sorry to hear this jessica - hope you take care and get better soon.

worst part is - this jumped little cocknocker will be out in less than his full sentence - I'd bet money on it.  Offenders in the UK are onto a great ride at the mo, prisons are generally well-equipped (gyms, libraries, dvds etc), good food, prisoners rights are catered to (yes, its fkd - i know) and Human Rights rules the roost.
There is no way this guy will serve three years for this when the prisons are so full and early releases happen all the time....

this act made me feel so angry and so sad that someone felt it was totally ok to do this. and the crowd that watched - man oh man i hope you get yours...

eeek.  illegal, maggot-ridden cheese and foetus feast, urgh, fk - i thought this thread would be about haggis and I leapt in to defend my country. 

trying to think what the most terrifying thing I've ever eaten was.... have tried crocodile and snake (both nice, but hardly festering temple of doom style cuisine) - my sister has had the pleasure of eating pig's testicles in blood-y soup, and had to watch the pig be slaughtered in her honour. 

Anyone eaten anything on a par with James's list??

oooh.  where can i hear this?! been looking forward to hearing this - though appreciate from whats been said that the quality obs wont be 100%. anyone able to assist moi?

be interesting to see if Hollywood can manage a whole year without scheduling or producing any more fkn remakes.  it makes me angry and sad that new ideas and new (or established) writers cant and wont be developed because of the ease of trotting out another remake.  not every movie needs to have the now usual course of film>sequel>sequel>prequel>entire remake.  You can just stop after one you know!

And Kirschener's attitude - hmmm - i disagree.  Based on his points - remakes are ok because he wants the chance to use knowledge that he didnt have the first time round - but maybe his approach back then was part of the initial attraction and lure and horror of the original for a lot of fans.  Why should he presume that we want to see what more of his skille and what he has now learned only within the context of a remake?  I would much rather see him pit his new-found intellect into a brand new project.

Too much has changed since the golden age of film - remakes will be too 2007. Hell these days, I thought Hollywood were now being encouraged to phase out the age-old "cool" images of smokers, so try remaking any bette davis film! Stop fucking with the history of the silver screen - i feel its wasting time and talent.