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Mine:

1. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

2. Battlefield Earth

3.The Matrix Revolutions

4.Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace

5.The Happening

6.Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters

7. Batman and Robin

8.Die Another Day

9.Catwoman

10.Ghostrider

Just saw Oz the Great & the Poweful over the weekend, thought it was a great flick but couldn't help think would have been much better had another more nuanced actor been in the role of past and present films that you thought were good but would have been better with a different lead actor what are they are what are your wishlist actor/actress in the part.

Mine

Oz the Great & Powerful - Adrien Brody (for James Franco)

The Last Samurai - Viggo Mortensen (for Tom Cruise)

Dracula - Hugh Grant (for Keanu Reeves)

Ghostrider - Ryan Gosling (for Nic Vage)

Can probably add Man of Steel, and Iron Man III to that list too although they are sci-fi fantasy crossover

Given that JJ Abrams admission that he based his new Star Trek films on the Star Wars bravado whereas previously Star Trek was more cerebral what fans of each franchises thought. I for one love both Star Trek and Star Wars but always enjoyed the Shakespearean element that was displayed in the Star Trek movies of the 80.90s most notably Star Trek:The Wrath of Khan, and the Undiscovered Country.

Who would you like to see play the younger versions of the characters the First 9 that we know in Sons of Anarchy, I'm only gonna list the First 9 that have appeared on screen there is a link below for the rest.

My picks

Clay Morrow -JoaquinPhoenix

John Teller - Emille Hirsch

Piney - Tom Hardy

Lenny 'The Pimp' Janowitz - Vin Diesel

Keith McGee - Jaime Bell

Gemma Morrow- Emma Stone

http://sonsofanarchy.wikia.com/wiki/First_9

When Vader chokes Admiral Ozzel to death in Empire Strikes Back, you know the scene "You have failed me for the last time Admiral." He appears to be on another ship, maybe even on another side of the galaxy." If Vader can use the force in Ozzel from such a distance why didn't he just use the Force to stangle Han Solo and Luke in the original Trench Run on the Death Star?? and in countless other encounters in the original trilogy?

After seeing Christopher Walken in Seven Psychopaths I thought I should ask this Q seeing as he has a talent for playing them.

What are yours? They don't have to be from a particularly good film just a memorable performance.

My List in Order:

1. Gary Oldman - Stansfield - Leon (aka The Professional)

2. Joe Pesci - Tommy Devito - Goodfellas

3 Joe Pesci - Nicky Santoro - Casino

4. Heath Ledger - The Joker - The Dark Knight

5. Michael Madsen - Mr Blonde - Reservoir Dogs

6. Jack Nicholson - Frank Costello - The Departed

7. Robert De Niro - Travis Bickell - Taxi Driver

Personally I think its a good movie but not worthy of top spot, after all there is excessive use of narration (albeit the great Morgan Freeman), but I always though the purpose of film was to show not tell you.

Personally I think Bilbo as on his journey he was the only Hobbit, had no peers and Gandalf was his only believer

Knew that Jamie Bamber (Battlestar Galactica), Damian Lewis (Band of Brothers, Homeland), Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy) were Brits but surprised to learn the Andrew Lincoln (The Walking Dead) was also a Brit, all these actors seem so flawless in their American accents it come as a surprise that they aren't American.

It seems there are lot of Brits and Aussies in American T.V, whats the reaction from any American's out there? and are their accents believable this is from a Kiwi in Australia.

I thought Samantha Barks had more screen presence than Amanda, I've since learned that she was in the stage play for a while and on Britains got talent but I thought she was perfectly cast having that sort of gypsy looks about here but still stunningly beautiful wherea I though Amanfa Seyfried's Cosette was maybe a little miscast because there is no hint of her harsh foster child upbringing in the pub, she comes across as upper class rich girl, not saying she was bad just could maybe envision someone less vibrant in the role, having said that I'm not overly familar with the Les Miserables play or book... Thoughts anyone??

I've always thought rolling in the deep was kind of Shirley Basset like and Adele would be perfect for a Bond film unlike some weird choices like the frontman for Soundgarden. I definetly prefer a female voice too, but must admit Duran Duran, A-ha and Paul McCartney have lent to some of the best songs...

Was thinking of this as I stumbled across this - David Hasslehoff once played Nick Fury (of the Avengers) in a tv movie. Other ones I can think of are Lois Lane as played by Kate Bosworth and Nic Cage as Ghost Rider

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Fury:_Agent_of_S...

1. The Hours - Phillip Glass

2. Schindler's List - John Williams

3. Braveheart - James Horner

4. The Last of the Mohicans - Trevor Jones, Randy Edleman

5. Edward Scissorhands - Danny Elfman

6. The Thin Red Line - Hans Zimmer

7. The Empire Strikes Back - John Williams

8.The Fountain - Clint Mansell & Kronos Quartet

9. Superman - John Williams

10. Jurassic Park - John Willams

He was after all found out at the World Cup last year,and until he sorts his defence out he cannot be held in the same regard as Dan Carter, Jonny Wilkinson or even Stephen Larkham...

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/7...

He was after all found out at the World Cup last year,and until he sorts his defence out he cannot be held in the same regard as Dan Carter, Jonny Wilkinson or even Stephen Larkham...

http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/rugby/international/7...