Black Sheep are coming.

[Rob McCow]

Black Sheep Trailer.

Go on, watch it.

Then tell me what you think.

[WhiteCrow]

Oh my god ...

[Alex]

That looks fantastic! I'll definitely catch that, obviously there's comparisons to be made to Peter Jackson's early films (which I love), but it looks like it's got an original flavour of it's own. I particuarly liked the mint sauce and the final 'oh no' in the trailer.

[WhiteCrow]

I'll wait for it on video - I'll feel fleeced if I see it in the cinema.

[Captain Tancredi]

I can see a certain Masham-based brewery becoming interested in this...

[Dave Tudor]

That does look pretty funny!

Incidentally, I had to go and find the trailer elsewhere, as that Apple link kept making Internet Explorer crash.

[Rob McCow]

You're not the first to have trouble with Apples, Dave. They caused all kinds of crazy shenanigans in that Garden of Eden place.



This makes 2 essential films this year, Black Sheep and Transformers

[Alex]

Three surely?

http://www.stardustmovie.com/

[SiHart]

It turned out it was rather enjoyable. Not the best horror film ever, or indeed the best comedy, but it was good, gruesome fun and had some great comedy moments. The transformations from man to sheep were really well done- as Steve said, they've obviously been watching their Making of An American Werewolf in London! Even the animatronic sheep were difficult to spot.

Oh and the scenery was magnificent. If only we could go and see it for ourselves...

Si xx

[Alex]

I forgot to mention it at the time but I did see it at the cinema and really enjoyed it, like you say it's not the best horror / comedy ever but it's very likable, and I thought it was well written and just, I don't know, really good in general.