Inigo Montoya
The New Dread Pirate Roberts.
One of us.... One of us.... One of us....I saw Star Wards in 3D last night. I walked in laughing my arse off at all the die hard Star Wars geeks and walked out pretty much a Star Wars geek.It was great.
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Alias
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One of us.... One of us.... One of us....
Nooo! Next thing you know I'll be wearing this t-shirt.
Inigo Montoya
The New Dread Pirate Roberts.
Both of those are in my to watch list.
I'm with you, love a disaster movie... Deep impact being my current fav.[DOUBLEPOST=1450612986][/DOUBLEPOST]
Bahahaha, I'd never wear that shirt... Not into star treck..... Love the phrase tho.Nooo! Next thing you know I'll be wearing this t-shirt.
The Force Awakens in Gold Class.
Very good
of course lots of plot holes and plenty of opportunities to suspend disbelief, but an enjoyable movie nonetheless. My standards for this were pretty low.
Very good
of course lots of plot holes and plenty of opportunities to suspend disbelief, but an enjoyable movie nonetheless. My standards for this were pretty low.
Inigo Montoya
The New Dread Pirate Roberts.
I wish we got more back story on Finn. They better explore his past in the next movie.The Force Awakens in Gold Class.
Very good
shaydee
Turn it up!
I hope so too! Can they not just bring the next movies out now already?
Oswin
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‘Room’.
It starts with Jack, who lives with his mother in Room (pretty much just a shed with a small kitchen, bathtub, wardrobe, bed, TV). It’s all he’s ever known, and Jack believes that only Room and the things it contains (including himself and his mother) are "real." Once Jack turns five, his mum starts to let him know the truth, and how they got there.
I read the book (by Emma Donoghue) so thought I would prepared. I was not prepared. Eyes leaking (damn onions), lump in throat etc. Really well done, and the acting by Jack and 'Ma' was brilliant.
It starts with Jack, who lives with his mother in Room (pretty much just a shed with a small kitchen, bathtub, wardrobe, bed, TV). It’s all he’s ever known, and Jack believes that only Room and the things it contains (including himself and his mother) are "real." Once Jack turns five, his mum starts to let him know the truth, and how they got there.
I read the book (by Emma Donoghue) so thought I would prepared. I was not prepared. Eyes leaking (damn onions), lump in throat etc. Really well done, and the acting by Jack and 'Ma' was brilliant.
BigBrotherCritic
Like working a job 24/7, for 2 days on the trot
Saw Bridge of Spies...
Fucking amazing, such a great story!
Fucking amazing, such a great story!
Columbo
Never again
Bridge of Spies? More like bridge of lies! I came for a story about secret bridges damn it!
jessy_girl
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I saw "Joy" today. It was ok I guess. J Law is great as usual, and the movie is an alright story (woman overcomes adversity to achieve great things) and has all the thematic elements of female empowerment as its 'schtick' but it felt like a lifetime movie that got carried away with a big budget. A woman inventing a mop isn't really the stuff of great movies after all.
Columbo
Never again
I liked The Fighter from that director.
Revenant
I really enjoyed the film, amazing film making at work. It's longer than it needs to be. Honestly while I really enjoyed it, I can't imagine ever watching it again in full. Maybe just bits of it.
I really enjoyed the film, amazing film making at work. It's longer than it needs to be. Honestly while I really enjoyed it, I can't imagine ever watching it again in full. Maybe just bits of it.
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