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06-27-2011 #871
Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Risky Business was on last night, not seen in years "sometimes you just have to say 'what the fuck'" good advice....
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06-27-2011 #872
Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
battle of Las Angeles with my girl a real ripper of a film
live with honour
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06-27-2011 #873
Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Quantum Of Solace. Not very impressed.
It's not hurting anyone,so what's your problem?
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06-27-2011 #874
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Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Green Lantern and it sucked!
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06-27-2011 #875
Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Does this give you a hint???
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06-27-2011 #876
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Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Super 8: great fun and full of homages to earlier Lucas films.
Midnight in Paris: I adored it. Artfully cartoonish vignettes with a very little twist of inception.
"...I no longer believe that people's secrets are defined and communicable, or their feelings full-blown and easy to recognize."_Alice Munro, Chaddeleys and Flemings.
"...the order in creation which you see is that which you have put there, like a string in a maze, so that you shall not lose your way". _Judge Holden, Cormac McCarthy's, BLOOD MERIDIAN.
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06-27-2011 #877
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Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Aussie film, Alexandra's Project.
Jeez, it was like wading through the Minge Chronicles, though kinda worth it, Helen Buday does have nice norks!
I hate being bipolar...It's fucking ace!
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06-27-2011 #878
Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Taken.
XoXo
Valerie
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06-27-2011 #879
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Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
The Quiet American was on the BBC last night, a different version from the 1958 Joseph Mankiewicz version, and one that apparently is more faithful to the book by Graham Greene, not much of a recommendation in my view. Greene's initially 'amoral' Times Correspondent (Thomas Fowler, played by Michael Caine -an invention as Fowler did not exist in real life) is eventually so disgusted by the lies he has been told by an 'Aid' worker who actually works for the CIA (Brendan Fraser) that he colludes in his murder, not sure where the morals went there. A dreary film with no depth, rather like Graham Greene's dreary books...
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06-28-2011 #880
Re: What is The Last Movie You Watched?
Battle of Los Angels
Just because I'm telling you this story doesn't mean that I'm alive at the end of it.