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So did I. Am I right in saying he's worked on them since day 1?:(

Did anyone ask for tickets to "Borat: Cultural Learnings of America For Make Benefit Glorious Nation Of Kazakhstan"? "The Englishman who climbed up a hill and came down a mountain" is the only other long movie title I can think of.

I want to see Das Leben der Anderen. I know it's been released in Germany and Austria but is it coming to UK cinemas soon? Can't find any UK release info on the net so far.

Watching it at the mo, about 20mins in, the Romans are speaking English, and the English are speaking somefink foreign and are being subtitled. I'm not quite sure yet whom I'm supposed to be rooting for. Hopefully this won't turn out to be yet another UK film that's (in effect) a "look at what...

The actual event lasted less than a feature length film though didnt it? only a couple of hours. they'd really have to play it all up as I'm sure (although horrific) the action inside the building would not have been majorly interesting. i dont mean this disrespectfully at all, but I think that...

Boring, same sound over and over again, whiney voices....it sucks. hello pedro: i wouldn't really call broken social scene emo....they are just generic rock to me, but they are pretty good....but sunny day is emo for sure....they are ok, they are better then the retarded emoXcore stuff today

same.

I actually thought the remake was decent. It didn't rely heavily on constant gore and guts, but saying that didn't really provide any consistant chills. However, there was the occassional jumpy bit! Also, nice to see Ryan ReynolRAB acting a lot more discreetly than usual. It was extremely...

Take Dawn Of The Dead. I've seen the 70's version and the remake.... I liked the 70's version more, the story and the acting made up for the lack of special effects and expensive make up effects.

Requiem for a Dream, haven't seen Garden State but Requiem for a Dream fits the movie's mood perfectly

Yeah, Film Studies twenty five years ago was all Hitchcock and Marilyn Monroe. An odd combo but it worked.

I liked that. And what did you expect? Just hunter-killers? Why not? This was relatively early in the war. Humans have submarines today, and it's unlikely they'd all be destroyed the instant Skynet awoke. Nor would Skynet control them. Humans would surely have lots of assets. I thought it a...

demonoid?

"Life is short, art is long, decision difficult and experiment perilous." I know this isn't a game but can you figure out which film this comes from? The quote contains a rather large clue. :)

1.The dvd is faulty on SB - not Bluray. Maybe they supplied the dvd so kiRAB upstairs with 4:3 tv's could watch the film- like my daughter does (and like you say yourself) :rolleyes: KiRAB may not notice missing audio but even my daughter would spot a squashed up anamorphic image incorrectly...

This thread isn't about Heath Ledger or The Dark Knight, let's get back on topic.

'Le Boucher' directed by Claude Chabrol Free The Independent print edition on Saturday 1 April: 'Le Boucher' on DVD

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Hi, I'm sure I read on here a few months ago a really good link to a Donnie Darko explanation. Thing is, I've forgotten what it said... Does anyone have the answers? My friend has just watched it and was having the whole 'is Frank Donnie from the future?' and 'why did he have to die at the...