Signs sucked. Period. Methinks M. Night Shyamalan’s halo has slipped slightly with his last couple of efforts.

I enjoyed WotW, and have to say that after a thorough de-brief from a mate of mine who is more versed in the original version, found it was quite close in most aspects to the original story. Tom Cruise didn’t suck too much either, although Dakota Fanning did scream an awful lot more than I would have liked.

On a side note, there are three other versions of War of the Worlds in production: one by Pendragon Pictures, another straight-to-video version, and an adaptation of the Jeff Wayne musical version.

Wow! the war of the worlds by pendragon looks bloody brilliant!

Nice! Was gonna go, but unexpectedly ended up staying at a mates on saturday night so didn’t get back till 5pm today!

For some reason the Vulcan at Duxford seems kind of small compared to how big other Vulcans are when i see them, like the ones at Hendon and Cosford. Then again, its probably because of the sheer size of the buildings and aircraft around the Vulcan at Duxford. Beautiful aircraft though

Will the Beech be there then? Always look forward to seeing her, an interesting addition to the cold war jets. How about the Harvard? Haven’t seen that before either.

Wow, those replicas really do look good! Couldn’t tell the real ones from the replicas in the film, or if they just used cgi or used the flying Spits over and over again.

Great film, just been watching it. Not ttoo sure about the RAF B-25’s in polished silver, but they did the best with what they had. CGI is great and the clips from battle of britain and memphis belle fit in very well. One question though, what is the Czech biplane trainers used at the beginning of the film? Must be quite a few of them around, look a bit like Tiger Moths so maybe modifications of them?

Probably means Sally B and the Saab B-17

Are they actually going to have a stripped down Spitfire, or is it just some sort of metaphor?