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Post by pinstripeme on Feb 26, 2004 8:29:30 GMT 10
Firecracker,
50 first dates might not be out in Aus yet, and yep it's another one of his flicks with Drew as co-star.
Keep an eye out an go see it when it get's there.
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Post by Firecracker on Feb 26, 2004 13:31:03 GMT 10
Oh I see... thanks for clearing that up... I was wondering why I hadn't seen it advertised.
I'll check it out when it gets here! I love Drew!
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Post by reykjavik on Feb 26, 2004 20:14:39 GMT 10
I was wondering what anyone (whose seen it or have presumptious thoughts) thought of The Passion of the Christ? I was watching the movie show on SBS and they didn't like it much, its one of those films that people either hate or find magnificent...
(I haven't seen it btw)
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Post by kim-b on Feb 27, 2004 8:16:28 GMT 10
everything about the passion of the christ scares me....so i'm not going to see it.
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Post by Firecracker on Feb 27, 2004 11:55:53 GMT 10
Yep, what I know about the passion doesn't interest me and the more I find out, the more it scares me!  I saw Mona Lisa Smile yesterday... its a nice movie. Worth a look  |
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Post by back2u on Feb 27, 2004 12:06:52 GMT 10
Well as JJJ had that "how many rappers you know flow like this" song I switched briefly to MMM and their reviewer gave it a 5/5 so it must be absolute shite.
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Post by fathershark on Mar 5, 2004 21:04:18 GMT 10
I just got back from seeing Lost in Translation, and I'm absolutely astounded by the deeply rich subtlety of this bitter sweet film. I'm totally floored by the performance of craggy faced Bill Murray, and I'll be thinking about the movie for weeks.........
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Post by z on Mar 6, 2004 22:01:25 GMT 10
^ rent Rushmore, if you haven't seen it already. I read an interview about Lost in Translation where Sofia Coppola said that she wanted to use the "Rushmore side of Murray" in the film
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Post by fathershark on Mar 7, 2004 9:04:14 GMT 10
I've indeed seen Wes Anderson's Rushmore - I also enjoyed that very much. It bothers me that Bill Murray was wasted in the 80's doing shit like Stripes and Caddy Shack when what he is really a character actor.
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Post by kim-b on Mar 27, 2004 7:39:21 GMT 10
Before Sunset
A sequel to Before Sunrise (set 9 years later) has already been filmed and released at the Berlin Film Festival, but probably won't come here until July. Mmmm....I can't wait, I hope it's good, because Before Sunrise had the perfect ending, but this one should be great for everyone that saw the first one and are wondering what happened to them. They've retained all the main people from the first film, Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater as director.
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Post by loux2 on Mar 27, 2004 7:51:17 GMT 10
I just got back from seeing Lost in Translation, and I'm absolutely astounded by the deeply rich subtlety of this bitter sweet film. I'm totally floored by the performance of craggy faced Bill Murray, and I'll be thinking about the movie for weeks......... i was also very impressed with bill murray's acting. he's was really good. i also thoroughly enjoyed this flim..all should go watch it Before Sunset A sequel to Before Sunrise (set 9 years later) has already been filmed and released at the Berlin Film Festival, but probably won't come here until July. Mmmm....I can't wait, I hope it's good, because Before Sunrise had the perfect ending, but this one should be great for everyone that saw the first one and are wondering what happened to them. They've retained all the main people from the first film, Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater as director. ooo i rememebr watching that in year 8. hehe. i liked it i think, so am looking forward to this |
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Post by Tiberius on Mar 27, 2004 12:23:30 GMT 10
Before Sunset A sequel to Before Sunrise (set 9 years later) has already been filmed and released at the Berlin Film Festival, but probably won't come here until July. Mmmm....I can't wait, I hope it's good, because Before Sunrise had the perfect ending, but this one should be great for everyone that saw the first one and are wondering what happened to them. They've retained all the main people from the first film, Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy and Richard Linklater as director. Cool, I want to see that. |
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Post by tilted on Mar 27, 2004 14:22:40 GMT 10
i love richard linklater and it sounds good so i'll also hope to see it. Passion of the Christ.. a very powerful and violent movie, but i don't know if that's all i got out of it. It certainly portrays the suffering of a man in complete sacrifice very well  a little too well.... yeh lost in translation was ace. |
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Post by HeadingEast on Mar 27, 2004 14:48:50 GMT 10
Passion of the Christ.. a very powerful and violent movie, but i don't know if that's all i got out of it. It certainly portrays the suffering of a man in complete sacrifice very well a little too well.... did you know they made a book of that story from the movie? /sarchasm 1 |
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Post by reykjavik on Mar 27, 2004 14:53:30 GMT 10
Has anybody seen the movie Thirteen? It's supposed to be at the theatres at the moment and I want to see it, but nobody (even the low-budget arty cinemas) are showing it here in Brisbane!  |
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a little too well....
