why are the fans of the diddy clubs on here

[DannyBhoy]

are you into war films?

No really, pal, what ones are you on about?

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is on just now as well, Another cracking De Niro performance.

[gersforme]

that was a good one for sure, i'm heading for a repeat viewing of apocalypse now

the horror...the horror

[DannyBhoy]

Apocalypse Now is best enjoyed on a Sunday afternoon, with the curtains drawn and the phone unplugged, so you can truly immerse yourself in it.

A wonderful film.

They don't make em like that, anymore.

[gersforme]

jacob's ladder is a classic, tim robbins best work right there

[DannyBhoy]

I don't believe I've ever seen that. Just Googled it there and it doesn't ring any bells, I'll give it a download.

[Archiebaird]

Jacob's Ladder is a superb film.

I like to pitch in now and again, ken.

[DannyBhoy]

Jacob's Ladder is a superb film.

I like to pitch in now and again, ken.

I'm downloading it just now, Erchie min, I'll give it a watch soon.

[bwfcforever]

Watched a brilliant film the other night ( actually seen it before ) called a€œa Bronx Tale a€œ De Niro stared & directed ( his first shot at directing ) , if you get chance watch it mate

[DannyBhoy]

A Bronx Tale is cracking, BWFC, I enjoyed it.

Have you seen Raging Bull? That's another De Niro classic.

[gersforme]

Jacob's Ladder is a superb film.

I like to pitch in now and again, ken.

I'm downloading it just now, Erchie min, I'll give it a watch soon.[/quote]

a truly moving mind phuck of a film