jimharri
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The Outlaw Josey Wales is on Dave now. If you haven't seen it before, do yourself a favour and watch it. Brilliant film.
"Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining".
"Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining".
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Last Film You Saw
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TCIB
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Ahh, have you tried the links pleatfooted noted?Literally just tried exodus 2 minutes ago and nothing yet other than a CAM one.
Watching Passengers now, not sure how long im gonna last with it.Ahh, have you tried the links pleatfooted noted?
Pleatfooted
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T2 is now in showbox arize in 1080pWatching Passengers now, not sure how long im gonna last with it.
Pleatfooted
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I had a 1080 dolby digital 5.1 when you posted earlier on a sub, was a good sd on showbix arize earlier but now a 1080p on there, the publics usually take 3/4 hours to catch up :)Ahh, have you tried the links pleatfooted noted?
bakerdave76
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Sleepless Jamie fox , rubbish
pride in battle
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Really enjoyable film...Woman in Gold.
Last night, really excellent film. Informative, engaging, moving and entertaining.
Churchlawtonblue
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The Outlaw Josey Wales is on Dave now. If you haven't seen it before, do yourself a favour and watch it. Brilliant film.
"Don't piss down my back and tell me it's raining".
Yes another excellent Eastwood classic. I also enjoyed Gran Torino. Worth a watch
Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot
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A Silent Voice
A very powerful film about a young boy (Shoya Ishida) who bullies his deaf classmate (Shoko Nishimiya), along with his friends when they're at elementary school. As the bullying persists Nishimiya eventually transfers to another school and Ishida's friends and fellow classmates blame him for bullying her, hoping to use him as a scapegoat. The story follows Ishida as he goes through high school now ostracised and bullied himself, and now contemplating suicide a number of times, until he reunites with Nishimiya, who he realises is still shy and suffering from the bullying from their past. Realising that they are both suffering from his past he sets himself on a path of redemption by reconnecting Nishimiya with her old classmates!
I've seen many films/tv shows that follow bully victims and how they're effected in life, but this is the first time I've seen one as powerful as this, about the victim and the bully themselves going through the same motions! Although not without its flaws, and a few cut sub-plots from the original transcript, it's still a film powerful enough to remember and even ponder over at the end, some people may even draw their own conclusions and life lessons from it.
9/10
A very powerful film about a young boy (Shoya Ishida) who bullies his deaf classmate (Shoko Nishimiya), along with his friends when they're at elementary school. As the bullying persists Nishimiya eventually transfers to another school and Ishida's friends and fellow classmates blame him for bullying her, hoping to use him as a scapegoat. The story follows Ishida as he goes through high school now ostracised and bullied himself, and now contemplating suicide a number of times, until he reunites with Nishimiya, who he realises is still shy and suffering from the bullying from their past. Realising that they are both suffering from his past he sets himself on a path of redemption by reconnecting Nishimiya with her old classmates!
I've seen many films/tv shows that follow bully victims and how they're effected in life, but this is the first time I've seen one as powerful as this, about the victim and the bully themselves going through the same motions! Although not without its flaws, and a few cut sub-plots from the original transcript, it's still a film powerful enough to remember and even ponder over at the end, some people may even draw their own conclusions and life lessons from it.
9/10