Past society events

OK, we couldn't get a hold of The Muppet Christmas Carol, so we watched Life of Brian instead. Mucho Christmassy, yes. Let the Muppets be a challenge for a future committee. Oh wise and powerful future committee, we fear your time-travelling wrath here in the present. (I for one welcome our embryonic future overlords.)

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

We're having a meal on the 2nd of december at the Al Ma Ma Ta. I've said we will arrive at approximately 1930. Do let the committee know if that is a problem for anyone. The menu is here: http://www.ifis.org.uk/social/polls/xmas2010.shtml. Please fill it out by the 28th of November. The meal will be subsidised by the society at a cost of £12. We haven't included drinks as quite a few people don't drink. Please let people who don't get email or access the website know and tell them to email choices to the committee address committee@ifis.org.uk.

To quote Homer Simpson "Its like, umm... has anyone seen the movie Tron?" Well of course they have, because it's super, super awesome.

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

It's the 47th anniversary of Doctor Who on the 23rd of November, so to commemorate this we will be watching one of the all-time classic Tom Baker stories, "The Seeds of Doom", from 1976.

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

A young boy steals a dangerous, ancient storybook, set in the magical world of Fantasia. As he reads it, the boy discovers that he is the only hope Fantasia has against an evil force known as "The Nothing".

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

"GET YOUR ASS TO MARS!"

We're going to watch some Stanley Kubrick films.

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

Based on Neil Gaiman's creepy kid's novella, this stop motion animation features Dakota Fanning as the voice of 11-year old Coraline, who finds herself in a weird mirror world.

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

Sam Rockwell plays an isolated worker (Sam) on a moonbase, who tries to deal with the monotony of his three year shift on the moon. Mining for Helium-3, Sam's only company is the base's computer, GERTY (voiced by Kevin Spacey). A mining accident threatens to turn Sam's world upside down, and as his paranoia grows, he starts to suspect that there may be more to the base than meets the eye...

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

We are watching the first two episodes of Joss Whedon's acclaimed, and sadly short lived, science fiction western Firefly: the feature length season opener "Serenity", and "The Train Job".

Every week, come rain or shine, we meet for a purely social gathering in The Al Ma Ma Ta (which is the pub near the railway station just off the center of Egham)

Forget The Vampire Diaries, forget Twilight (Seriously, please forget it. Scrub your brains out with a scourer.) The Lost Boys did the teenage vampire thing before, and did it *better*.

It's the 25th Anniversary of BTTF being released in the cinema so there are special showings of it.