Laikals The greatest movie ever made..!

Blucher One of the worst movies I've ever seen

Hulkeasexo it is the rare 'crazy' movie that actually has something to say.

PiraBit if their story seems completely bonkers, almost like a feverish work of fiction, you ain't heard nothing yet.

Izak86 The Crystal Maze was the highlight of Thursday TV viewing in the early 1990's, no game show before or since has managed to capture the brilliance of this show.The Crystal Maze started in February 1990 and ran for six series until August 1995. The aim of the game saw six contestants making their way through four 'time zones': Futuristic, Aztec, Medieval and Industrial (which became Ocean in 1992). Within these zones, the contestants played between three and four themed games to win crystals. Each successful game gave the team one crystal which equalled five-seconds of time in the 'Crystal Dome'.Once contestants had been through all four zones, they went to the Crystal Dome, here contestants had to catch as many gold tokens as possible in the time limit, while they were blown about in the dome. Silver token were also collected but each one of these deducted one gold token from the total.If the contestants collected over 100 gold tokens after silver deductions, they won some activities to do on a day-trip or holiday.The Crystal Maze is a pretty unique game show that is as great to watch today (repeated regularly on Challenge) as it was on its first broadcast on Channel 4.

waiching liu The Crystal Maze was not so much a quiz show but almost more of a 90s version of an 80s based UK challenge show entitled: 'The Krypton Factor'. Presented by the impeccable and upbeat Richard O'Brien from the Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Crystal Maze was a stimulating, yet challenging and fun- filled programme where a group of six contestants take part in a range of games that taxed their mental and physical abilities and skills, in an attempt to obtain as many crystals as they possibly can. In the time limit that they are given they have to get out of the room, regardless of whether or not they have the crystal, otherwise they'd be locked in. Once the person is locked in, he/she cannot be released unless their team decides to forfeit one of their crystals. The difficulty levels of the tasks range from the very easy to the extremely difficult.Each crystal is worth 5 seconds and thus, the more they get hold of the more time they have in the crystal dome- the so-called finale where they have to collect as many gold tokens. The silver tokens would attribute to the overall total by means of the deduction of their gold tokens. And so if, for e.g., they have more silver tokens than gold ones, then the team would've lost in the end. But if they get more gold tokens and the grand total is over 100, then they would win the contest.The programme was very taxing, engaging and a rarity coming from Channel 4 themselves, given they are not usually renowned for showing quiz shows and challenging TV shows, well apart from Fifteen to One and Countdown. But The Crystal Maze was just a brilliant effort and Richard O'Brien made a great presenter and guide. At times, he'd even offer encouragement and help, if the group was really struggling with a particular task.Ed Tudor Pole, wasn't as good as Richard O' Brien when he replaced him during the latter series of the show but still The Crystal Maze was a good effort, up until its unfortunate cancellation. Like many quiz shows, you'd be screaming and shouting at the TV towards the contestants and even go on record and say 'I could do that task'.There will never be a show of this type ever again -and yet as there is a time for a new series of the show- with the state of TV nowadays at an all-time low , it is most definitely now.The 90s, like the 80s, was a great decade for TV shows, and The Crystal Maze is and certainly was one of the them. Great concept, intriguing tasks and engaging this was fantastic

nova-23 I came across this game show while living in Bangkok, Thailand. It is a show which I have long wished would be shown on Australian television. But alas it never has been.I found that even as a viewer this show challenges your mind in a more 3 dimensional way. Something that most run of the mill game shows lack in their questions.It's a shame that is no longer in production....but there are always hopes of re-runs right?

ross robinson I always loved the crystal maze as this was i think the best amazing adventure game ever. This first started in 1990 and finished in 1995. The contestents had to get each crystal in the challenges they choose. If they don't get out in time, then they are locked up. The contestents have a choice either to buy the player out with one of their crystals they got or to leave them.