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What`s the last film you watched ?
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Border_MindBorder_Mind
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    The_Carpathian said:

    Border_Mind said:

    I'll say this Mr and Mrs Smith is a film that carries some memories, will have to check those out then.



    I love that! I think it's actually very sexy, like a stupidly violent tango...with rocket launchers :D


    he-he didn't Brad and Angelina basically like fall in love with each other when they made this film?
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    Border_Mind said:

    The_Carpathian said:

    Border_Mind said:

    I'll say this Mr and Mrs Smith is a film that carries some memories, will have to check those out then.



    I love that! I think it's actually very sexy, like a stupidly violent tango...with rocket launchers :D


    he-he didn't Brad and Angelina basically like fall in love with each other when they made this film?


    Good catch - I think that was the case. That was the chemistry on screen for sure.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Border_MindBorder_Mind
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    Alan said:



    Don't wanna turn my reply into a novel. So I'll be brief. I saw it because I'm fascinated by NYC in the 60's era, because I like Mia Farrow, and finally because of Roman Polanski. I got into such a heated argument with a friend of mine (one who insisted I see it) that I refuse to talk about it with anyone ever again. Well, maybe not that serious. ;)



    That's totally fair enough. I'm kinda fascinated by NYC in general, . Polanski's Macbeth is something else
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Border_MindBorder_Mind
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    The_Carpathian said:

    Border_Mind said:

    The_Carpathian said:


    Good catch - I think that was the case. That was the chemistry on screen for sure.


    Indeed, I'm quite partial to both of them, reminds me I've been given a film 'beyond the border' to watch starring Angelina, which I must get round to....

    I am quite curious about Angelina Jolie's Bosnia film she made if anyone saw that... heavy stuff, but I am interested in that.
    Post edited by Border_Mind at 2013-06-13 17:56:46
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    About to watch Entity.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    Just finished watching Entity. Carrie is next.
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down AlanAlan
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    I saw Behind the Candelabra too. Acting was top notch. Douglas was aaaaaaaamazing!
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Ryanoc91Ryanoc91
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    Alan said:

    Rosemary's Baby


    Please don't ask me what I think of it.


    Strange this is what I watched yesterday! Personally it's one of my favorite horror films.
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    Ryanoc91 said:

    Alan said:

    Rosemary's Baby


    Please don't ask me what I think of it.


    Strange this is what I watched yesterday! Personally it's one of my favorite horror films.


    Don't even get me started.  :-*
    Post edited by Alan at 2013-06-14 03:32:23
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  • Vote Up0Vote Down Ryanoc91Ryanoc91
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    Don't you like it? It's a classic and I honestly think it's such a good script with so much re-watchability and depth. I really think the esculating tention throughout the film was perfectly done and so effective. It's kinda creepy as well, all the events and coincidences surrounding the film! Shame Polanski has kind of gone on to take a new style, I loved this era of his films :)
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    Ryanoc91 said:

    Don't you like it? It's a classic and I honestly think it's such a good script with so much re-watchability and depth. I really think the esculating tention throughout the film was perfectly done and so effective. It's kinda creepy as well, all the events and coincidences surrounding the film! Shame Polanski has kind of gone on to take a new style, I loved this era of his films :)



    I wholeheartedly agree; however, I still refuse to talk about it.  :-*
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    In about 45minutes I`ll be watching "Man of Steel" , a quick wee then I`m off :D
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    How was it?

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  • Vote Up0Vote Down The_CarpathianThe_Carpathian
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    Sartori said:

    In about 45minutes I`ll be watching "Man of Steel" , a quick wee then I`m off :D



    I'll be at Newcastle's Tyneside Cinema (voted the best UK indie cinema in the UK last year and more than worth it!) seeing the very same thing tonight. Wasn't initially interested in another reboot film but have been drawn into it bit by bit and now am quite excited to see it.
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