I am deciding between Any Given Sunday, A Room For Romeo Brass and The Wind That Shakes The Barley. I own them all, yet have seen none of them yet, and therefore can't decide which one to watch. Decide for me please.

I've not seen any of them, but that reminds me to bring that korean film for you next friday.

Just watch Terminator 3 on ITV 7 or something.

I'm afraid I don't know of those, but you should watch Warrior King.

I do want to watch Warrior King, but tonight it must be one of the three.

Nah, you could just sit and 'peruse' spankwire.com...

The Wind That Shakes The Barley sounds gay
A Room For Romeo Brass actually sounds gay
Any Given Sunday it is

Does Any Given Sunday not have Al Pacino and Cameron Diaz in it? They might screw.

Lev wrote:The Wind That Shakes The Barley sounds gay
A Room For Romeo Brass actually sounds gay
Any Given Sunday it is

The Wind That Shakes The Barley is about Irish and English madness and civil war and all that, and therefore is not gay.
A Room For Romeo Brass is directed by Shane Meadows and has Bob Hoskins in it, and is therefore definitely not gay.
Any Given Sunday has Al Pacino in it, but is three hours long.

Which is why i can't decide.

Lev wrote:I'm afraid I don't know of those, but you should watch Warrior King.

Oooooh, that film is the dog's cock!!!

I generally don't like films so I say play some video games and listen to music instead. Whilst getting drunk.

I think I'm going to watch A Room For Romeo Brass and then another episode of Sopranos. Sorted. Thanks.

Save the wind that shakes the barley for when youre hungover and have pent up emotion, it''s not a Friday night film.

If you can understand every word they say with no subtitles I owe you a pint.

I watched A Room For Romeo Brass and it was wonderfully brilliant. Shane Meadows is amazing at real life northern fun, and Paddy Considine is insane. I wanted more Bob Hoskins though.

I watched Saving Private Ryan because I hadn't seen it since 1999. It's pretty crap.

I remember it being very good indeed. Haven't seen it in ages though. I liked the bit where they were in that place where they captured the German man and one of their friends dies and they all have a kerfuffle, and then poor old Tom Hanks goes and sits on his own and starts crying a little bit. That was a very good bit.