Watched ronin as well, this and the bourne trilogy are the best spy/action films ive seen.
What film did you watch last night?
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Don't think I've seen a film quite like it before... It's one of those "you need to see it to believe it"
Don't think I've seen a film quite like it before... It's one of those "you need to see it to believe it"
As in it was awful?
Only asking because IMDB gave it 4.0 but the review seemed to enjoy it.
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It's a marmite slasher film. Low buget, gory and some woeful acting but has it's moments. There are some things that it seems to get very right though... strange movie!
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Dead Snow - Nazi Zombies on a Monday night
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me said:
This was one of the most...... boring film I have watched. Rather sick minded especially the part where he is explaining how he is going to join three people together.... to be honest I would say...
6/10
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Cant say Rocky Horror was my cup of tea
First half hour or so is brilliant, after that it gets a bit silly.
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got ronin when it was first released on dvd , very underated film
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Watched Lawn Dogs last night. Brilliant film. Sam Rockwell and Mischa Barton (when she was young). 8/10
Synopsis:
Newly arrived in an up-market housing development, quiet ten-year-old Devon doesn't quite fit in. Ignoring the urgings of her social-climbing father, Devon chooses the company of Trent, who mows the estate's lawns, rather than of the girls her own age. Their friendship grows during her visits to his trailer home, but although it is completely innocent it is obvious that it would be unacceptable to the residents if they found out.
Synopsis:
Newly arrived in an up-market housing development, quiet ten-year-old Devon doesn't quite fit in. Ignoring the urgings of her social-climbing father, Devon chooses the company of Trent, who mows the estate's lawns, rather than of the girls her own age. Their friendship grows during her visits to his trailer home, but although it is completely innocent it is obvious that it would be unacceptable to the residents if they found out.
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