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Very well done, really amazing effects.

Looks awesome, great model work and love the sfx, shades of Mass effect. :-)

Yup, spot on Zensteve. Still my favourite arnie film. Mainly because of the brilliant soundtrack by the late great Basil Poledouris

How about this one, and old film now but still well known: By ceolwulf at 2012-02-15

I like horror films but apart from the odd zombie film, dont like too much gore. I think that horror films work better, for me, leaving a lot to the imagination. The one film that really got my goosebumps going is the original `The haunting` film made in 1963. Sound effects and creepy shadows...

Never played EQ but loved the original Diablo, especially the music. I used to play D&D and I think Diablo was the nearest game at that time to D&D. Diablo 2 was good but I hated the multiplayer because I was forever getting killed and brought back to life by people who had bought the expansion...

Casino Royale with Daniel Craig is my guess.

I wonder how many other people have noticed their local schools making films with the kids. My daughters old primary school, occasionally did shorts. My daughter did a nice little film of various ice and snowy pics set to a poem. I`ve found out her new school are involved in doing films and...

Anyone doing a cheesy sci fi movie and need a fleet of invading space ships? ;-)

Don't have a console since I sold my old Sega megadrive many years back. So play all my games on PC. Most played game over the years - Various call of duty games. Least favourite - World of warcraft Most addictive - Recently it is Skyrim and the best looking game i have ever played. One of the...

Quite funny, my personal favourite is `Is your name Gillette because you`re the best a man can get` Never use chat up lines on girls myself as my wife wont let me ;-) Another line I`ve heard is` get your coat, you`ve pulled`

Last film I watched is La vita è bella, `Life is beautiful`. A 1997 film starring Roberto Benigni, A mixture of marks brother style comedy combined with a love story and the horrors of life in an extermination camp. I`d give it 8 or 9 out of 10. I really enjoyed it. If you do decide to watch...

Personally I prefer the slow mo zombies as I `grew up` on that type with Romero. I think they can still give plenty of menace and allows the tension to build up before the character gets it. On faster pace zombies they are more the immediate unexpexcted shock types. Both kinds have their place...

wonder if they`ll have a part for Martin Landau. Loved him in his recent films, especially as Bela Lugosi in `Ed Wood`. I used to fancy Catherine Schell , who played Maya, something rotten, lol

Didn't see the game as couldn't wait up until 4 in the morning. Glad to hear the Giants won though. They knocked out `my team` the 49ers.

Another fav indie sci fi film is John Carpenters `Dark Star` More of a black comedy set in space but very funny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSccwmmrS5A

There is religion involved in Man from earth but it involves the character himself, who he may have been in the past There is nothing, as far as I remember, to show that film was trying to deny mans prehistoric origins. I`m not religious at all and found the movie very interesting. There`s not...

Friday 17th feb at 10 pm, that`s a date. It is the only series me and my son sit down together to watch. The wife and my daughter are sent to bed early

One of my favourite indi sci fi movies is `The Man from Earth`. No spaceships or futuristic worlds but a thought provoking idea. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVMhEAI3pvg

Last film I saw was `The englishman who went up a hill`. 8 out of 10. Nice story for a sunday afternoon with lots of character actors. Watch out for Colm Meaney playing a welshman for a change.