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Gren

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 06:36

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No in Face/Off he's bang on and in The Rock he's more clever. But in Con Air he's doing one liners and fighting and stuff and I just kept saying shut up Cage!

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Lazor78

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 06:38

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Gren wrote:

No Face/Off he's bang on and The Rock he's more clever. But in Con Air he's doing one liners and fighting and stuff and I just kept saying shut up Cage!

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Litz

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 06:40

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Gren wrote:

No Face/Off he's bang on and The Rock he's more clever. But in Con Air he's doing one liners and fighting and stuff and I just kept saying shut up Cage!

Come on..."Put the bunny back" ....thats gold Jerry, gold!

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blueblank

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 08:15

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Face off was packed with much better lines

"I'm readdyyy, ready for the big time babyyyy!!"

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knarf

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 11:42

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Litz wrote:

T me J wrote:

Latest Update:

The Bourne Identity
Sorority Boys
Eight Legged Freaks

And now I have a headache.

WOW Soroity Boys and Eight Legged Freaks! Are either of those any good? I heard bad things about both of them.

I thought Sorority Boys was worth watching once, if you're in the mood for a typical "silly college/high school antics" movie.

A friend of mine went into Eight Legged Freaks expecting a serious horror movie and hated it - I expected a campy version of the old giant monster movies and enjoyed it enough to buy it. Obviously, YMMV.

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kitsagirl

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 12:00

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As of Monday:
The Recruit
The Bad Seed
Lantana

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joschenker

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 12:06

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Chicago
Adaptation
Confessions of Dangerous Mind

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plaxii

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 12:09

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finally saw zoolander (stupid stupid stupid movie)
the recruit (ehhh very disapointed)

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kitsagirl

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plaxii wrote:

finally saw zoolander (stupid stupid stupid movie)
the recruit (ehhh very disapointed)

I thought The Recruit was good. It could've stood to be better, but I liked it overall. Typical Pacino.

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plaxii

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 12:13

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kitsagirl wrote:

plaxii wrote:

finally saw zoolander (stupid stupid stupid movie)
the recruit (ehhh very disapointed)

I thought The Recruit was good. It could've stood to be better, but I liked it overall. Typical Pacino.

I guess i was expecting a better movie, and more pacino but now i digress from the topic of the thread

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Patsy Klubb

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 14:43

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Update:

Highlander
In The Line of Fire
and Crimson Tide currently running (supreb film, two amazing actors)

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Toto le Héros

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 15:01

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The last three:

Conan the Barbarian
Gangs of New York (at the theater)
City of Angels

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Ozma

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 21:16

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Quills
The Royal Tenenbaums
O Brother, where art thou?

Watched these recently with my hubby...

All were really good, but fav was royal....

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 22:26

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Litz wrote:

WOW Soroity Boys and Eight Legged Freaks! Are either of those any good? I heard bad things about both of them.

The only good point of Sorority Boys was the Wookiee impression, which we all saw in the previews.

If you expect Eight-Legged Freaks to make fun of giant-monster horror movies, you will probably like it (if you like that sort of thing). If you expect a serious horror movie.. which I wonder why anyone would, as it stars David Arquette.. then you'll be very disappointed. I got a few good laughs out of it.

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knarf

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Posted: 04 Feb 2003, 22:34

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UPDATE:

1-Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron
2-Amelie
3-Ordinary Decent Criminal

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 01:10

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What is ordinary decent criminal like? it is the one KS film that i hve not seen

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Gren

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 02:11

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I own it, just cos it's got Spacey in. It's not very good. The Irish accents are painful in places and there's no real point to the story. Spacey is likeable rogue, police chase him, baddies chase him, the end. But if it was on TV I wouldn't turn it off.

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 02:20

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I will try renting it then, i think it is about 50p to rent it at the local video store because it is an old title

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Lazor78

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 03:35

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blueblank wrote:

What is ordinary decent criminal like? it is the one KS film that i hve not seen

I really liked it, good harmless fun.

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knarf

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 07:56

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blueblank wrote:

What is ordinary decent criminal like? it is the one KS film that i hve not seen

I thought it was okay - worth a rental.

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blueblank

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 08:17

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at 50p i might as well!!

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 13:59

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update:

8 mile

considering I had low expecations
The Talented Mr. Ripley

Born on the 4th of July :-?

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Patsy Klubb

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 14:58

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Update (tonight):

Bambi
Fight Club
and now watching Mulan (can't have anything too scary before beddy-byes :lol:

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plaxii

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 17:43

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Patsy Klubb wrote:

Update (tonight):

Bambi
Fight Club
and now watching Mulan (can't have anything too scary before beddy-byes :lol:

)

i have to say that is the strangest mix of movies that i have ever heard

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Fugitive

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Posted: 05 Feb 2003, 19:15

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LOTR: TTT
Star Trek X: Nemesis
Trainspotting

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