Just wanted to say, that this film is on TV over here at the moment. I'm giving it another go as I was never a big fan, originally. It's uncut, too. Good old BBC

I know I'll get flamed for this (I know Zarban doesn't like it much) but I really enjoy Live and Let Die. It's one of my favourites.

You're welcome, mate. Better late than never eh?

I love Duck Tales

Mind. Blown.

Iron Man is awesome. I'm a fan of the second film too, actually. Got it for Christmas on Blu Ray

Indeed, it ws groundbreaking for it's time. I remember seeing it in the cinema back in 1988 and I loved it

Awwww, poor kitty.

Zarban, can I just say- I don't think you can get most  Film Fever Radio commentaries any more. They stopped doing them and although they still have them linked on their site, you can't actually download them.

Die Hard, Scrooged, Jaws, Strange Brew, Transformers, The Devil's Advocate, West Side Story, Star Trek: First Contact and Batman and Robin are all unavailable from their site. Well, at least, I can't download them.

Just thought you'd like to know

If I'm honest, I'd say 3 is actually the worst one. The last 15 minutes of 4 are too much though, it just drags on. At least the first 3 are 'kill the bad guy- THE END'.

Yeah, I'd go with the original cut of Lethal Weapon, it flows better. And it's set at Christmas I'd say to Teague to watch it beforehand though

Another Christmas based action film is The Long Kiss Goodnight, written by Shane Black. I remember Trey mentioning that film in a commentary once

 
Agree with this 100%. Fucking love the first two Lethal Weapons. A lot of people said it gets too comedic starting with the second but I think it is still pretty damn dark.

That's actually quite shocking.My sister is 18 and has seen them all. Although, I grew up with the films, and kind of forced them on her. Nah, she loves them too.  Hopefully I'll get the new blu-ray boxset for my Christmas. Parts 2 and 4 are available uncut for the first time in the UK, now.

I understand why people younger than me haven't seen them. And yet-

There's a reason why you're my favourite, Brian. Ok, maybe not favourite.....not least favourite anyway

There's an Irish comedian called Dara O'Briain and his new stand up dvd was released this week in the UK. He is a self-confessed science nerd and he does a routine about the crap science in 2012. He pays special attention to the scientist at the start who says 'the neutrinos have mutated'. Anyway, at the end of his show, he gets Jimi Minstry, the Brit actor who delivered the line on stage to do a bit of role play with him, it's quite amusing.

I agree with Dorkman (and Brian, can't forget Brian) for the majority of the commentary. 2012 is not fun or exciting. It is nothing but a CGI showcase and while those are really pretty, they are surrounded by a lame plot and characters that I just don't give a toss for. Oh, and having about 4 near identical escape scenes is pretty darn desperate.