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  1. 18-04-2012 02:20 PM #3571
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    I watched Practical Magic at the weekend. Fucking love that movie
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  2. 19-04-2012 10:02 PM #3572
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    Hunger Games, aka How To Look Pretty In A Raincoat, awesome though.
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    Just watched The Lives of Others. Espionage film set in Cold War East Germany, it's actually quite good.
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    Had a movie weekend so.....
    Blue Velvet, Pulp Fiction, Blair Witch Project, The Exorcist and lastly American Beauty.
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  5. 23-04-2012 04:09 PM #3575
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    Quote Originally Posted by bunglenutter View Post
    Hunger Games, aka How To Look Pretty In A Raincoat, awesome though.
    Saw it last week too and this is a brilliant summary, haha.
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  6. 27-04-2012 03:49 PM #3576
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    I watched Battleship, It's like BOOM BOOM blow up some things, BOOM blow up some more things, some worried looking people for the dramatic effect, a few Alien-Robot thingymajigs and a few more BOOOOOOM's, The end.
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  7. 28-04-2012 12:30 PM #3577
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    Quote Originally Posted by hmmm7 View Post
    I watched Battleship, It's like BOOM BOOM blow up some things, BOOM blow up some more things, some worried looking people for the dramatic effect, a few Alien-Robot thingymajigs and a few more BOOOOOOM's, The end.
    Not that I've watched it, but what did you expect given that it's supposedly based on a board game?
    -It bothers Him to see the shit that gets carried out in His name: wars, bigotry... the factioning of all the religions. He said humanity took a good idea and built a belief structure on it.
    -Having beliefs isn't good?
    -I think it's better to have ideas. You can change an idea, changing a belief is trickier. Life should be malleable and progressive; working from idea to idea permits that. Beliefs anchor you to certain points and limit growth; new ideas can't generate. Life becomes stagnant.
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    Didn't know that before I watched it, I wasn't complaining, it was an okay film
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    Bad Teacher.

    There's a scene where Cameron Diaz wears short shorts and does some car washing. Enough said.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clementine_the_tangerine View Post
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    One film which I wouldn't advise any depressive to watch.
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    That was one of mine. Won an award, you know. Lovely crinkly edges...
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    Yeah doesnt leave you in the best of moods. Watched one of my favourites, Burn After Reading tonight. Brad Pitt as Chad is enough to perk.me back up
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    I watched Burn after reading again recently - do love it. Melancholia is a harsh but stunning film.

    Watched a feel good Woody Allen movie on Friday night...

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    Quote Originally Posted by **helen** View Post
    I watched Burn after reading again recently - do love it.
    I remember going to watch that in Freshers' Week and a lot of stuff seemingly happening for no reason... Should I maybe rewatch it or is it as I remember it?!
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    Quote Originally Posted by plugitin View Post
    I remember going to watch that in Freshers' Week and a lot of stuff seemingly happening for no reason... Should I maybe rewatch it or is it as I remember it?!
    Haha, everything in that film happens for a clear reason, just not very good reasons. The way I understand it, lots of people die because of one woman's vanity crusade - tis very funny, as well as very twisted.
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