Just watched
I Saw The Devil
I've waited forever to see as with Thirst it did not disappoint :pop2::popcorn:

Is Mansion of the Doomed any good B_E?

Which release do you have.

Robin Hood:Prince of Thieves, haven't seen this in years and despite the shite Bryan Adams song, I still think it's as good now as when I first saw it at the cinema 20 odd years ago. I haven't seen the Ridley Scott version, but I'm told it's not very good

I like both films. :nod:

Russell Crowe has a lot of haters for some reason and i think that clouds people's reasoning as to whether its a good film or not.

Yeah, I don't get why he gets so much stick.

They probably watched the South Park episode with him in and thought
He's like that in real life:pound:

Trekkies: Interesting documentary from the 90's about star trek fandom, interesting to see it now considering several cast members of the origional series have since passed away. Also weird seeing the fans websites back in the days of dial up, they were state of the art then but now look prehistoric. The doc itself is good and not at all condesending, its just an interesting look at one peticular subculture.

Zombie women of satan: Imagine if VIZ made a horror movie and your in the right ball park. Lots of pretty crude humour around tits/s**t/wanking and lots of semi naked zombie women. It passed the time.

Resident evil retribution: I have a weird relationship with the resi movies, like with the underworld films I tend to dislike them but always find myself watching the next one. Weirdly I liked the middle portion prison set part of the last movie, I hated this one though, occasional good scenes interspersed with lots of bad ones.

yesterdays viewings

It's been ages since I saw Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, probably 15-20 years and, though it's really pantomime entertainment, I enjoyed it for what it was – Alan Rickman is perfectly suited to those roles.

As for Ridley Scott's Robin Hood, it's not a great film, but Russell Crowe's wandering accent makes perfect sense (he is in the Army and has travelled all around the world) and it has far more substance and historical truth than any other Robin Hood film. It's well worth checking out and you can probably buy the DVD or BD quite cheaply.

I much prefer the Ridley Scott version!