I was 18 and my husband was 19. A lot of people said we were too young, and that it wouldn't last. I think we've proved them wrong now. We celebrate our 36th Wedding Anniversary in 5 days. I've never regretted a moment of it. I remember saying to him, while we were still courting, "will you still love me when I'm old and grey", and he does! We were so lucky to have found each other, we are soul-mates as well as husband and wife. I hope all you other married couples are as happy as we are, and that you stay so. Best wishes to you all.

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I went to see this film wothout reading the reviews, ahving an idea that it was to do with time paradoxes and a thriller, i like this type of film and thought if I went with as little information as possible I would enjoy it more as I would get all the surprises and twists without knowing before hand. I am glad I did because many of the trailers and reviews gavce it away that It included time-travel. A lot of my friends said the story was plaining obvious. But I really enjoyed it and love that theme anyway. I liked the way that as he went back in time and his actions were explainations for things that happened later (i.e. earlier in the film!) of course he gets the girl in the end as most 'obvious' movies do, but I loved the twist turns and paradoxes.

This is a matter that can come to a number of conclusions of which many are not either right or wrong. It is just plainly a matter of opinion and I think all points of view should be understood and well respected as only one view may not be necessarily be right and everyone has the right to say and express their own opinions. This matter may be talked about for a while and I think that there will be no rapid conclusions from just one person's opinions. I believe that a number of things do affect the conclusion and my belief and therefore my opinion may be a little biased to what I think matters. I believe that they are great.

Not having seen many James bond films, I think i had a very different expectation than what i experienced, however my friends did say it was different form the recent ones. The main character, Jame bond of course, was, instyaed of a sauve sophisticated ladies man with a cheeky demenor and roughish quality was played brilliantly by Daniel Craig, was a rough character, who against miss moneypenny's better judgement broods his way through the movie, that and quite a few half naked shots showing of his pumped up body. More aimed at todays audiences, a lot of male flesh exposed for the ladies and a don't care attitude that impressed the bloke in our party.

Best Bond film for ages - action right from the word go, and Le Chiffre was a classic villian.