? V.s ?

The first time I ever had to queue for anything was for Bedknobs and Broomsticks at The Lounge in Headingley and it was also the first time in ages my Mam and Sister came with us. They had split into a separate pictures faction very early on.

Rrriot Guurl wrote:take it back TB

Mary Poppins is brilliant. I palyed Bert in our primary school play one year. I was fucking brilliant. Mary Poppins never got a look in.

i've never seen mary poppins either

and i've only seen about 20mins of bedknobs and broomsticks as well

Bloody Hell what do you do with Saturday and Sunday mornings Spacebear?

Bedknobs and Broomsticks

T.B wrote: The Norths.

Just not gay enough.

too hard for singing and dancing.

Jnr DJ wrote:Bloody Hell what do you do with Saturday and Sunday mornings Spacebear?

You tended not to get old british films on the telly in Hong Kong

so i used to watch He-man, star wars and lord of the rings

Basically it doesn't matter how high or low the culture, if any culture comes on the forum we really quickly find out how truly rubbish we all are

"we're tru-ly rub-bish. We're well and truly rubbish..."

hahahahaha

Junior was making a Chitty joke there Northernz

T.B wrote:Junior was making a Chitty joke there Northernz

Westlife or Da Zone??

T.B wrote:Junior was making a Chitty joke there Northernz

I just don't get it etc

Jnr DJ wrote:

T.B wrote: The Norths.

Just not gay enough.

too hard for singing and dancing.

I must admit i do struggle with musicals and all that jazz.

LA Takedown vs Heat

Both Michael Mann films

Scott Plank vs Al Pacino
Alex McArthur vs Robert De Niro

They both massively overrated, but as one of them stars Val Kilmer i will have to go with LA Takedown.

peenieman wrote:Westlife or Da Zone??

ZONE

Broadhead wrote:

Jnr DJ wrote:

T.B wrote: The Norths.

Just not gay enough.

too hard for singing and dancing.

I must admit i do struggle with musicals and all that jazz.

I have a ratio that musicals are basically daft so daft musicals are usually ace. The more seriously they take themselves the more painful they become.

But bottom line is how good are the songs. Cos you aren't in it for the bit between the songs really are you.

Jonny Boy wrote:

peenieman wrote:Westlife or Da Zone??

ZONE

Pat has stormed in with his best 8th post ever

Sherrers wrote:

Broadhead wrote:

Jnr DJ wrote:

T.B wrote: The Norths.

Just not gay enough.

too hard for singing and dancing.

I must admit i do struggle with musicals and all that jazz.

I have a ratio that musicals are basically daft so daft musicals are usually ace. The more seriously they take themselves the more painful they become.

But bottom line is how good are the songs. Cos you aren't in it for the bit between the songs really are you.

Musicals with kids in, one of my pet hates. Stage kids

Sherrers wrote:

Broadhead wrote:

Jnr DJ wrote:

T.B wrote: The Norths.

Just not gay enough.

too hard for singing and dancing.

I must admit i do struggle with musicals and all that jazz.

I have a ratio that musicals are basically daft so daft musicals are usually ace. The more seriously they take themselves the more painful they become.

But bottom line is how good are the songs. Cos you aren't in it for the bit between the songs really are you.

The songs are usually the part i hate the most.

HOWEVER, i am guessing Bugsy Malone falls in to the musical category?

I fucking loves me some Bugsy, yagetzme?

bugsy malone is fucking epic, i still want one of those splurge guns

my two favourite songs from the film

My favourite musical.



Audrey

Rex Harrison gets an honourable mention as well.

never seen that either or the sound of music

wookie wrote:never seen that either or the sound of music

I watched the Sound of Music for the first time last christmas. My dad made me watch it as he said it was a cinematic classic and everyone should watch it at least once. Of course i knew the real reason he made me watch it is because i would really hate it and he enjoys watching me get easily pissed off.

Needless to say, i didn't let him down.

Broadhead wrote:

wookie wrote:never seen that either or the sound of music

I watched the Sound of Music for the first time last christmas. My dad made me watch it as he said it was a cinematic classic and everyone should watch it at least once. Of course i knew the real reason he made me watch it is because i would really hate it and he enjoys watching me get easily pissed off.

Needless to say, i didn't let him down.

I love the sound of music.

I always wanted to be a Von -Trap and I ended up a Clampitt.