a film with both Marisa Tomei and Judy Greer, Mad Mel instead chooses Helen Hunt, who delivers a bland performance (it doesn't help that I'm not a fan of hers)
See I told you it was a long update...
Top 5 Women For November 2012
As always, starting with the reminder of the top 10
10 - Sarah Silverman
9 - Brie Larson
8 - Gilda Radner
7 - Zooey Deschanel
6 - Winona Ryder
5 - Emma Stone
4 - Melissa Joan Hart
3 - Mila Kunis
2 - Ellie Kemper
1 - Kristen Bell
Tuesday, 20 November 2012
DVD Update (4/11/2012 - 17/11/2012)
Big Miracle - The update starts with a Kristen Bell title.
Purple Storm
The Warrior
Fantastic Four Season 2 Volume 1
Fantastic Four Season 2 Volume 2
Less Than Zero
Moneyball
The Getaway (1972)
Crash and Burn
Virus (1980)
Street Fighter II (Anime)
C.H.U.D. II
Far Out Man
Wing Chun
Bruce Lee - Martial Arts Master
Fletch Lives
Ladybird Ladybird
Gen X Cops
Pink Cadillac
Defendor
Woochi The Demon Slayer
Deuce Bigalow - European Gigolo
Nurse Betty
Chinatown
10
Brotherhood
The Hangover Part II
The Kingdom (2007)
Hello Dolly
Hello Dolly
Vantage Point
Scrooge (1970)
Alien Vs Predator
Joe Kidd
1984 (1984)
Perfume - The Story Of A Murderer
A Christmas Carol (1999)
Pretty Woman
Blood and Sand
Coach Carter
Hell Ride
Appleseed (1988)
Punisher - Warzone
The Stendhal Syndrome
Gia
Legally Blonde 2
Sherlock Holmes - A Game Of Shadows
Dawn Of The Dead (2004)
Navy Seals
He's Just Not That Into You
Silent Night, Bloody Night
The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)
Modern Family Season 1
The Orphange
Supernatural Season 3
Cheaper By The Dozen (1950)
The Ten - It's only just occurred to me that in the same update I got 10 and The Ten
The Ten - It's only just occurred to me that in the same update I got 10 and The Ten
Jeff Buckley - Live In Chicago
The Terminal
Pitch Black
In The Name Of The King - Two Worlds
Tai-Chi Master
The Town
S. Darko
Thank You For Smoking
Saturday Night Live - King Of Comedy Collection
Veronica Mars Season 3 - The update ends with a Kristen Bell title.
Promise to get the next one out in time.
Promise to get the next one out in time.
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