To George and Friends, some very good news.

I'm already out about it here in the UK P. JT is the new MJ. It's official.

He might be a spunky upstart from the wrong side of the tracks but he can sure do jolt / robot moves like no man since some of MJ's original background extras.

I've also just heard the Britannia Peaches may have wandered behind JJ's backside! - and to think, everybody was thinking it was AJ!

Christina Agua Water Consumer, who also started life wearing a Mickey Mouse suit seems to have a few ideas above her petrol station though. I'm not sure if that video with her dancing in muck wasn't a bit too much. Who picked up that cleaning tab hey? - ridiculous.

The real rub is this, why did Bitty Peaches release such an oddball song about a girl winning a beauty contest? - the lyrics are surreal!

Hit My Baboon Once Again was a smashing number. And the director was English, which is odd because it looks so American. Mind, you never can tell these days. Who'd have thought that Nicole Cake Stand was one of the stars of BMX Bandidos!? - do you think she'd film BMX Bandits 2, Chicks on the Make?

So yes, JJ the Timbershoe is on my favourite list at the moment. 'A producer' was on the TV the other day saying that his new album is a classic.

Surely you can't argue with that?

All right, H, I think I finally understand. Saying that Justin Haircut is the best thing since MJ is not meant as praise.

Broken Spear's debut was indeed impressive. But what vile rumors are you spreading about three-ways, or worse?

And don't forget about Marky's years as an underwear model. It probably scarred him for life.

George who?

I thought this thread was going to say that WMDs had been found in Iraq...

Originally posted by 404 error George who?I thought this thread was going to say that WMDs had been found in Iraq...

"George Who" is me, me, me, meeeeeeee!

ok van helsing was mentioned in empire in the april edition - thought it might be an april fool at first, where did you hear of it h? posters look good, but looks a little cgi heavy

to get the easter egg chronolgical order version you have to keep the menu up till it plays through once, then press play & you should get it then (i think - will check later)

its well worth doing as you get a whole different spin on it (though the film is better in the theatricall released order)

shave.

thought 3 kings a bit jingoistic it was ok, had some good scenes, but not a great filum

& lexus do do a convertible now.

Originally posted by Hibster to get the easter egg chronolgical order version you have to keep the menu up till it plays through once, then press play & you should get it then (i think - will check later)its well worth doing as you get a whole different spin on it (though the film is better in the theatricall released order)shave.

More detailed instructions would be much appreciated.

no probs - will check when get home tonight & update

(do you have a region 2 disc?)

Originally posted by Huntsman It is becoming a little tricky just pressing play, your never sure what might happen. And it usually does.I was keen to see that there were 'over 8 hours of extras' on the 24PP DVD though, I must say. Unfortunately I think I only found about 2 hours, plus the film (which again was helpfully written on to the first diskette).Maybe it should have read '24Party People, with almost 2 hours 20 mins. of bonus material and not quite 8 hours which we were going to write'.Perhaps that is too cynical.Unless 6 hours are hidden somewhere on disk 3 of a two disk set?You'll have to see if you can find that hidden chrono. section Pasty, otherwise we'll never know who got the 'gal.

well if you count the three different commentaries as extras, together with the "from the factory floor" bit thats a few hours, the peter saville gallery is about 30 mins, the other interviews, the missing scenes it all adds up

Originally posted by Hibster no probs - will check when get home tonight & update(do you have a region 2 disc?)

Thanks, Dave. I have a region 1 disc; two disc set "limited edition." I assumed the chron version must be on disc 2 because there's not a whole lot else on it.

the region 2 disc is a one disc set with a sticker on it highlighting the hidden feature

there is no new footage in it - it just plays the film in a different order - so would imagine it wouldnt need much space.

done some searching for you - its a bit more tricky on the US one - here are the instructions I found

--Insert Disc two from the Limited Edition set, then select the clock.

--Select answer "c" 5 times (The actual answers have nothing to do with the navigation)

--When you reach the question where you put the pictures in order of the woman fixing her tire, put them in REVERSE order (3, 4, 1, 2), rather than the correct order, and you will be taken to the Chronological version of the film, complete with backwards credits and the opening scene in forward motion.

***Note: This feature worked on my laptop, my Sony DVD, and my Pioneer DVD, however it did NOT work on my Toshiba for some reason...It just played the credits backwards, then the movie in the original order....so I'd be interested to hear from others with Toshiba's to see if this feature worked on their players...***

region 2 instructions

Access the special features section of the DVD. Wait for the 'Memento Mori' picture to move and the pic of Leonard with a pic in his mouth to take up most of the screen (best wait for the words 'Memento Mori' to be barely visible at the edge of the screen). Press enter/play. A screen will come up telling you you have found the hidden version of the film. Click on 'Play'.

