Forum: Movies

Just watched the latest trailer.. this looks like a lot of fun. Seems to have captured the essence of the Original A-Team, but taken it way over the top Which is most excellent :p

I have been trying to compile my ultimate cd of tracks featured on 80s film soundtracks so here goes : 1) Nothings gonna stop us now by Starship (Mannequin) 2) Glory of love by Peter Cetera (Karate kid) 3) St Elmo's Fire by John Parr (St Elmo's Fire) 4) Up Where We Belong by Joe Cocker and...

This is a long shot as I think it is earlier than the 70s... Hope you can help. Black and white-short film. Narrow country lane.Posh car and less posh car / works van. Neither will back up for the other. Posh bloke.Thought of Ian Carmichael...Checked on IMBD and Wiki,couldn't find anything....

The word "Movies" never sits right with me LOL but as most films come from the USA - Movies it is! (I know most films come from India but you know what I mean) One fav film from each decade please: 1970's Life of Brian 1980's Raging Bull 1990's Shawshank Redemption

http://retrogamingarena.myfreeforum.org/templates/myff_retrogamingarena4/images/spacer.gif HERE ARE A FEW OF MY FAVES WHAT ARE OTHER MEMBERS FAVe horror films. ABSURD ANTHROPOPHAGOUS THE BEAST HILLS HAVE EYES PT 1,2. SUSPIRIA INFERNO THE BEYOND

It featured a dog on some sort of a journey, possibly lost and trying to get home. It wasn't a Disney-like movie and I'm pretty sure the dog wasn't voiced by an actor or anything. He looked a lot like the littlest Hobo and I thought for ages that it might have been this series. I saw it in the mid-...

Does anyone remember a French film where a girl is hitch-hiking and is held captive in a caravan??

After Thunderbirds 2086 Japanese animation seemed to have dissappeared in the west until the early midddle 90s when feature length Japanese animated films began to enter the mainstream. One of the most memorable ones was Katsuhiro Otomo's Cyberpunk classic AKIRA. When I first sdaw this it really...

I've recently confessed in the worst TV sit-com ever thread that I've just watched "Holiday on the buses" but it wasn't the fact that I thought it was a classic British comedy. The most interesting thing in the film is that it has a number of on location scenes that act as a record of Britain at...

ive been trying to trace a movie i saw back in the days when chanel 4 had those mainly bad red triangle late night movies on it was about a group of prostitutes ,it was was filmed if i remember rightly really shakely like on hand cams in documentary style the picture was really grainy ,it wasnt...

Hi, I saw a movie back in the very early 90's. And NO ONE knows the movie I am talking about! It was a rental from a movie rental shop which closed shortly after so no help there! Ok the plot: A couple scientists have a grant to do research on brains in jars. 1 scientist is taking a...

my memories all a bit patchy but many years ago i remember being up late one night when i was a kid ,and saw this film set in WW2 in some sort of spanish village there was this boy who was obsesssed with westerns and a german soilder i think he was a general or something (ive got this weird...

We all remember the first time we saw starwars, but i was always into sci fi even as a young un. Here are some of the films that scared me or fascinated me as a child and i still like to watch regularly. What are yours and why? Dark star, (that beachball alien made me giggle and the...

I've just thought about a film we watched at primary school once that scared the living daylights out of me. We hardly ever watched films so it must have been at Christmas or something and I can assume that it must have been a children's film. Anyway I only remember one scene - the terrifying...

AKA, Unidentified Flying Oddball Saw this when I was about 8 years old at the local ABC cinema. A goof-ball comedy about a time-traveling NASA astronaut. I think I liked it at the time and I remember the ending was quite clever somehow but I can't think why. Can anyone help?