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Originally Posted by Tim
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You no likey ?:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tim
Zero Dark Thirty
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Mesmerising, edge-of-the-seat, riveting, absolutely gripping film from beginning to end. Just go and see it.
Want to see that !Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
That's on my list Martin.Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
Wish I'd seen this series before we had the house refurbed
Loads of great ideas for building or renovating your house, some just common sense, minimal cost and often brilliant pay back
Programme is padded with the "what you just saw, what you will see after the ad's" and repeats of what you have seen multiple times
but most of the ideas are gems
The Constant Gardener
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Confusing conspiracy thriller. Ralph Fiennes is excellent.
Fargo
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Probably the best of the Coen brother’s output
Azumi
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Very bloody and daft ‘samurai’ tosh. Avoid!
3 great films there Barry and I rather liked Azumi, you do have to be in the right frame of mind to enjoy it though, as it is rather 'out there'.
once i treated it like a work of fiction I really enjoyed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tim
I refuse to consider it historically accurate
Jessica Chastain is not only a damn good actress but basically is all of the best bits of Julia Roberts and Geena Davis with and added dose of damn sexy thrown in :-)
I think the main thrust of it is possibly a lot closer to the bone than the CIA are comfortable with.
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Originally Posted by Barry
I loved Azumi - go figure. The second isn't as good.