Thanks very much, Dave. I will give that a try, although the part about the woman fixing her tire is not entirely clear to me.

Originally posted by Hibster done some searching for you - its a bit more tricky on the US one - here are the instructions I found--Insert Disc two from the Limited Edition set, then select the clock. --Select answer "c" 5 times (The actual answers have nothing to do with the navigation) --When you reach the question where you put the pictures in order of the woman fixing her tire, put them in REVERSE order (3, 4, 1, 2), rather than the correct order, and you will be taken to the Chronological version of the film, complete with backwards credits and the opening scene in forward motion. ***Note: This feature worked on my laptop, my Sony DVD, and my Pioneer DVD, however it did NOT work on my Toshiba for some reason...It just played the credits backwards, then the movie in the original order....so I'd be interested to hear from others with Toshiba's to see if this feature worked on their players...***

Those instructions were exactly right. Thanks again, Dave. It was definitely worth watching that way, although you're right that the original is better. This version makes clear why Leonard has two motel rooms. But the room numbering system is rather odd. 21 and 304 seem to be from different systems.

The 'system' can never be cheated.

So ... after all of the technological advances made in only one day ... can anybody truly confirm, with certainly, who actually killed Simon Jenkins?

I'm willing to be satisfied with smaller pleasures, H. The ultimate mysteries of life are beyond me, I'm afraid. But how did Jimmy G recognize Leonard, when he seemed to spend all his time in his first motel room? Number 21?

Originally posted by Huntsman The 'system' can never be cheated.So ... after all of the technological advances made in only one day ... can anybody truly confirm, with certainly, who actually killed Simon Jenkins?

sammy jenkiss wasnt the victim H he was the one with the memory problems whose case was quoted

(just kidding)

If I remember correctly, it was Guy Pearce' wife who was killed, and the trauma affected his memory thus he began to write notes so he could retain access to his short term memory thus not loosing the critical moments of the dastardly deed. The movie succeeds in providing devils advocate of the situation, to present the prospect he 'could' have written some events down incorrectly. Which events were rightly or wrongly chronicled is the gripping aspect.

So yes, I do recall Sammy Jenkis was a character in the film, and the question is; did he kill Guy Pearce's wife?

That was a little too sensibile an approach to present to you so I'll add a recommendation that Momento 2 should be called, 'Time Rat'.

The motel clerk did it.

iirc he had already found the killer of his wife (pantoliano) & was just using it as an excuse to kill someone else & to blame them for it.

sammy jenkiss killed his own wife.

dont answer the telephone

Dualling swords, I will remember these potent facts upon next viewing of the film.

We have combined in strength to forge this telling synopsis; the motel clerk did it.

I have just witnessed 'Girl Into Turnips' starring Miss. Banana Riding and I'd like to offer the suggestion that it was quite riveting.

Despite my early retirement I simply urge the guests to view this. Perhaps the UK gentle folk also watched last night?

A movie starring two extremely irritating actresses "pretending" to be crazy? That sounds about as appealing as any Robin Williams movie, H.

But really, Teddy did it didn't he? Is that what you were saying, Dave?

Originally posted by Patrick A movie starring two extremely irritating actresses "pretending" to be crazy? That sounds about as appealing as any Robin Williams movie, H.

Good Bill Bunting was a nice film and Mork was in that.

Originally posted by Patrick A movie starring two extremely irritating actresses "pretending" to be crazy? That sounds about as appealing as any Robin Williams movie, H.But really, Teddy did it didn't he? Is that what you were saying, Dave?

isnt it the first person to be killed when you watch it in chronolgical order? all this talk has made me want to watch it again you know

... watch what?

that film with the large dinosaur

Originally posted by Huntsman > Originally posted by Patrick> A movie starring two extremely irritating actresses "pretending" to be crazy? That sounds about as appealing as any Robin Williams movie, H.

Good Bill Bunting was a nice film and Mork was in that.

That is absolutely the only possible exception, I admit.

Originally posted by Hibster > Originally posted by Patrick> A movie starring two extremely irritating actresses "pretending" to be crazy? That sounds about as appealing as any Robin Williams movie, H.> > But really, Teddy did it didn't he? Is that what you were saying, Dave?>

isnt it the first person to be killed when you watch it in chronolgical order? all this talk has made me want to watch it again you know

Jimmy G is killed before Teddy, but JG's manner with Leonard when they first meet in the derelict building seems to be completely natural and unconcerned.

Certainly well worth watching again, in either order.