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What Movies Have You Seen Lately?
I watched Centurion last night....the acting was a bit stiff by the lead, but I enjoyed the portrayal of the Roman legions in Britain and I did like the way they left it - at the time Hadrian was building his great wall. Visually stunning film though...just found the plotline a bit weak.
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"Tron", the original, looking forward to seeing the new one coming out.
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[quote=""Russ Whitfield""]Watched "Gladiator" for a pod-cast review (where you re-appraise the classics) and I have to say it was still brilliant. That music! Just awesome.[/quote]
I loved that movie! I did a "reel vs. real" analysis when it first came out which I posted on my blog. It's not a movie review, but a history behind the film discussion.
I loved that movie! I did a "reel vs. real" analysis when it first came out which I posted on my blog. It's not a movie review, but a history behind the film discussion.
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[quote=""Nefret""]A Man for all Seasons on DVD.[/quote]
That one bored me to tears!
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That one bored me to tears!
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[quote=""SonjaMarie""]That one bored me to tears!
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Oh me too! Mind you it didn't help that I was about 12 or 13 at the time and was forced to sit through it at school as a special "treat" - the projector kept breaking down too which only prolonged the tedium.
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Oh me too! Mind you it didn't help that I was about 12 or 13 at the time and was forced to sit through it at school as a special "treat" - the projector kept breaking down too which only prolonged the tedium.
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