I did enjoy this, I loved the soundtrack, maybe even as much as Priscilla, it’s not the worlds best film but it was certainly entertaining.

Funny that the guy from League of gentleman played Bamber Gascoigne…

For anyone who can take a liberal dose of bad taste, p**s taking and watching 3rd rate celebrities reading badly written scripts about made up drugs and bad science, really run out and buy this.

Christopher Morris is about as ridiculously funny as is possible, if you liked the day today then you will love Brasseye, it generated so many complaints for Channel 4 about the paedophile episode, people actually believed it! (God only knows how, you would have to be barking mad).

Anyhow, I wish he was still on TV but I reckon he is blacklisted…

I bloody love Dylan Moran.

he is an utter genius.

A testament to this film.

I fell asleep.

I love Terry Pratchett.

he keeps me sane, he gives me somewhere to escape too when my world sucks. My world sucks quite profusely and Mr. Pratchett has helped me no end.

The Fifth Elephant is one of my extensive collection, and one I have read probably 5 or 6 times. I have read most of them at least twice and it is testament to the man that I can do that, there is no other author who makes me laugh the second time round.

The characters are like old friends, the Igors are just genius, Vimes is everything a watchman should be whilst having so many issues it’s quite exhausting.

A six foot dwarf in love with a werewolf? Oh come on, it’s just brilliant.

it’s basically shit, don’t waste your time, kate Hudson is crap, the other blonde bird is rubbish and I think they all just fancied a soiree in Paris.

Absoulutely one of the worst films ever made.

GENIUS!

Stoopidly genius like.

Typical Simon Pegg, and I loved the fence reference to Shaun of the dead, and the fact that the ending was so absolutely bloody unbelieveable just made me laugh all the more. And the reason I like people who like this? Basically because they have the ability to get over themselves and laugh for the sake of it.

Great soundtrack too.

I didn’t know what to expect from this film, but I really did enjoy it.

Apart from the fact that I really don’t rate Kirsten Dunst as any kind of great talent, she has limited facial expression and she looks like she may fall asleep at any moment, like she bores herself to death or something. I find her difficult to believe as any character other than kirsten Dunst, the girl with no personality, but she tried and I think the story line saved her.

Orlando Bloom was an interesting choice, I have to say, I didn’t think “Elf” at any point, well done that man.

But the film itself was lovely, made you feel all warm inside and remeber how it is when you find that person and all the smileyness you get inside.

It was visually stunning, but other than that a bit of a going nowhere plot.

I did infact wonder what the point was.

bah.

LOVE Terry Pratchett. I hate fantasy but I love the humour in his books, when your feeling down, theres no better literature to read, seriously.

I can read his books over and over. They make me forget about all the shit for a short while, and that can’t be a bad thing.