Okay so maybe "pop song" isn't entirely accurate for this one...

Yup! I knew there was obviously a lot of digital effects used in Game of Thrones but I didn't realise it was quite that much. It's really seamless.

Merchandise may have helped I suppose but I'm pretty sure Labyrinth wasn't actually a big hit when first released - it gained fans over the years through home video and TV broadcasts. So perhaps that's why there was never a merch line? Although that said you'd think merchandise would be out at the same time as the…

Aww I'm lucky that my mum is as sentimental as I am (my dad less so!) She made sure all my She-Ra dolls, My Little Ponies, Sindy/Barbie dolls etc were kept and put in the attic - had it been up to dad, he'd have thrown them away. None were kept in pristine condition because I loved them and played with them but they…

Yup I saw it in the cinema upon release and would watch it every time it was on the TV. I loved it!

YES! Me too! I'd forgotten until you posted this... So er, thanks for the memory? hehe

V was also one for me as a kid, but I still cannot watch the biting dolls scene in Barbarella. I love the film, it's one of my favourites - but even as a 32 year old woman, I can't bring myself to watch that scene. In fact I didn't play it when I found it just now on youtube for this comment - I'm having to assume…

It's a mode of transport I suppose so maybe it doesn't count, but I'm going with it anyway...

I'm more bothered by the hair and make-up than the costume choices (though I agree the wardrobe department may lack imagination). But there's a lot of suspiciously good dental work on display and Charlie in particular often looks as if they've caked her in foundation and taken some curling tongs to her hair. Also…

Ah I'd love to see a stage version. I believe it plays things for laughs more than the film. It's absolutely my favourite film of all time and it's so terrible. But it has Gene Kelly AND roller skates so what's not to love? I watched another roller skating film from the same era (Roller Boogie, starring Linda Blair)…

Look, I'm not proud of it... But I'm not ashamed either! Don't judge me!!