Incorrigible: are you out there, mate?
Incorrigible: are you out there, mate?
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CarZee

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13,382 posts

294 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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reveal yourself!

ahem... as it were

yertis

19,668 posts

293 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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"He's out there operating without any decent restraint.
Totally beyond the pale of any acceptable human conduct."

CarZee

Original Poster:

13,382 posts

294 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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Ahh.. Apocalypse Now.. watched it only the other night.. been hitting the DVD collection hard this week.. Mrs Zee out every night you see..

Last night, Lock Stock and The World Is Not Enough.

This reminds me of something I meant to raise. T.W.I.N.E. is a totally shit film. Have I been kidding myself about Bond movies or is that just a really bad one??

Tonight.. Fight Club and American Beauty if I can fit it in..

big_man

1,422 posts

290 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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the film may not be that great but how good does denise richards look though?!

Bodo

12,554 posts

293 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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whooooa, CarZee - Fight Club is the dog's!

I'm sure you'll like it!

Bodo

CarZee

Original Poster:

13,382 posts

294 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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Seen it before.. loads of times..

I'm having a CarZee's favourite films week..

TWINE stands to be replaced...

BTW Can anyone recommend Blue Velvet? (David Lynch Film) I've got it on tape but never got round to watching it.....

yertis

19,668 posts

293 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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I know it's a cliche but the only really good ones are the Connery films, and of those the middle four are best. The Lazenby film is good too, and Live and Let Die is fun (great theme music).

Everything else sucks, though I find Teri Hatchers acting skills demand attention.

Tonight I'm starting my viewing with "The Bonnie Situation" - I've been watching the film in installments since we had the Pulp Fiction thread a couple of weeks ago.

yertis

19,668 posts

293 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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I tried BV but it didn't fit.

CarZee

Original Poster:

13,382 posts

294 months

Wednesday 27th November 2002
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PF is perhaps my all time greatest film..

Samuel L Jackson could do no wrong in my eyes after that. I loved 51st State...

Uma.. well..

kevinday

13,766 posts

307 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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Uma - Dangerous Liaisons - yummy.

Best films for me - The Game, Last of the Mohicans, Matrix and Ghost, not forgetting The Gumball Rally

scruff900

3,757 posts

288 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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Aid mate, bin the thread. It's rubbish.

Discuss..

slip diff (for our ad dept)...

marki

15,763 posts

297 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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CarZee said:This reminds me of something I meant to raise. T.W.I.N.E. is a totally shit film. Have I been kidding myself about Bond movies or is that just a really bad one??

it in..



The Bondfilms have been crap for years Carzz , after all the target audience seems to be over 60 or under 15

marki

15,763 posts

297 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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Try "Snatch" if you like Lock Stock you will luvvvv this

Size Nine Elm

5,167 posts

311 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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CarZee said:BTW Can anyone recommend Blue Velvet? (David Lynch Film) I've got it on tape but never got round to watching it.....

Yes - excellent film. Haven't seen it for a few years, but wouldn;t mind seeing it again. Typical Lynch stuff, bit like Twin Peaks...

stedale

1,125 posts

292 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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Ahh, cunning a thread totally OT about films, under the guise of trying to contact someone on the forum, excellent - more like this!

Yes I think all JB films are naff but hey who cares it's escapism. TND has to be easily the worst Pierce Brosnan film?

Steve.

david010167

1,397 posts

290 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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I love the film, it is quite dark, and typical Lynch. Hopper is just excellent in it.

David


Size Nine Elm said:

CarZee said:BTW Can anyone recommend Blue Velvet? (David Lynch Film) I've got it on tape but never got round to watching it.....

Yes - excellent film. Haven't seen it for a few years, but wouldn;t mind seeing it again. Typical Lynch stuff, bit like Twin Peaks...


incorrigible

13,668 posts

288 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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Pub last night , work late this morning

What can I do for you Mr Zee ?

mel

10,168 posts

302 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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Has he asked you about saturday Ben ?

samn01

874 posts

295 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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"The usual suspects" - the best film ever bar none.
Followed by.

Carlito's way
Matrix
Goodfella's
The Game
Sixth Sense
Payback
Pulp fiction

etc etc.

You can see I don't really like action films

CarZee

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13,382 posts

294 months

Thursday 28th November 2002
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