Good films I watched this weekend
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Legend83 said:
Sciroccology said:
I did watch "Pride And Prejudice" on HD DVD, with that there Keira Knightley in it, innit? Admittedly, the film is a little short on car-chases, guns and bombs, but I really enjoyed it. It harks back to a more simpler time when "taking a turn around the room" was an acceptable pastime.
It must be said, however, that Ms Knightley has the neck of an ostrich. An ostrich with an unusually long neck, come to that.
Not a fan due to my passion for the original BBC version.It must be said, however, that Ms Knightley has the neck of an ostrich. An ostrich with an unusually long neck, come to that.
Did I just say that?
Although it has to be said that Colin Firth looked mighty fine emerging from the lake in his wet breeches.
Sciroccology said:
Legend83 said:
Sciroccology said:
I did watch "Pride And Prejudice" on HD DVD, with that there Keira Knightley in it, innit? Admittedly, the film is a little short on car-chases, guns and bombs, but I really enjoyed it. It harks back to a more simpler time when "taking a turn around the room" was an acceptable pastime.
It must be said, however, that Ms Knightley has the neck of an ostrich. An ostrich with an unusually long neck, come to that.
Not a fan due to my passion for the original BBC version.It must be said, however, that Ms Knightley has the neck of an ostrich. An ostrich with an unusually long neck, come to that.
Did I just say that?
Although it has to be said that Colin Firth looked mighty fine emerging from the lake in his wet breeches.
And the corsets.
Dakkon said:
Sushi said:
the international...what a horrible horrible film...
Really? The trailer looked good, I was planning on seeing it this weekend....I have just had the misfortune to watch 30 minutes of "Tropic Thunder". 30 minutes is how long i managed to last before turning off this utter steaming pile of w@ank!!
If anyone gets the opportunity to watch this, then I suggest you try wiping your arse with a half a brick as an alternative. I would imagine it would be more fulfilling, more enjoyable, and better entertainment to yourself, and to others...
What a load of excrement!
If anyone gets the opportunity to watch this, then I suggest you try wiping your arse with a half a brick as an alternative. I would imagine it would be more fulfilling, more enjoyable, and better entertainment to yourself, and to others...
What a load of excrement!
MentalSarcasm said:
okgo said:
Burn After Reading.
Thought it was very good, and Clooney was great.
I watched this 2 weeks ago and can agree with this, the odd "WTF" moment, Clooney was excellent, Brad Pitt was very good as well (at least I thought so), so highly recommend it!Thought it was very good, and Clooney was great.
I watched a couple of comedies this weekend. If you like American Pie, Road Trip etc you will like these:
Grandma's Boy http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0456554/
Sex Drive http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1135985/
Grandma's Boy http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0456554/
Sex Drive http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1135985/
this weekend:
marie antoinette - a surprise. i was expecting a girly film or that it would be trying too hard to be 'hip'. ended up being quite impressed by it, it has a very natural feel and does a fair job at showing her human side. you'll love this if a fan of coppola's other films [virgin suicides/lost in translation].
cinderella man - great film, well realised and a cut above ron howards usual schmaltzy fare. this film also has the honour of being the first film ever to make me teary eyed - the scene where russell crowe apologises to his wife for having no money/having to send the kids away.
marie antoinette - a surprise. i was expecting a girly film or that it would be trying too hard to be 'hip'. ended up being quite impressed by it, it has a very natural feel and does a fair job at showing her human side. you'll love this if a fan of coppola's other films [virgin suicides/lost in translation].
cinderella man - great film, well realised and a cut above ron howards usual schmaltzy fare. this film also has the honour of being the first film ever to make me teary eyed - the scene where russell crowe apologises to his wife for having no money/having to send the kids away.
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