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You were a day early, tomorrow is International Hangover Day when you're supposed to watch it
What film did you watch last night?
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You were a day early, tomorrow is International Hangover Day when you're supposed to watch it
The Ant Bully.
Watched this just now on terrestrial.
Awesome film which I will buy.
I watched that ages ago Malc
Kept me entertained
Just wanted to thank you for this post. Just finished watching Man On Fire and its one of the best films Ive seen in a very long time. Ive said before that i don't really get emotional at films but this is one film that really got to me.
And you're right, it is better than Taken. Much, much better.
No problem, I'm a mahoosive film fan (geek) and Man on Fire is one of my all time favorite films. It's a fantastic film massivly underrated imo.
You're not alone in getting a bit emotional towards the end. I really hate it with the dialogue at the very end, gets me everytime.
" Pita: I love you, Creasy. And you love me too, don't you?
Creasy: Yes, I do. With all my heart, Pita. Go. "
I really love the film as a hole, the Pita > Creasy relationship is brilliant and done ever so well.
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Just watching .45 Milla Jovovich mmmmm lol
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last night watched Gladiator on Blu-Ray, quality film
Night before watched Avatar in 3-D... incredible film.
Night before watched Avatar in 3-D... incredible film.
Go out and get drunk you old man
I don't drink Gussy
Had a tough day so feel like kicking back and just chilling, maybe have the odd drink but seeing new years in with family and the better half
Why aren't you already out of your face?
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Watched The Secret of Moonacre, surpised it was a lot better than expected.
Inglourious ******** on DVD with the wife.
I'd seen it at the cinema; I enjoyed watching it again. My wife liked it, but found the fact that it didn't reconcile with genuine history somewhat jarring.
It occurred to me watching it the second time that Christoph Waltz speaks 4 languages in the film, 3 of them extensively, which is pretty amazing really.
I'd seen it at the cinema; I enjoyed watching it again. My wife liked it, but found the fact that it didn't reconcile with genuine history somewhat jarring.
It occurred to me watching it the second time that Christoph Waltz speaks 4 languages in the film, 3 of them extensively, which is pretty amazing really.
He's fluent in German, French and English
Speaks Italian iirc as his last language in the film.
Bridge to Terabithia. Rather enjoyed it, very sad bit in it though, caught me completely off-guard.
Also watched The Taking of Pelham 123. Not bad, Denzel Washington made it better than it otherwise would have been but overall it seemed like a movie without much of a point to it.
Also watched The Taking of Pelham 123. Not bad, Denzel Washington made it better than it otherwise would have been but overall it seemed like a movie without much of a point to it.