turienzo's lovechild
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bought this on dvd the other day, not watched it yet
has anyone seen it? any good?
has anyone seen it? any good?
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Clothes Peg
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Nope. How's the nose?
turienzo's lovechild
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my caffiene binge last night seems to have cleared it up strangely? i dnno if thats a common cure like
my caffiene binge last night seems to have cleared it up strangely? i dnno if thats a common cure like
NMH
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Being a genius myself, I would advise you to....watch it and find out.
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magoo
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I've seen it and it's better than i thought it would be. One of the better UK films out recently but not talked about much.
Tesco in Disguise
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i thoght it was shit. watch one eight seven (or whatever it's called) with samuel l. that's class.
Captain Pugwash
Paul Kitson
It's alright...if you can udnerstand what they are saying
Meade's Ball
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Les Biehn said:
You're very right there. What a psychological and twisting reality-teaser. The audience quickly becomes the 'heroine', our eyes and history like hers. Like Happiness, i promise i won't see it again despite it's value, but will if it's on Channel 4 at 3.35 one Sunday morning.
Meade's_Ball said:
I'm gonna name drop to f*** here but I saw it when I was working for BBC Film, at a screening with Andrea Arnold the director. It was the penultimate cut so I look forward to seeing the final cut sometime soon.
Very unsettling but in the best way, a dark story of loss and female impotency, a desire to put right that which will never stop being wrong.
Cian
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Not seen it yet, been told its like a British La Haine, the original of which happens to be one of my favourite movies...
Meade's Ball
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Les Biehn said:
Apart from the end, when truth somehow becomes the antidote to this devilish swing. Our imaginings sit like hers, i thought, convinced that serious incidents need monsters to blame. Like attacking paediatritians, in a way, thinking they sound a bit like touchers. Or trying to take the factory mince machine you worked on to court for robbing you of your hand when you were looking the other way having a laugh with a friend who got promoted a while after. Perhaps the company who built it would work on a chip that made the machine say sorry each time it made a sausage wrongly, or could identify the difference between a slab of meat and a human.
Although, this is much more complex. Really very moving.
You shouldn't feel bad or embarassed for saying you were in a very fine situation. Even if it's a pronouncement of angelic fortune, when every element of the world was watched and judged from silver linings alone. It sounds cool, and i am nobly envious.
I mention how i used to be a film reviewer in the old days when i had a brain and unminced fingers.
The Wookiee
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turienzo's lovechild said:
If we all said it was shit would you decide not to watch it ?
But if we said it was good you would watch it ?
My guess is that you will watch it anyway !!
Probably best to watch it then debate the film with those who have also watched it
Captain Pugwash
Paul Kitson
ending is a tad naff though