Yeah, that is true. I didn't mean you could see everything on Freeview, hence the 'or' rather than an 'and'.  Nah, I just worded it wrong, thanks for the lesson, though.

The BBC has done good with their coverage, I have watched some online and it was pretty good.

This is very true, although it would be odd if they didn't make a LOTR reference somewhere, although, they are not really children's books, are they? They focused a lot on that type of literature so who knows.

I really enjoyed the music and movies part of the ceremony.

No way in hell! And Lupa is good fun with the right film to review. Same with a lot of the folks at That Guy With The Glasses.

(I don't know why I typed 'too' in my last post, put it down to me being very tired and I should probably go to bed. I was fully aware you had finished it. Again-tired)

Holy shit, I didn't know there was a new Lupa video out already! I have just watched her vid for No Retreat, No Surrender 2 on Phelous' site. I shall watch this new one now

Yup, she has never done something like that before. The fact that she did it proves she has a sense of humour. She very rarely smiles in public (unless she is meeting people), she doesn't want to show that she has any favourites at events like the Royal Variety and whatnot.

I think Darkman is an underrated film........

(and that poster is awesome )

Bullet speaks the truth......

This is Sir Patrick Stewart carrying the Olympic torch and a wee interview with the great man too-

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Woohoo!

I think it is is America, yes. Apparently people take babies to late night screenings because they usually just sleep through the film.

That is horrible. This fucking world, sometimes. Well, that's not fair, it's not the world's fault, it's the people living in it that are crazy.

The bit in that article about the little girl is heartbreaking.

If you're interested in that and like Monty Python, try to get hold of the TV Movie Holy Flying Circus.  It was shown in the UK last October and it is an oddity, just like Python shows themselves. It tells the story of the run up to the debate and the infighting between Cleese and Palin before it. In an odd bit of genius, Palin's wife is played by the same dude who plays Terry Jones in drag......