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Movie 43 :lol:
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Lone Ranger... Meh 7/10.
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bugger, that looked good :(
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I just watched Sharknado. Nuff sed.
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Did you follow up Sharknado with the Two Headed Shark?
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5150 wrote:Lone Ranger... Meh 7/10.
Watched it last night. I should put a review in the WTF thread because that's how I felt most of the way through it.

The whole thing was basically a vehicle for Johnny Depp to play Captain Jack Sparrow on horseback with a dead bird on his head :shock: :?

Don't get me wrong, I genuinely laughed out loud at parts of it , ("Do you know what Tonto means in Spanish"?) but the flash forwards to the old indian at the fair lost my interest completely. I get what it was about but thought it was a dumb stunt.

The other bit I struggled with was why the need to make the Lone Ranger such a nerd and Tonto the lead character. Was that a sop to present day USA not being able to cast the noble savage as the sidekick?

I enjoyed it but don't think I'd watch it again. 6/10
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I feel like such a typical man for saying this, but I'm really looking forward to Blue is the Warmest Colour:

(no subs, sorry)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFhTjCMk1NM

I found a random Lesbian discussion forum discussing the film. Makes for fascinating reading (mostly because Lesbian sexuality is so rarely presented in mainstream media):

http://s1.zetaboards.com/L_Anon/topic/5143411/291/
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Saw Jobs tonight. Wasn't great. 5/10.

Good cast, but I thought Kutcher was trying too hard to mimic Jobs and it came across forced. Storyline also jumped all over the place. I expected more.
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Saw Witness for the Prosecution. Recorded from the ABC on 7/8/13.

Charles Laughton, Marlene Dietrich & Tyrone Power.

Thoroughly enjoyed it.

Fine film directed by one of my all time favourites: Billy Wilder who as usual also wrote the screenplay based on an Agatha Christie short story.

1957, original trailer:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsVN1hv9D5c
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I bought and watched a videotape last week. It made me feel all warm and nostalgic.
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Con Air

Holy shit, what a poor effort.

Love the explosions but.
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Nick - Pie Man wrote:Con Air

Holy shit, what a poor effort.

Love the explosions but.
What's wrong with you?

I've watched it at least 10 times sober, and numerous when drunk!

Oh man I love that movie!

I know it word for word

On any other day, that might seem strange!
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Trash TV is awesome! Looking forward to Operation Repo next, I hope they get into an argument with bogans!
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think positive wrote:
Nick - Pie Man wrote:Con Air

Holy shit, what a poor effort.

Love the explosions but.
What's wrong with you?

I've watched it at least 10 times sober, and numerous when drunk!

Oh man I love that movie!

I know it word for word

On any other day, that might seem strange!
Yep I agree TP. A fantastic movie and this was when Nicolas Cage was at his peak in featuring in great movies one after another.
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If that's a joke I'm afraid I don't get it.
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