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If you want to see a proper and brilliant Thai movie, you should look no further than The Adventures Of Iron ****. Pure genius. Really.

What's a szie? :D

I thought that Danny The Dog's dramatic bits were a bit crap, really. I agree that the fighting was great, though.

Kyuss - Green Machine

Except cuffawkling. And perhaps sex.

Dead Can Dance - Wilderness

Oh, you know it's fun...

Is that possible?

That goes without saying.

Don't worry, we can help you accept it.

what are you being paid for promoting this movie? Does it involve cuffawkling?

Would you? Really?

You are at the same time cool and a videogame designer. Do you suffer from multiple personality disorder or something?

It would have to include cuffawkling, though

It's a noun that comes originally from the verb "to cuffawkle", which refers to something we do.

Again, sorry...

You lucky cuffawkler. ^_^

You look like you are about to cuffawkle.

You are all wrong and I'm right. Now shut up and bow down to the might of views.

Sorry, but my actual initial reaction to this was: "Ha, ha, you suck!" :D

Actually, on the Bathory subject, Julie Delpy is making a film based on Elizabeth Bathory's life. She will direct it herself.

I've never even tried the game, it's just what I've heard (or read, I can't be sure).

It's all click, clickity, click. Or so I've heard.

I haven't seen this but perhaps it's worth checking out due to the gaming theme, even if it most certainly sucks. Stay Alive Synopsis This pop culture-laden fright-fest takes the legend of Countess Elizabeth Bathory of Hungary and relocates it in the inherently creepy locale of New Orleans. The usual cast of motley and none-too-bright teenagers is assembled and attached to quirky names--smartass Phineas (Jimmi Simpson) and his Goth-girl sister, October (Sophia Bush), hunky protagonist Hutch (Jon Foster), and tech-head Swink (Frankie Muniz), to name a few--and they all have one thing in common: the love of gaming. When Hutch

What about mods? And I've heard the combat is Diablo in space.