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| LAW Lardy |
 Dec 29 2001, 09:55 PM
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loved it, have to go see it again sometime
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| jamie |
 Jan 23 2002, 11:48 PM
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just got back from watching black hawk down, quite pissed, it was shit, spent too much time at the bar./ and the film, no friggin storyline just random shooting.....which is usualy good....nevermind, fuck it ill get me coat;;;;wheres that bucket byeeeeeeee!
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| michael |
 Jan 24 2002, 07:55 PM
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[Ringer Patrol] Group: [Ringer Patrol] Posts: 1480 Joined: 4-March 01 From: Yateley, Hampshire Member No.: 56 |
Recently acquired 'The Fast and The Furious' on import DVD. Although the 'undercover cop in moral dilemma' story has been done before in Point Break and the far superior No Mans Land with Charlie Sheen and DB Sweeney this was well presented, very slick and 'phat'. It was one hour and 47 minutes of high octane illegal street racing, MAC 10 drive-bys and intense product placement. We all agreed however, that the highlight of the film was the house party scene where two fit birds were seen snogging each other.
What more could you want from a film? God bless Hollywood... 
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| russ-boy |
Dec 29 2001, 12:59 PM
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 Moderator [Ringer Patrol] Group: [Ringer Patrol] Posts: 1105 Joined: 8-March 01 From: Somewhere in darkest Surrey, not exactly light years from an off-licence Member No.: 4 |
russ-boy gives Lord of the Rings a thumbs up, so the world can breath a sigh of relief. Much classier than ye olde Harry Potter, much darker.
Anyone else checked it out? |
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| russ-boy |
Jan 23 2002, 06:46 PM
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Moderator [Ringer Patrol] Group: [Ringer Patrol] Posts: 1105 Joined: 8-March 01 From: Somewhere in darkest Surrey, not exactly light years from an off-licence Member No.: 4 |
saw 'Mean Machine' the other day. Very good - loads of the Lock Stock actors in it. Was a shame that the boom kept appearing periodically at the top of the screen - made it look a bit amateurish.
The rough game played by the prisoners vs the guards at the end of the film was basically like watching Wimbledon play. |
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| russ-boy |
Jan 24 2002, 12:08 AM
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Moderator [Ringer Patrol] Group: [Ringer Patrol] Posts: 1105 Joined: 8-March 01 From: Somewhere in darkest Surrey, not exactly light years from an off-licence Member No.: 4 |
Jaimee saw 'Behind Enemy lines' last week and said it wuz cool right up to the last bit when they started to put on the good 'ol American sentimental Mc-cheese. Guess there's gonna b quite a lot of cheese coming up in order to restore morale since Sep 11th.
Still, i hear 'Swordfish' should be out soon. Go Halle! Go on Pascal! |
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