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1. It's hard to believe that in 1985 I watched this film about killer yogurt.
2. The average life lasts around 600,000 hours. In 1990 I lost 2 of them watching Bo Derek in ...
3. Despite being one of the world's greatest music stars, Madonna's efforts on the silver screen have produced their fair share of turkeys. For my money, the worst was this one, also starring Willem Dafoe.
4. On a beautiful night, back when I lived in Paris, I could have spent the evening drinking wine by the Seine, or mingling with the artists in Montmartre. But no. I went to see Christophe Lambert's efforts to escape from the ...
5. I was never a fan of the TV series. So why, then, did I think I would enjoy the movie version (directed by Robert Wise) of ...
6. John Goodman? Rosie O'Donnell? Soundtrack by the B-52s? Doesn't sound too bad does it? Ha ...
7. 'Beauty and the Beast' made us cry. 'Aladdin' made us laugh. 'The Lion King' made us sing. But this next Disney film made us fall asleep in the Odeon Leicester Square (in my case anyway).
What movie about a Native American is this?
8. This 1997 film featured Elvis Costello, Bob Geldof, Jools Holland, Elton John, Meat Loaf, and Richard (Rocky Horry Show) O'Brien. Unfortunately, they weren't the ones singing.
9. Eternity in a fiery inferno (with a man with pins in his head and a woman who looks like a fish) or 90 minutes in a cinema watching a film about it? Not as easy a choice as you might think.
10. If, like me, you were a teenager in the 80's, 'The Breakfast Club' brings back all the great nostalgic memories. This film, starring almost the same cast, brings back the other ones.
11. I liked reading Stephen King novels when I was a teenager, but I never considered that a waste until I saw this film, which featured a 'scary' truck and a killer drinks machine.
12. The first film was great. The second was ok. The third was poor. What did I expect from the fourth (starring Lorraine Gary)?
13. On a flight to New York a couple of years ago, I was pleased to learn that I had an individual TV screen. Until I watched this film starring Will Smith, Kenneth Branagh and Kevin Kline.
14. When the first 'Police Academy' film came out I was 13 and saw it with some friends. When this instalment came out, all the main characters had left the series, (leaving Bubba Smith, a seven foot giant who spoke 7 lines in the film, with top billing) and I was 17. I had no excuse. What was it?
15. I was looking away from the screen for most of this film but remember 2 things: a man's head falling off, and a rare (non 'Star Wars') appearance from Mark Hamill.
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