hardware

[daubers]

anybody seen this film very hard to find had to go to germany to get a copy.
it's about a robot found in the disputed zone and somone buys it for his girl freind anb it rebuilds it self and isnt very happy turns out that it's the new birth control system(nice)anyway very messy and nasty not nice one of my favourate films

[pablo]

hiya ye got the original vid to this film.only got it cos phil lynott done the main song....this is what you want this is what you get

[Oggy]

Yep had this on video, it was ok.

[Dark Helmet]

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1 word....Limewire

[Oggy]

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1 word....Limewire

Lost me now

[Dark Helmet]

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Lost me now

http://www.limewire.com

dowload your movie or music

[Oggy]

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O I C cheers.......

[Dark Helmet]

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O I C cheers.......

np, btw use the free version to download the professional payed for version lmao - works nicely

[Oggy]

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many thanx

[Chameleon Factor]

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Available on DVD now.

Hardware [DVD] [1990]: Stacey Travis, Dylan McDermott, Carl McCoy, Iggy Pop, John Lynch, William Hootkins, Richard Stanley: Amazon.co.uk: DVD

[Chameleon Factor]

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hiya ye got the original vid to this film.only got it cos phil lynott done the main song....this is what you want this is what you get

That's John Lydon - Phil Lynot was long dead by then!

[Flash Gordon]

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That's what I always remember most: "This is what you want, this is what you get.." Cool line. And Iggy Pop as a DJ?
It was alright, given its budget.
Had it on video before my rubbish old vcr chewed up all my tapes and I had to chuck them all out.

[Flash Gordon]

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Public Image Limited:
Order of Death

[ridski]

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I really liked it when it came out. Back then, my mum had a second job cleaning houses and in one of the places she worked, Dylan McDermott was staying in the basement flat while he was shooting this film at the Roundhouse in Chalk Farm, so my mum got to meet him but not me.

The soundtrack changed my life, though, opening me up to a ton of stuff I'd never have heard otherwise like early PIL and Ministry. And it featured not only Iggy Pop as Angry Bob the radio DJ, but Lemmy from Motorhead as the boat-cab driver and Carl McCoy from Fields of the Nephilim as the Nomad who picks up Mark 13 in the desert. For an ultra-low budget (one shot from the window of the building of cars far below is actually a bunch of maggots sprayed with reflective paint moving along a track) Terminator rip-off, it's not half-bad.