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bruce lee???!!!!

chuck was brilliant!!
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David wrote:Yep, though I have to admit I haven't written on it much since spending about a month on there reviewing every film I watched a couple of years back. I do find it a great resource, though, and often consult it for discussion on films I'm thinking of watching (it's way better than the often comically idiotic reviews on IMDb, that's for sure).

https://letterboxd.com/furbicide/
Furbicide, huh? Were you bothered by the bedazzled Furbies in the film Uncut Gems?
I still haven't seen it! But you've sold me on that detail alone. :lol:
It's worth watching. It's only the second film of his I've liked. The other was Punch Drunk Love.
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think positive wrote:bruce lee???!!!!

chuck was brilliant!!
Bruce is slightly dead and was more 70's. His son Brandon would have been good, The Crow is a great movie, but he dead too.

Michel Qissi?
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https://www.9news.com.au/world/black-pa ... eakingnews

imguessing Stu has seen this guys movies, so young.

21 bridges looks like my kind of movie, ill have to check it out
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Cynthia Rothrock?
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think positive wrote:https://www.9news.com.au/world/black-panther-star-chadwick-boseman-dies-of-cancer-aged-43/5bb0805a-09de-4b55-8f05-7b7b1e6fffbf?ocid=edm-nine.com.au-breakingnews--200829&mktg_scr=edm-TESTbreakingnews

imguessing Stu has seen this guys movies, so young.

21 bridges looks like my kind of movie, ill have to check it out
I've seen his Marvel movies, that would be it.

Always a shame when someone goes that early.
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Watched The Longest Yard (also known as The Mean Machine) yesterday. Of course, I had seen it over 30 years ago but I thought my eldest would enjoy it and I was right. I had forgotten a fair bit, too, so it was good to see it again. Now I need to find Slap Shot.
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roar wrote:Watched The Longest Yard (also known as The Mean Machine) yesterday. Of course, I had seen it over 30 years ago but I thought my eldest would enjoy it and I was right. I had forgotten a fair bit, too, so it was good to see it again. Now I need to find Slap Shot.
the remake isnt bad either - but that could be the rock!!
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Yet to come across a modern day remake I like. I'm probably not a good judge because I see men as more or less the same, but isn't Burt better than the Rock?
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The last few for me:

The Shawshank Redemption (1994) - You cant go wrong with this movie. I remember a poster a while ago saying it was an overrated movie, but it really is a dead set classic. Saw the stage version in England a few years back.

Green Book (2018) - First time watching. It was very good. But after the movie it's always a little disappointing to research and see that many people criticise the accuracy of the film.

Blinded by the Light (2019) - I was surprised to see that this film is based on the area I lived in in England. I didnt live right in Luton, but I was close to that area. As a Springsteen fan, the soundtrack was enjoyable. It's a bit Bend-It-Like-Beckham as far as the story goes, but still a good film.

I Know What You Did Last Summer (1997) - Gee whiz, I haven't seen this since it first came out. We just chucked it on for a laugh. It's amazing how dumb teenagers are in these films.
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Watched Jumanji - The Next level last night
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roar wrote:Yet to come across a modern day remake I like. I'm probably not a good judge because I see men as more or less the same, but isn't Burt better than the Rock?
Nope, only Bruce beats the rock!


Shawshank redemption is one of the all time great, and green book was really good.
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I really should watch Shawshank Redemption one day.
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stui magpie wrote:I really should watch Shawshank Redemption one day.
You really should, you will love it
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Hubby decided to watch the Helen Reddy movie instead of the news, was a bi5 slow at first, but wow, so worth watching. I mean I’ve done the I Am Woman dance at parties with a million other females, doing housework, crying in the shower, you name it! But I didn’t realize the significance of it, just a really powerful story, that had hubby needing a tissue and me needing the box of em, I highly recommend it!

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