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I am quite envious of the dutch way of life, to an english person it comes across as very laid back & open minded. Admittedly, it would take more then a film to make me truly query reality, but I enjoy ones which merely give you at least slightly different viewpoint for a moment - excellent...

Also, whilst people say they've known for years the bad effect such food can have, even the doctors were astounded by how badly it affected him so rapidly. I do think his gf releasing the diet is going to far though.

Thanks Irene, I think I may strip off & go dance around Stongehenge to acknowledge the godess inside me lol

A very good point, when I think about the films that used to make me laugh it was more because I was younger & hadn't matured yet or acquired a more discerning taste. I look forward to seeing what some people can come up with though, as I'm sure there are quite a few gems I just can't think of...

ISO: Thought provoking films or books Whilst discussing in another thread about films, it started me thinking about thought provoking books & films . A strong example I can think of is The Matrix or AI. I love to watch a film which you come away from still questioning so any things & would...

Likewise, I tend not to like the Farelly Brothers film, they seem to think simply using toilet humour or trying to gross people out is funny. I agree with you that it's very difficult to find a genuinely funny movie nowadays.

I particularly liked the special edition one where they have Spielberg talking about how he wanted Teddy to sound like Eeyore & his own perspective on how we need to be careful when making artificial intelligence. I really liked AI, thought it was quite an intelligent film & I enjoy films which...

Films which make me laugh include: Dogma, Zoolander, Mystery Men, Wayne's World (the first few years after it as released - it's not ageing too well), anything in which Keanu Reeves thinks he can genuinely act (esp him in Dracula)

Has anyone seen that his girlfriend has now released a book containing the diet she used to detox him after Supersize Me finished?

One of the things that really made me want to watch AI was Kubrick's involvement in it & Spielberg's (alleged) determination to ensure the film was as Kubrick would have wanted. (Nothing to do with Jude Law - honest)

In the two films I mentioned it was more down to the scipt then him personally, but then I do absolutely adore Zoolander & anyone could have been Mugatu & I would still have laughed

I haven't watched it, guess I got caught up in all the press when it was released that implied it was a load of drive & as I didn't much rate him as an actor I was more than happy to believe that. Since then, I've heard from a few people who seem to hve very valid opinions that it is worth...

I liked him in Zoolander and Jay & Silent Bob, but otherwise I think he is seriously overrated.

Maybe it's from becoming a teenager in the late 80's when all my friends fancied him, or the fact that for over a decade he kept playing roughly the same character all the time: top of his profession, crisis of confidence, girl comes along & make everything better. More then anything I think...

Allegedly, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory was so named because Roald Dahl did not like it & didn't want it to be too closely associated with the book, whereas Tim Burton claims he is trying to make a film which follows the book much more closely & captures the book's "atmosphere" With...

I've got to the point where horror just doesn't seem to scare or even unnerve me anymore, so I want to try out some psychological thrillers (Silence of the Lambs type) as I really like the film genre. I was hoping people here might be able to recommend some worthwhile books to me. So far...

Now you come to mention it, that's happen with me quite a few times, especially if it's a psychological thriller or a horror & all the trailers are growly voice man or the "we're only going to show loads of clips of people only partially dressed, because there is no plot or story" ones.

I would love to say I was only there to also insult the Robbie Williams fans, but in all honesty it's because I had a HUGE crush on his bass player (not the woman he has now) *hides face in shame* I agree that people can very easily choose exactly which persona they want to convey online, but...

I met my husband via the internet, there was a chat room I used to frequently go to & he'd turn up mainly to try & wind people up & insult them. I found it funny how his sarcasm mainly flew over the top of most people's heads. Admittedly, it was a Robbie Williams chatroom, so it's not all that...

Well, Bill Gates would get most concerned if we windows readers could read ;)