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Last Film You Saw
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EL APACHE TEVEZ
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The never-ending story absolutely brilliant,not seen it for years.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I watched 'In the Heat of the NIght' a couple of evenings back. I put this film in the same category of essential regular viewing as Zulu and The Dambusters. i got to thinking it might be due for a make over. We have a ready made Virgil, and I'm sure Klippity would make a decent fist of playing Gillespie, St Jamie Gozzer is a shoe-in for Sam Woods, Phil Pinocchio has the brain power to pull off the role of Ralph, and give Danny Murphy a wig and he's nigh on perfect for the part of Dolores.
Shazam. Really enjoyed it, first DC movie I've liked in ages.
I think we all should be tired of seeing Mark Strong in his stereotypical bad guy role
Zin 'messiah' Zimmer
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I think we all should be tired of seeing Mark Strong in his stereotypical bald guy role
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watched a couple in last few days
three billboards outside ebbing missouri - stunning film, one of the best i've seen in a long time
overlord - a mix of saving private ryan meets zombies, very graphic but enjoyable hokum
three billboards outside ebbing missouri - stunning film, one of the best i've seen in a long time
overlord - a mix of saving private ryan meets zombies, very graphic but enjoyable hokum
Thorin Oakenshield
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Amazing film, the second is brilliant too!
It is a shame there will not be a third one.
Recently the director Gareth Evans talked about what he would have done. Apparently it would have focused on the Japanese gang from the second film being hunted by their own people from Japan. It would have been closer to the first film in tone, a survival film set in the jungles of Indonesia
What sounds strange about this is Rama would not have played a big role.
GX Blue
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The Peanut Butter Falcon 8/10
The journey of a boy with downs, who escapes his nursing home to follow his dream, to go to wrestling school. A sweet, funny and endearing feelgood adventure, really enjoyed it.
Cinema or your own home to view this?
Cinema or your own home to view this?
Cinema. Not sure if correct but I heard it's not out til Oct in the UK.