The above posts saved me the trouble of looking at my CDs to figure out what was missing. He's keeping a lot of dubious quality, missing many classics.

I found 'random' meant I heard some tracks too frequently and others not at all, so I have a playlist that excludes tracks on the basis of when they were last played, for 9 months. (I first had it set on a year, but ran out).

I don't think some people realise that the song they're familiar with is the Fatboy Slim remix, so street cred to you.

Boxxybabee was the highlight of the time, of course.

Youtube gave me back a movie I'd seen on TV many years earlier, and Google helped me find it: Night Slaves, from 1970. Life is complete.

"they also made Blofeld Bond's childhood stepbrother"

And the Matt Helm movies, and the original Casino Royale. (Edit: just checked the dates).

I looked into getting an apartment on a cruise ship and quickly realised that I wouldn't want to live with the sort of people who own an apartment on a cruise ship. I think I could only tolerate a long cruise if I was confined to a wheelchair. As the Onion said, cruises are a great way to meet people who can't escape…

Reminiscent of the scene in Top Secret, where the Pinto explodes after being tapped lightly. Of course, that was based on reality.

'Tis true, even though anyone wearing a baseball cap would be more likely to be a MRA. A fedora has a brim that protects the ears and neck, whereas a déclassé cap protects SFA.

Snydervile seems somehow appropriate, warmer and friendlier than Snydertown.

Rotten: No Irish, No Blacks, No Dogs

But sadly everyone seems to have forgotten Phoebe Cates, IMHO the best part of the movie. Like Venus on the half-shell, arising from the waves in a red bikini.

"If …" would really be on the odd one out. Machine gunning your class makes it more like "Taps". However, "The Year My Voice Broke" and it's sequel, "Flirting" are this lists antipodean equivalents for teenage angst.

Can't Buy Me Love covered bullying in school very effectively - another teenage rom-com missing from this list.

Valley Girl was a prototype 80s teen flick that rated a mention. Star-crossed lovers Nic Cage and his white-bread squeeze.

I can't decide whether Sixteen Candles or Breakfast At Tiffany's is the most racist rom-com.

Isn't that the difference between Gremlins and Gremlins 2?

In a red-carpet Grammy-nominated sort of way.

She has other t-shirts.