oldskoolsi

As someone who made the effort to see every film on thr top 250 I would say that it's a good indication of what 20-30 year old americans think are the best films of all time. Once you get your head around the fact that's imdb is full of trolls and old/foreign films hardly get a look in it's a pretty good way to find good films. the best lists to look at are the genre/decades lists. The more interesting films trun up there. On the other hand theres no way Shawshank the is the best films of all time. Good, maybe even very good but not the best.

Apocolypto - wasn't expecting much but dissapppointed it wasn't a brutal as I 'd heard Anastassia - Taped off tv ages ago and only just got round to watching it - very boring so far.

I enjoyed it much more than I thought I would. I tried to sell my ticket but he was only offering £10 so reluctantly went and glad I did. Like most of the people there I only knew their 90's singles but the stuff played I didn't know souned pretty. good. When returing to my car there was a nice letter under the wipers from a local hoping I'd enjoyed the gig but moaning that I hadn't left hthem enough room to get his car in and out of the drive. I sent a lovely letter in his letter box saying that yes, thank you I did enjoy gig. I would have written more but was in a rush such as maybe you should learn to park (there was plenty of room) or get a smaller car (i'e. one that's not a huge, gas guzzling monster) or move or put up with the fact that arround 10 nights a year it might be a bit tricky driving the car around in the local are (people who live in inner cites have to put up with this on a daily basis). I hope next year there are loads more concerts so I can park in the same place every time.