That's probably my favourite, yeah.

Apocalypse NOW, Too

Pixar helping get an Adventure Time movie made would make up for Cars 2 and any other lacklustre sequels they're thinking of poopin out.

Will always be my favourite Pixar movie. I'm not happy about this sequel, but it's not anger I'm feeling, just horrible sadness. And age.

I would never have guessed that Fireflies and Yamadas were made by the same guy!!

I put Princess Mononoke over Howl, myself.

To be fair, The Happening was unlike any other end-of-the-Earth movie I've ever seen.

Reminds me of the time(s) Sean Penn beat the shit out of Madonna and nobody cared. Pretty cool how celebrities can get away with anything, huh?

Hey, maybe the next Transformers film really will be more thoughtful and different than its idiotic predecessors. It's the only excuse I can think of for Marky to have the sheer balls to criticise completely stupid, insanely expensive 'city-gets-destroyed-for-two-hours' films whilst starring in one. What an asshole.

It's a testament to his powers that he performed so well in a bad situation people automatically assume he must have planned the whole thing.

Yeah, you definitely watched some kind of extended edition because that spider-walk scene isn't in the original film. That was the version I most recently saw and I remember it being inferior in a lot of ways. I know a lot of people complain about The Exorcist sort of having a weird structure. Rather than a standard…

I always hated the way everything talked, even the fucking pond. Apart from that I remember nothing about this movie.

Au contraire, Skynet! It's my favourite horror movie. Thing is, horror movies don't really scare me. I tend to be more affected by freaky scenes in non-horrors, like Large Marge or the Willy Wonka tunnel sequence, or anything ET does in the first half when he's just skulking around in the shadows, so I view horror…

Liz was never this cool. Although it is horrifying to imagine that Sam might one day have a skiing accident and transform into Andy Richter.

Yes! Somebody get Will Harris down here, now! If I had to choose, he is definitely the Back To The Future cast member I would interview. He played the most characters across all the movies and had scenes with every other main actor, plus he's had so many great little roles since then that he'd be a perfect choice.

Probably my favourite scene, aside from the Grand High Witch transformation sequence. While I think the whole movie did a good job of capturing the spirit of the book, only that part really nailed exactly what it was that made the witches so damn terrifying. And it's such a weird fate, not even that bad when you think…

One thing the movie did pull off really well was the story of the girl trapped in the painting, I think. When the dad looks at that canvas in horror and sees his daughter and you hear this little ghostly cry it's fucking chilling.

Awesome show. It's still my favourite anthology horror series ever - sorry, Serling - purely because of the many, many memories I have of watching it with all my sisters and cousins and collectively peeing ourselves every week.

When they announced Daft Punk would be on the show, Stephen visited a bunch of other shows whilst dancing to Get Lucky as promotion.

Dammit, McLargeHuge, it's a Parisian night suit!!!