Simon Pegg will be Scotty in the new Star Trek film as it is a prequal to the original series and it is more than a cameo he will in it all the way.

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I think the end scene is absolutely beautiful!!! The image is just stunning!

Ok, there I go with my twisted romance again

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Oh dear ... I can see that being bad ...

I haven't seen him in a single thing I liked except for Spaced

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Really? You didn't like HOT Fuzz? I agree it's no where near as good as spaced but the film was soooo stupid! Did you see him in THe Good Night? He was good in that 'un.

I agree about Shaun of the dead being scary....especially Dylan Moran's death. YUCK!

Did anyone like Run Fat Boy Run? I know it was cheesy and to Americanised but I loved it!

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Really. I didn't like Hot Fuzz

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I didn't like it either. Bit's were good but overall it was a bit of a disappointment. Shaun of the dead though I thought was great.
And I was sneakily glad Spaced US flopped after they didn't consult any of the uk cast. I did hear rumour of a spaced movie though....... (With the original cast)

I liked it. It wasn't too Americanised was it? I know it was directed by David Schwimmer but was set in London, and all the cast but one were English.

I mainly loved it because that kid is the most adorable child I have seen in my life! (Don't tell my little brother I said that!) I just wanted to steal him! "I like twee fwogs" AAAAAAWWWW!!!!!

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Not too sure I can honestly say I have a specific favourite. Definately leaning towards the sci-fi stuff, with the original Matrix up there with Serenity. Big fan of V for Vendetta too, but am more of a reader than a film critic myself

The Rocky Horror Picture Show - first saw it when I was twelve... and it's probably the reason that I'm so... unusual. It really kick started my love of musicals, too. I lost count of how many times I've seen it, I know pretty much every line and every song.

Secretary is one of my favourites, Cabaret, I loved Gypsy, Velvet Goldmine, Young Adam, Moulin Rouge...

I dunno, I go through stages of being obsessed with a film xx

Aaaah I loved that kid too, cute and not annoying! It just felt a bit like a cheesy american view of us Brits. I still loved it though. xx