........and now Ice Age 3_dawn of the dinosaurs ....Fab film..:lol:
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........and now Ice Age 3_dawn of the dinosaurs ....Fab film..:lol:
On to Black Adder Series 2. Astonishingly funny if that's a word.
Just remembered how to spell it lol
Your just an old quack....I'd rather be a quack than a ducky:D
BBC Electric Proms, just watched The Who now on to Oasis (don't think I'll bother with Robbie Williams)
What! ............don't like Robbie?;)
Best I can say about him is he's a 'showman', watched Robert Plant & Band of Joy insteadQuote:
Originally Posted by struth
Saw Plant on the box a couple of weeks ago. He looks a mess, very crumbly and clapped out. He certainly looks rougher than I do and he's younger (just).Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy S
Maybe the split from Patty Griffin has hit him hardQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Classic Albums: Steely Dan 'Aja'
on U-tube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8GwEX7nn6o
The thinking man's Spinal Tap:
Walter Becker: ''I like it when people come up to me and say 'Hey are you that guy out of Steely Dan?' and I say 'Yes that's right.' And they say 'No, no. You're not him.' That's what I like.''
Tonight it is Star Trek; First Contact (1996), Directed and Starring Jonathan Frakes, with Patrick Stewart and Bret Spiner, who is terrific as Data.
Tom Hanks was considered for the role of Zefram Cochrane. Hanks, being an avid Star Trek fan, was receptive to the part, but had to pass due to his commitment to directing and starring in That Thing You Do! (1996). Zefram Cochrane played by James Cromwell, who was in both the Green Mile and LA Confidential, loved and was dancing to one of my favorite songs, Ooby Dooby by Roy Orbison AKA the Big O.
LeVar Burton playing Geordi La Forge finally had his requests to have his visor replaced with ocular implants granted here. All the scenes filmed inside the silo and of the Phoenix were taken at the Titan Missile Museum, located in Green Valley, 20 miles South of Tucson, Arizona. This site is the only Intercontinental Missile (ICBM) silo complex in the world that is open to the public. The 110 foot tall Titan II rocket has been "de-militarized" (no fuel or nuclear payload) and, per the SALT treaty and SMART (Strategic Missile Arms Reduction Treaty), one of the two silo doors must remain blocked open for Russian satellite verification.
The best of the Star Trek films this, and I never tire of it.
Controversial! Of the modern efforts I prefer 'Generations', with this one second best, maybe. Of the old films I don't think they bettered Wrath Of Khan. Don't forget the Star Trek film rule of thumb, folks. Even numbers good, odd numbers bad :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth