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by **Number 9** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:44 am

Dundalk wrote:I use uTorrent and its the biz. Have a 500Gb Hard Drive and stick all the films in there.

Dare say knowing you the majority of them contain naked women in various positions! :laugh:

by **Dundalk** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:49 am

No i have a different 800Gb one for that - and its full to the brim

by **dawson99** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:54 am

not saying a word

transsiberino, directed by the guy who made the machinist i think, another absoltue cracker of a film

by **Toffeehater** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:11 pm

Dundalk wrote:No i have a different 800Gb one for that - and its full to the brim

, thats how he gets the pic to post in the fit birds thread

by **Number 9** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 12:43 pm

Toffeehater wrote:
Dundalk wrote:No i have a different 800Gb one for that - and its full to the brim

, thats how he gets the pic to post in the fit birds thread

No he probably has another 500gb HD for pics only!

by **laza** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 1:37 pm

Number 9 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:
Number 9 wrote:Its on Megavideo and works perfect,you dont even need to let it buffer!
I never download movies anymore,since Azeurus changed to Vuse or whatever its called I cant work it!

, cheers mate will give it a try . Why don't you try using utorrent instead of azeurues

Cause I dont see the point in downloading them mate!I just watch em and then thats it,i cant understand having 50 full length movies on your hard drive when ya can watch them in about 4 clicks of a mouse anyway.
If I knew how to put them onto DVD and watch them on the telly I would download,but I could never work out how to do it and am beyond trying to find out!

Well I got a dvd player with usb connection and now that I can watch them on the telly like Dundalk my external HD is filling fast.

by **Dundalk** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:39 pm

dawson99 wrote:not saying a word

transsiberino, directed by the guy who made the machinist i think, another absoltue cracker of a film

Please dont give out Dawson

Defo going to watch transsiberian tommorr

by **J*o*n*D*o*e** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 3:57 pm

just some ive seen recently

x-files - gonna give it 7/10 and not as bad as some have said

ninja cheerleaders - wasnt what the title suggested or should i say what i imagined it might be

3/10

scorpion king 2 - not a patch on the first and considering the first was cr@p says it all 3/10

redbelt - took a chance on this after a heads up and it wasnt too bad, 7/10, ok martial arts instructer good guy drawn into fighting in a rigged ufc tournament

by **Toffeehater** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:18 pm

Number 9 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:
Dundalk wrote:No i have a different 800Gb one for that - and its full to the brim

, thats how he gets the pic to post in the fit birds thread

No he probably has another 500gb HD for pics only!

by **Emerald Red** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:22 pm

kazza 1 wrote:
Emerald Red wrote:The X-Files: I Want To Believe....

that it wasn't the biggest pile of w@nk that I've seen in a long time. I really don't want to go off on a rant about how bad this film turned out to be. I'm so disappointed. I've been a big time fan of the show since it first started, and I feel like Chris Carter has just plunged a dagger in my back. Mulder and Scully just didn't seem to be themselves, it was like they were different characters such was the thinness of the dire script. There were episodes that were 100 times better done than this dross. I'm gutted, because this surely means there will be no more films being made, and it's probably a good thing based on this.

4/10 and that's being kind, coming from a big fan of the series too.

I went to see X Files last night. And I have to disagree with you ER. I really enjoyed film. I too am a big fan of the series and I still watch it on cable (the re runs never get boring, lol). Yes I agree that they have both "aged", but its 6 years since the last episode was made and everyone ages sometime.
The plot for the film was good and kept me guessing for a while as to what was going on but Chris Carters imagination came up trumps again.

For me it was a great film so I'm going to give it 8/10

Different strokes I suppose. But had this been an episode back in the series' prime, it would have been one to avoid or to forget about. I'd have probably turned this over to see what was on the other side, it was that monotonous and dreary. I thought the writting was basically just a vehicle to remind fans about certain aspects of M&S's characters and to show them together on screen once more. For example, the start where Mulder is in his office and it shows him sticking posters and paper clippings on his wall beside the "I want to believe poster" he had just like back in his FBI office; the sunflower seeds; and then the camera pans up to show the pencils stuck on the ceiling. I mean, OK, Chris - we're fans of the show, and we know Mulder's little habits by now, so why make the effort to show them to us again? The entire film was like this.

