CLOUDNINE

I was just listening to my all time favourite song CLOCKS and remembered all the time I used to spend here. I was going to make a new account because I haven’t been here in a while. But to my surprise my old account was still active! It’s been 12 years since I’ve been here and I was most active In 2005-6. Back then I’d spend everyday coming here looking for bootleg concerts recordings to burn haha. I was 19 when I fell in love with Coldplay and suddenly I’m now 40. Boy time really flies! Coldplay unfortunately lost me after their 4th album as I couldn’t connect with the others. Maybe they changed, maybe me, probably both. Despite that they are still my favourite band. More than that they are apart of my soul and who I am. They helped to shape the man I came to be. Just wanted to say hi after all these years. Chad

Anybody hear this song featuring Kelly Rowland? Sounds eerily like CLOCKS to me! What do you think?

Just bought two pit passes woot woot. See you guys in August.

I got section 6, but I never manage to get good tickets this way. Think ill just look on ebay later, you tend to pay more but you also can find good seats.

Virtual waiting room, what the

ill definetly try my best to get to this one. Was front row in the pit in 05.

8/10 Was Clocks for me as well in 2003

if I had to choose another nation to migrate to it would probably be France, nice place. As far as the climate in Canada goes, I think people overstate how cold it is here. Its only really cold in the winter 3-4 months out of the year, and where I live it can get really hot the summer.

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The Village- 5/10- an average film, not much substance to the plot or its characters. As with all of M. Nights films theres a twist at the end but thats about it. Stay- 6.5/10- an interesting film that can be quite confusing at times. Yet the premise is quite original and the characters are somewhat engaging. Not bad, but not great. High Fidelity 8.5/10- my all time favorite romantic comedy, imo just a fun movie to watch. Cusack and Black are great.

In post modern F1, car engineering (i.e overall performance) is far more important than driver skill or luck.

Haha alot of outrage across the various F1 boards because of Schumi's tactics today. Many of the top drivers and team representives believe it was deliberate; if so Schumi deserves for once a harsh penalty. This is not the first time Schumi has done something stupid and potentially dangerous. Theres no room in f1 for this type of driving.

Hey Glos, good article. However I dont think we'll see it happen anytime soon. Canadians are meek, mild and quiet, but were not stupid. Economically Canada has gained alot of momentum lately with the CDN dollar catching the US dollar, and the fact that the US is growing more and more dependant upon us for oil. I think we are doing fine with the relationship we now have with the United States, and I for one am not willing to give up my sovernty for US economic benefit; which is what a greater alliance would most certainly be all about.

Yeah Bill Murray's great for sure, love Rushmore. totally forgot that Vanilla Sky was a rehashing of the original non american film. But can we let that small detail go considering its a remake of a film not originating from the same country? haha. I also remembered another film that i enjoy thats imo underrated in GREAT EXPECTATIONS.

so ive been a huge movie buff since about the age 4, subsequently seeing probably thousands of movies over the last twenty years. Anyways, today I was just thinking to myself some of probably many films that I personally believe to be unjustly underrated. Here are three that come to mind: 1) The Count of Monte Cristo- Never had any expectations about the film and never really heard anything about it before I had seen it at the video store. Turns out that while it may be yet another remake of the famous story, the movie itself while maybe not being overly deep, is in the end a highly engaging and entertaining film. It stars Guy Pierce and Jim Caviezel. (2002) 2) American Psycho- Seems to be a cult classic that never seem to appeal to the mainstream. Nonetheless its a great adaption of the novel, in which is yet another display of how talented Christian Bale is as an actor. 3) Vanilla Sky- Most people I know either hate it or love it. There doesnt seem to be any real grey area when it comes to others opinions of this film. For me, I think the film is brilliant, in which it should at least be praised for its originality in a time of sequels and remakes. Anyways, just wondering what films others may think have been grossy underrated.