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Post by Graham on Jan 25, 2005 9:00:09 GMT
"Anatomy for beginners" The blurb be: " Anatomist Gunther von Hagens and pathologist John Lee begin a series of anatomy classes, including a human dissection filmed before an invited audience. This first programme investigates movement. Dr von Hagens dissects a man he knew, removing the skin in a single piece to enable a demonstration of muscle movement. Then the skull is opened and the spinal cord and sciatic nerve removed in a single piece." - from the Radio Times...nice... *feels ill* i watched that...pretty graphic, but quite educational...  |
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Post by distortion on Jan 25, 2005 12:19:41 GMT
i watched that...pretty graphic, but quite educational... i agree.. why'd they have to have a naked dude though? *boo's*  |
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Post by static anonymity on Jan 25, 2005 16:40:25 GMT
i agree.. why'd they have to have a naked dude though? *boo's* Tssch, like you'll be complaining when it's a naked ladeh...  |
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Post by distortion on Jan 25, 2005 21:56:20 GMT
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Post by Graham on Jan 28, 2005 23:59:51 GMT
The Pink Floyd 'Dark Side of the Moon' Documentary. BBC2 folks  ;D |
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Post by distortion on Jan 29, 2005 0:18:46 GMT
watched Ricky Gervais: Animals earlier was great. funniest. thing. ever.
also last night i saw something about Alex Zanardi. a racing driver who literally lost both his legs in a CART crash in Germany a couple of years ago. got t-boned by a car doing 196mph. and it tore his car in half. unfortunately, tore him in half too. from just above the knee there was nothing left. and he was conscious for 15 minutes after. anyway, he's back racing in ETC in a specially adapted BMW. that man has courage.
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Post by Graham on Jan 29, 2005 14:06:42 GMT
watched Ricky Gervais: Animals earlier was great. funniest. thing. ever. i saw that too...really funny |
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Post by Luco El Loco on Jan 29, 2005 17:33:02 GMT
i saw that too...really funny I liked the random facts and things. Very funny! |
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Post by distortion on Jan 29, 2005 20:21:36 GMT
the elephant thing set me off... and the bible. ;D
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Post by distortion on Jan 31, 2005 13:21:57 GMT
the news
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Post by Luco El Loco on Jan 31, 2005 13:42:39 GMT
Neighbours, sort of.
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Post by distortion on Feb 1, 2005 21:33:03 GMT
just watched the Dragon's Den which is a good show. makes you wanna invent something. just so they can dash your hopes and destroy your confidence in their oh so humourous way... great.
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Post by static anonymity on Feb 3, 2005 18:40:48 GMT
I'm about to watch "The Village" on dvd. Reviews say it's a let-down, mum says it's damn good. Who to believe...? Hmm, will let ye know.  |
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Post by Graham on Feb 3, 2005 19:13:08 GMT
I'm about to watch "The Village" on dvd. Reviews say it's a let-down, mum says it's damn good. Who to believe...? Hmm, will let ye know. i thought it was good, except the last 15-20 minutes, which was a let down. The twist is good though. |
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Post by static anonymity on Feb 3, 2005 20:52:21 GMT
i thought it was good, except the last 15-20 minutes, which was a let down. The twist is good though. Oh My Wow... I'm not really sure whether it's a resounding "ooooh" for the twist (which I never would have got, by the way) and the ending (which I kinda guessed - I'm trying to make sense without giving things away here...  ), or whether I feel let down. I would have liked to see the other version of the film, though. Before he *doesn't attempt to spell the director's name... * decided to change the genre of the film completely, 3/4 of the way through. Verrry good film, though. Before you find out the twist is amazing. And it made me almost cry (I don't cry at movies. Ever. So... yesh). And I actually didn't feel like kicking Joaquin Phoenix in the b*ll*cks throughout, which is a first, bar "Signs" (which "The Village" was quite similar to, in some respects, I thought...). And yum, park ranger/perimeter personage...  |
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