Hiro Protagonist

Is that mixed together?

I like old anime the best. Macross, Lupin, Outlanders, Lodoss War, Fist of the North Star, Battle Angel, Heroic Legend of Arislan, Bubblegum Crisis, Ninja Scroll, Blood - the Last Vampire, Vampire Hunter D, all of Miyazaki movies and movies based on Shirow's work. Most of these are pre 2000. :|

^^ My thoughts were exactly the same with Deja Vu. Last three movies I've seen recently are 28 Weeks Later which was good but I felt the original was better. Shooter with Mark Wahlberg was a good popcorn flick which I enjoyed. Pan's Labyrinth I really liked.

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I don't expect customer service when I go into a shop so I'm never disappointed. If anything, I dislike employees coming up to me asking if they can help me. I know it's their job, so I try to go in and get what I need and get out as fast as I can.

Didn't notice any allegories when watching BSG. But then I'm just watching it for the entertainment value and not looking for meanings.

I'm going to have to sue the Church concerning the Bible as it's arguably the most violent book on earth. Who's looking after the kids that have to go to scripture? Our children are being hardwired with all this violence.

I recommend all of Hiyao Miyazaki's movies. all these are on dvd now. Nausica

No displeasure on my part. It was merely an observation. If there's any displeasure, it seems to be coming from people like yourself that I did mention the show.

I'm glad I'm one of your favourite people. Thank you. I simply wanted to correct a misunderstanding that I wasn't asking a question.

Dr. Who is an 80's show as well as being a 70's and 60's show. Unless you discount all the episodes done by Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy during the eighties.

It stopped in 1989 and has been revived after a decade. I don't see a problem with it being British or sci-fi and not mentioning it, since the thread title covers all genres.

Because you asked why Dr. Who hadn't been mentioned. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> No, I didn't ask a question. I made a statement. If I had asked a question, it would have been something like, "Has Doctor Who been mentioned?"

I do realise this. Not sure why you had to point this out as I saw shows like Benson being mentioned which isn't action nor a tropical show. Seems irrelevant when people mention shows from the sixties like Gilligans Island. So the 80's, 90's reference seems to be irrelevant too.

Concerning this story, I said on another forum... yeah and every 22 years, when the suns go into alignment and there's an eclipse by the moon, beasties come out and play

I've been through the thread and if I'm not mistaken, no one has mentioned Dr. Who.

hehe. I didn't think of that. you are correct. B)

I ran into Whoopi Goldberg in a bookshop in Sydney and spoke with her with a friend and chatted a couple of minutes and got her autograph. I've met Keith Potger, founding member of The Seekers; Des Renford, swam the English channel 20 times; and fortunate enough to meet Ricky May before he died I've also had christmas lunch at a friends place with 5 people which included Tony Greig [the cricket commentator] and his wife Vivien. and Henry Lawson is in my family tree.

I don't have any tattoo's but my g/f does. She has one on her lower back, celtic design.

haha. That's quite true in a lot of cases. If you want money and heaps of it, you don't neccessarily need a degree.

more meat for the grinder in Iraq. I'm sure Bush and his arm chair generals are happy, safe and sound back home.

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The Land of Kangaroos and Koalas.

With the director Paul W.S. Andersson directing this movie... I'm going to have to agree with the tagline: "Whoever Wins, We Lose".

The Boondock Saints surpised me. I saw it a few years ago and wasn't sure what it was about and it totally rocked.