I liked The Outer Limits from the 90s because it got Alyssa Milano to get her boobs out. Good times.

I think a lot of the old Twilight Zone episodes hold up more than the original Outer Limits and some of the 80s Twilight Zone stuff was pretty good too. I saw them more than Outer Limits but I do enjoy a good anthology show.

The timeline where Back to the Future is freaking awesome? I like this timeline.

I have no idea what that means.

Total Recall

Is it real? Is it a dream? Who cares, there's a chick with three boobs!

Those are movies! Faldor ruined the thread!!!!!!!

Yeah, I couldn't link to the article, thanks Doc

Just watched Homefront, not a bad action movie written by Stallone and starring his mate Jason Statham. It's nice to see Winona Ryder again, even if it was a nothing role. Made me realise that even after 25 years I still have a bit of a crush on her.

I listen along to films I own on blu ray or region 1 dvd otherwise I just listen as a podcast. If I haven't seen the film, I don't listen to the episode

As mentioned before, my friend does magic-

Captain Phillips was one of my favourite films of last year

As someone who genuinely suffers from 'Clinical Depression', I am often surprised that some people make this distinction for some reason. You can have times where you feel a bit sad or there can be days on end where you just can't drag yourself out of bed because you feel useless and pathetic and you just want to curl up in a ball forever away from everyone else. Unfortunately, for the past two years or so I have been going through the latter. There are some people who hear I suffer from depression and their first instinct is to say 'cheer up' which while annoying can be attributed to them not knowing the full story so I understand. I have no choice to really as so many people use 'depression' as a catch-all term for having off days, those of us actually suffering from it can often get ignored. Which, on my off days suits me fine as I want to be left alone. Depression humour for you there, ladies and gents.

Anyway, tangent, much? I didn't see Bullock's character as suffering from depression in Gravity