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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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Maj.Nick Danger
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Not a Travolta fan either, but just saw "Pulp Fiction" again. Love that movie.
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The good lady woke early this morning which resulted in watching tv, they've been showing old B&W films early on Saturday mornings lately on BBC2? anyway this mornings second film was 'The Fabulous Dorseys' we really enjoyed the film, some great music, half decent acting with a bit of light humour thrown in too...clothing/fashion is good to but I suspect more 40's than the period proposed...some huge shouldered suits in there too!
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Sideways.
Think I could watch Paul Giamatti(?) in just about anything.
Think I could watch Paul Giamatti(?) in just about anything.
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He is pretty good and always worth a watch. If you haven't already, watch him in The Illusionist, he is great.
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Funny, but I saw Travolta in Battlefield Earth not too long ago.
Sorry to hear that. May you recover quickly.
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Sorry to hear that. May you recover quickly.
He said something about being scarred for life....
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Is the scared or scarred?
Both of course. Have you not seen the Cinematic Abomination?
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Both of course. Have you not seen the Cinematic Abomination?
Happily NO.
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Keep it that way or you'll end up like final scene of the of The Blair Witch Project, a solitary figure standing in the corner of a dark basement.
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He is pretty good and always worth a watch. If you haven't already, watch him in The Illusionist, he is great.
Haven't heard o' that. I'll keep an eye out for it, thanks.
Just finished The Dark Knight Rises. Wow. What a LONG one that is, yeesh.
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Haven't heard o' that. I'll keep an eye out for it, thanks.
Just finished The Dark Knight Rises. Wow. What a LONG one that is, yeesh.
Started to watch TDKR on HBO tonight, but would rather sit outside and enjoy. The Illusionist stars Edward Norton and came out quite a few years back. I found it to be a pretty good flick.
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Keep it that way or you'll end up like final scene of the of The Blair Witch Project, a solitary figure standing in the corner of a dark basement.
Great. Just what I want to hear.
A minute of Liberace was bad enough.....
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Two minutes........the horror!
Two minutes at the wrong juncture in that movie could make you go blind......
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Or at the very least wish that you already were.
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