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we're the millers 8/10 very good and she is smoking!!!!! the out takes are worth a giggle too.
What film did you watch last night?
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Lol - Carry On Screaming is a far better flick
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Are you sure you haven't watched Blues Brothers 2000 by mistake?
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Nope - James Belushi & Dan Ackroyd version - Load Of Pap
I didn't even finish watching the movie. 20 mins in and i turned it off. There was no way i was going to watch that ****
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V for Vendetta
7.5/10
I love that movies story
7.5/10
I love that movies story
V for Vendetta
7.5/10
I love that movies story
Superb film, Hugo Weaving is fantastic as V.
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Blade Runner - 7.5/10
First time I've ever seen it. Was good. Much better than the trailer suggested...
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First time I've ever seen it. Was good. Much better than the trailer suggested...
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Well everyone is entitled to their opinion, you just happen to be wrong
And Carry on Screaming isn't one of the better ones!
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Very sad and very funny in places
Lovely visuals
7.5/10
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Star Trek - Into Darkness... good, but did not enjoy it so much second time around... it seemed to plod a bit this time. It looks great on 3D Blu-ray and far better than in the theatre... the 3D seemed near perfect at home, and as good as any native 3D stuff I've watched, at home or in the cinema....
I think some theatres really need to check their projectors and screens are set up correctly... the Odeon In Taunton, where we saw this was pretty dire, with poor IQ especially toward the screen edges... should have complained I suppose.
Anyway about 7/10 for STID.
Oh, and I HATE the Blues Brothers too... loath it!.... but there go - you can't please all the people...
I think some theatres really need to check their projectors and screens are set up correctly... the Odeon In Taunton, where we saw this was pretty dire, with poor IQ especially toward the screen edges... should have complained I suppose.
Anyway about 7/10 for STID.
Oh, and I HATE the Blues Brothers too... loath it!.... but there go - you can't please all the people...
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OH NOES TRIVIA.
James Purefoy was originally cast in the role, and filmed some scenes before leaving on account of having to wear a mask the whole time. When Hugo Weaving took over, they just re-dubbed his voice over Purefoy's scenes.
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Theres more then one version, it was a box office flop at first apparently
Amazing how well it still looks 31 years later
Chronicles of Riddick 7/10
I like the detail in the whole series
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Life is Beautiful (Italian - La Vita e Bella). Quite a strange film. Set in Italy in WW2, it starts out as a very Chaplin-esque comedy, until halfway through when the lead and his wife and son are taken to a concentration camp and the lead has to try to hide what's really going on from his son. It works pretty well, but it's hard to shake the feeling that it's not really the setting for comedy.
Great movie, the second half is anything but a comedy. The father is trying to hide the truth from his son by acting as if everything is normal. The juxtaposition of his clowning whilst in a concentration camp helps build the tension for what we all know will happen.
Roberto Benigni jumping on Jack Nicholson at the oscars was a great moment.