Just watched Pans Labrynth, been meaning to watch it for some time and I finally bought the BluRay last week.

Very good film I enjoyed it, pretty brutal at times as well.

These are some celebrations, and some achievement for this keeper reaching 100 career goals:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6OjvQWRAOkc

Watched Freddy vs Jason last night, what a masterpiece!

But seriously it is what it is and does a decent job of being a corny throwback horror.

God I love this guy, Zizou still has it:

Moon is the kind of film I usually like but I don't enjoy films with Sam Rockwell, something I just find somehow off-putting irregardless of his acting prowess.

Scored again for the reserves tonight

He also sounds quite involved:

Nice from Rochina, flicking the ball over the onrushing marker, then runs whilst keeping the ball up with his knee, but his flick over for Formica finds his fellow forward a yard offside.

That's what I was saying Theno, people trying to put blame where there isn't any, hope it's not due to somebody being after a payout from Stoke.

Have you seen the worst song in history? It's going viral at the minute, how can it not be a hit with such great lyrics as:

FUN FUN FUN FUN

Kickin’ in the front seat

Sittin’ in the back seat

Gotta make my mind up

Which seat can I take?

and

Yesterday was Thursday, Thursday

Today i-is Friday, Friday (Partyin’)

We-we-we so excited

We so excited

We gonna have a ball today

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2LRROpph0

The inquest is ongoing. You can read about it here.

Urgh this sounds like such a needless waste of a young life.

I think its fair to say the policing and stewarding could possibly have been better but wrong that the lawyer seems to be trying to put some blame on Stoke for the bin not being fastened down. These aren't nursery children we are talking about here there is such a thing as personal responsibility or does that no longer exist.

Good luck to Eric Abidal who is having an operation for a tumour on his liver. Hope he's ok.

I'd say Rec is the best horror in years definitely worth a watch as is the Descent.

YOU. HAVE. NOT. SEEN. ALIENS. BEFORE?

I had but not in my adult life so I thought it was about time I watched them all in order, predator 1 and 2 next.

Watched Memento for the first time last night, very good film don't know how I missed it until now.

Felt the ending was a little underwhelming though

Also you guys give M Night too much credit, I think for most of his films he thinks of a twiiist and then wraps a bad plot around it. Although as I said Devil was Ok as a saturday night popcorn flick.

I've also been watching the Alien series for the first time over the last couple of weeks, doing a backlog of classics I may have missed

Yeah I liked Drag me to Hell, got a few films to watch at the moment probably watch Let me in next.

Is that the horror type movie?

Yeah kind of horror / thriller M Night Shalyman (or however you spell it) film.

Basically 5 people stuck in a lift and things start going wrong.

Should be getting Despicable Me BluRay in the post tomorrow, top film.

Just watched Devil tonight, actually quite enjoyed it, it's in no way a masterpiece but ok as a popcorn flick.

Rather than start a new thread I thought I'd ask here, what does your BluRay collection mostly consist of?

Up until recently I hadn't bothered buying them much but now have every Disney and Pixar animated film released, the quality is second to none. Otherwise I just have a few of my favourite films of different genres.

I tried a Rueben in Florida didn't think too much of it (American corned beef is just weird) hope our Ruben is better!

Welcome aboard Ruben, shame there is no cup games for him to play in now.

Edit: The 'goal' at 2:20 went wide, great skill though

I found it brilliant. One of the best films I've seen in recent years.

I understand why some people feel uncomfortable with the fact that such a delicate subject matter is handled through comedy, but if you stop asking yourself "is it ok for me to find this funny" then it's fantastic.

That's not to say it's "Carry On Suicide Bombing", it's a very dark, it'll tug on your heart strings, it may even make you think about situations you've never stopped to consider before and it does feel odd that you can be holding back tears of sadness in one scene, then holding back tears of laughter he next.

I think that hits the nail bang on the head there, the wife although she found some bits funny didn't enjoy it, a lot due to the main character being so normal around his young son etc, which really I suppose is the whole point. I think if they didn't make some of the comedy so absurb it couldn't have worked nearly as well as a package.

I loved the opening scene with him holding a minature replica AK47, brilliant.

I found it funny especially the White guy and the guy from phonejacker its just odd because they make the guys likeable somehow

Has anyone seen four lions? Odd film not sure if it was any good or not yet

I'd like to see him back at rovers in some form, maybe as a defender scout or coaching one of the youth teams, just something to help the guy out!!

If he was though good enough and the best man for the job i'd have no problem otherwise Rovers have done more than enough to help him out.

He's a legend and been through an awful time so I do wish him the best.

Had a couple of nice meals over the weekend, Saturday night had a curry at Sukhis in Darwen, decent curry and bumped into Abbey as well.

Yesterday we went to La Scala on longsight road for lunch, great value at £3.95 any pasta or pizza and it was as good a pasta dish and garlic bread I've had in a long time, will definitely go back.

Really looking forward to Tangled at the end of this month, gutted they didn't stick with the hand drawn / 3d hybrid style