Where was the explanation of what went on in the 6 year gap? They were hunted by the government and the FBI, so what did they do, just drop it? They were public enemy #1 FFS. And Skinner - he helped them escape in the last episode. So what, he just went and retained his job in the FBI? I thought it was a mess, and the plot should have been vastly different to what it was, and what it was wasn't very well written or explained. As I've said, the majority of episodes on TV were a lot sharper and a lot better than this film, and they had 6 years to come up with it.

Chris Carter should have never penned this. He wasn't even the best writer on the show. That credit goes to Darin Morgan (Flukeman in The Host). He singlehandedly dragged the show out of the mud and saved it from being axed due to his writing on the second series. He should have came up with a monster of the week story as he seems to know what the word paranormal means. Frankenstein experiments (which were done by the Nazis in fact) and a half-arsed psychic peado priest would have been the last things I'd have associated with a new X-Files film. So much for the 2012 invasion.

by **account deleted by request** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:45 pm

Number 9 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:
Number 9 wrote:Its on Megavideo and works perfect,you dont even need to let it buffer!
I never download movies anymore,since Azeurus changed to Vuse or whatever its called I cant work it!

, cheers mate will give it a try . Why don't you try using utorrent instead of azeurues

Cause I dont see the point in downloading them mate!I just watch em and then thats it,i cant understand having 50 full length movies on your hard drive when ya can watch them in about 4 clicks of a mouse anyway.
If I knew how to put them onto DVD and watch them on the telly I would download,but I could never work out how to do it and am beyond trying to find out!

Its very easy Barry, no knowledge required mate. Just download convertXtodvd.

It does everything for you apart from put the DVD in the machine.

Seriously you can't really go wrong with it mate.

Any problems just ask.

by **Number 9** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:56 pm

s@int wrote:
Number 9 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:
Number 9 wrote:Its on Megavideo and works perfect,you dont even need to let it buffer!
I never download movies anymore,since Azeurus changed to Vuse or whatever its called I cant work it!

, cheers mate will give it a try . Why don't you try using utorrent instead of azeurues

Cause I dont see the point in downloading them mate!I just watch em and then thats it,i cant understand having 50 full length movies on your hard drive when ya can watch them in about 4 clicks of a mouse anyway.
If I knew how to put them onto DVD and watch them on the telly I would download,but I could never work out how to do it and am beyond trying to find out!

Its very easy Barry, no knowledge required mate. Just download convertXtodvd.

It does everything for you apart from put the DVD in the machine.

Seriously you can't really go wrong with it mate.

Any problems just ask.

Cheers Saint I'll try that one mate!

I've had loads of programs..Nero,DVD Santa and loads of others but gave up trying to burn them years ago as it seemed way too complicated.I guess its like everything though,easy when ya know how its done!

by **account deleted by request** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 6:06 pm

Number 9 wrote:
s@int wrote:
Number 9 wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:
Number 9 wrote:Its on Megavideo and works perfect,you dont even need to let it buffer!
I never download movies anymore,since Azeurus changed to Vuse or whatever its called I cant work it!

, cheers mate will give it a try . Why don't you try using utorrent instead of azeurues

Cause I dont see the point in downloading them mate!I just watch em and then thats it,i cant understand having 50 full length movies on your hard drive when ya can watch them in about 4 clicks of a mouse anyway.
If I knew how to put them onto DVD and watch them on the telly I would download,but I could never work out how to do it and am beyond trying to find out!

Its very easy Barry, no knowledge required mate. Just download convertXtodvd.

It does everything for you apart from put the DVD in the machine.

Seriously you can't really go wrong with it mate.

Any problems just ask.

Cheers Saint I'll try that one mate!
I've had loads of programs..Nero,DVD Santa and loads of others but gave up trying to burn them years ago as it seemed way too complicated.I guess its like everything though,easy when ya know how its done!

Its a lot easier than Nero Barry, but if you have any probs just ask mate.

Just download the trial version from here and I will pm you.

by **maypaxvobiscum** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 6:24 pm

has anyone watched stardust? its an absolute beauty!

by **RUSHIE#9** » Wed Aug 13, 2008 6:51 pm

maypaxvobiscum wrote:has anyone watched stardust? its an absolute beauty!

Watched that a while back and it is a good flick. Robert De Niro absolutely steals the show for me in a role that I'd never hae expected to see him in!!!

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