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Holy shit, that's what this thread should be about.

I haven't got to see many movies through to the end, but I got to rewatch the first half of both Happiness and Love Actually, which now that I think about it are practically the same movie, but from different dimentions.

I may well be hurt or killed for saying this, but every time I hear , I think of this.

Speaking from personal experience, one of the easiest ways to feel good about your self is to put down another. I don't understand why people keep attacking Emo kids over superficial matters of style, it is every teenagers right to dress in black and experiment with order transvestitism in public, similarly it is human nature to ally your self to a scene to gain social acceptance among your direct peers. Like these two dudes who probably think they're real punks and independent thinkers even though they look like punk dudes that can be found in any city with a significant Caucasian population, what the fuck do you listen to Cagney and Lacey? So emo's not as bad as you think they are, not as tragic as they think they are, they're just people trying to grow up like we were/ are, they just need to stop listening to shit music. Hate Emo, not the Emo-Kid. (not aimed at the awesome Rachael who posted the image on Blargh)

I know where I'm going this weekend.

"That's no moon" ?

I think Wipout lost some of it's cool when it arrived on the PS2, but the new tracks for Wipeout Pure make me want to own a PSP.

Dude, you are humping a grave stone! Let it go!

Definitley worth seeing live, one of those bands that don't feel obliged to recreate the songs as they appear on the album and do things a bit differently. I'm thinking about getting some of their live albums for the alternative versions. Still listening to them right now.

Just downloaded a bunch of eels. As in band not as in arse. Legal downloading as it happens, since I own all the CDs, I just can't fucking find them. But yeah nostalgia trip, got to see them live again sometime.

Everyones avatar gets replaced with this:

I want the Chris Cunningham DVD, but it's doesn't quite seem value for money, whereas Gondry has enough new and rarer old material to fill another one.

Everyone needs this DVD.

I don't know if it disregards it completely, if you watch the director Michele Gondry's DVD, he reveals that the video was quite personal to him, drawing on his childhood dreams. Things don't have to be Poe-faced to be poignant.

I think it could be good, the senario doesn't really let them recreate the first movie, so hopefully they'll try and do something like Aliens did with Alien. Up the tempo, get a bit bigger and not worry if it resembles the original movie. Could be good, could be bad, but with a few notable exceptions, zombies make for solid cinema.

Now do you believe? Let yourself be touched by his noodley appendage.

He came, he spoke, he gave us a message. I think he wants us to click. Some great moments in that interview, and I'm not even half way through. Talking about Arseface I need to see that documentary.

I found a new and improved version of that one. Good call on Brick, they did a nice campaign parodying the current obsession of single character one sheets.

It says page 500 for me.

Jackson... no. I've never seen it. She's got a good body and stuff sure, but the face, the family resemblance. Nah.