Good movies to rent?

[Panarchy]

Hello!

'bout to go to the rental store (DVD rentals) and am wondering what to rent!

Last time I chose crap movies, so this time it would be good if you guys could suggest some good movies to rent!

Thanks in advance,

Panarchy

[andsome]

I am surprised that you have not run a pole. How an earth can we know what you will like or dislike? Whatever anyone recommends has every likelihood of not being to your taste. For pities sake, just go along there, read the write up on the box, and make a choice, or should someone come along and hold your hand?

[artist]

I am surprised that you have not run a pole. How an earth can we know what you will like or dislike? Whatever anyone recommends has every likelihood of not being to your taste. For pities sake, just go along there, read the write up on the box, and make a choice, or should someone come along and hold your hand?

........or even POLL..........

:D

[Panarchy]

hehehe :lol:

Just a good fun movie that you guys really enjoyed ;)

(The outlaw josey wales was a great movie! So was Kung Pow, Shawshank Redemption & Hackers)

Panarchy

[andsome]

I am surprised that you have not run a pole. How an earth can we know what you will like or dislike? Whatever anyone recommends has every likelihood of not being to your taste. For pities sake, just go along there, read the write up on the box, and make a choice, or should someone come along and hold your hand?

........or even POLL..........

:D

SORRY. It's wee bit early in the morning. :lol: POLL POLL POLL :lol:

[andsome]

:lol: How about Little Red riding Hood, or Goldilocks and the three bears, or one of the Noddy stories, the list is endless. :lol:

[Panarchy]

^:lol:

[ɹəuəllıʍ ʇɐb]

How about my favorite movie of all times: Tampopo ? Plenty of food in there, humor, love, fights, and a lot of Japanese culture (made fun of). And noodles, of course.

[Panarchy]

^Thanks, I'll get that too!

[kurt_f]

if you havn't seen 300, thats a good film

[Panarchy]

I ended up renting: 300, The man who sued god, the number 23 & Snatch.

Panarchy

[artist]

:lol: How about Little Red riding Hood, or Goldilocks and the three bears, or one of the Noddy stories, the list is endless. :lol:

You're a sarcy sod at times..........

:D

[andsome]

:lol: How about Little Red riding Hood, or Goldilocks and the three bears, or one of the Noddy stories, the list is endless. :lol:

You're a sarcy sod at times..........

:D

I know, but how the hell are we supposed to know what another persons likes and dislikes are? :D

[catgate]

I like the video about the young woman who was maid to Martha Trimlett,the widow of Squire Trimlett of Spagthrop Manor.

Her legs swelled up ( Martha's not her maid's), and so they came and deflated them. She claimed she had been let down, but her maid would have none of it, Which was not really surprising as she was not used to getting a lot, However Bert, the joiner who lived next door to the butcher's in the village, could see right through the whole lot of them because his mother had been a Wilkinson. That was before she got married. However to be fair she and Bert's father had only been married from the waist down. So when the railway is built through the village no one is surprised that the station buffet does not sell egg and cress sandwiches on Thursday, and the Vicar is found wandering the round the signal box with his hassock all crumpled and a Cornish Pasty under his arm.

I think it is called 'Wither Watership Up' or something like that.

[Gandalph]

I like the video about the young woman who was maid to Martha Trimlett,the widow of Squire Trimlett of Spagthrop Manor.

Her legs swelled up ( Martha's not her maid's), and so they came and deflated them. She claimed she had been led down, but her maid would have none of it, Which was not really surprising has she was not used to getting a lot, However Bert the joiner who lived next door to the butcher's in the village could see right through the whole lot of them because his mother had been a Wilkinson. That was before she got married. However to be fair she and Bert's father had only been married from the waist down. So when the railway is built through the village no one is surprised that the station buffet does not sell egg and cress sandwiches on Thursday, and the Vicar is found wandering the round the signal box with his hassock all crumpled and a Cornish Pasty under his arm.

I think it is called 'Wither Watership Up' or something like that.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[artist]

Catgate - you're a lost cause! You have a wavelegnth all your own........

:lol: :lol: :lol:

[andsome]

Catgate - you're a lost cause! You have a wavelegnth all your own........

:lol: :lol: :lol:

It's his brain that's all wavy. :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Irene]

I like the video about the young woman who was maid to Martha Trimlett,the widow of Squire Trimlett of Spagthrop Manor.

Her legs swelled up ( Martha's not her maid's), and so they came and deflated them. She claimed she had been let down, but her maid would have none of it, Which was not really surprising as she was not used to getting a lot, However Bert, the joiner who lived next door to the butcher's in the village, could see right through the whole lot of them because his mother had been a Wilkinson. That was before she got married. However to be fair she and Bert's father had only been married from the waist down. So when the railway is built through the village no one is surprised that the station buffet does not sell egg and cress sandwiches on Thursday, and the Vicar is found wandering the round the signal box with his hassock all crumpled and a Cornish Pasty under his arm. I think it is called 'Wither Watership Up' or something like that.

:lol: :lol: Maybe you should Write/Direct one!!