The blu ray is now released on the 15th October, I might rent the DVDs in the meantime.

On Monday we will all be smiling and pressing play on the remote

The FF on blu ray is released on Monday 13th
I'm expecting mine to be delivered next week

This is worse than waiting for Santa at Christmas

Can I say this is one of the most fascinating debates I've read on the forums.

I love rereading my favourite children's books because to misquote Shakespeare they summon up the remembrance of things past and take me back to a far happier time.

Have a great birthday!

Shame about the blu ray biting the dust, it still may appear in the future, if Koch media sell enough copies in DVD then it's sensible to release the superior blu ray.

Some very impressive lists especially Robert Westall, hugely influential on me as a teenager, especially his supernatural novels a far greater talent than Stephen King.

As I child we always loved homemade lemonade made cloudy with the juice of real Lemons, mmmmm.

Funny you should mention this but I've just been logged out mid post, or did I hit the back button?

Eric Sykes was banned from attending
Hattie Jacques' funeral. Does anyone know why?
Loved The Plank.

Looking forward to the cycling road race and let's all pray that Bradley Wiggins wins the Tour de France

This sounds very boring but the one film that warms my heart is The Wizard of Oz.

I agree with Bill Forsyth especially Housekeeping, it's a criminal shame that few of his films are available in DVD.

1 Robert Westall The machine gunners 2 Jan Mark Thunder and lightning 3 John Rowe Townsend The intruder 4 Roy Brown The battle of saint street 5 Nina Bawden Carries war 6 Charles Dickens Oliver Twist 7 Margaret Mahy The haunting 8 Harper Lee To kill a mockingbird 9 Laurie Lee cider with Rosie 10 Edi...