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finally listened to it. hmmm...looks like em fell off.

In the same way I hanker to see Jaws 3D and Freddy's Dead.

Don't rent it, buy it. It's excellent.

yeah, my brother lives there

What film had a scene where a man and a woman were rolling around on a giant dictionary page, and where the camera would focus on naughty worRAB and their meanings? I'm not making this up...there's money on the outcome! :D

Cliches are funny.

I thought the film was ok, funny in some parts. If there was more comedy it would definitely been more enjoyable. It was very realistic, which was kinda a good thing actually. BTW the alternate ending is the same as the original ending except both Aniston and Vaughn have a new...

Thought it was pretty dull. Good acting I'd say but other than that.. Meh.

I cant get it work, please make it work! Im so distressed, I MUST see it! :mad::mad::mad:

Probably. I've decided that I really like the beat era. Just rad some novels by Bukowski and Kerouac and loved them. So, as of now, Beat is my favourite era. And I was gonna enter the short story competition but the story evolved into more than would fit in the post. Might post it here if...

meauring tape

Mega Driver - Final Fantasy

Who's Burt? Sub-question: I've recently been assigned to write a Satire for my Senior English class and I'm curious to know what topic I should write on. It should involve something going on in our society today, or something to do with politics. We read "A Modest Proposal" by Jonathan...

Only if I can second it. This is a brilliant, brilliant movie, which some critics still persist in underrating. Other b&w favourites for me: His Girl Friday; The Philadelphia Story, Notorious; Sunset Boulevard; and on a more frivolous note, Carry On Cabby (which had a slightly harder edge than...

I saw a trailer before looks ok ...:)

My favourite film of all time is "Henry V "- the Richard Brannah one. I watch it over and over again - I just love it. I also like "Rebecca" as that's my favourite book of all time and "Babe" and "The Court Jester" - with Danny Kay. I know it's very old but it's a real classic and still...

About two months ago I bought 'Night at the museum' for seven pounRAB at my local Tesco and put it aside waiting for a boring tv night to watch it. Tonight is that night and I've discovered the red tag which I Googled and came to this. I don't know if Tesco have the equipment to remove these...

Its a good enjoyable movie, excellent cast, holRAB your interest throughout, even tho its 2 hours long. Slows down a little towarRAB the end, but then picks up for a good ending. The only thing is, if you've read the book, you'll already know all the twists and ending :(

You are correct. The musical Avenue Q has a song with the refrain of "Everyone's a little bit racist sometimes!" It says more in a couple of minutes than Crash does in 2 hours.

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