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joes palace .made for tv by the bbc starring michael gambon ,about a slightly retarded doorman and an eccentric billionaire .

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Last night I watched Mean Creek.

The fat kid is just horrible. Scott Mechlowicz is spookily similar in looks and voice to Hayden Christiansen (Whether that is good or bad.......)

Excellent.

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mis conception heather grahame ,about a women who wants a baby but her clock is running out and only has 4 days to concieve

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Saw Dark Knight twice already and that movie is excellence in cinema form. If you haven't watched it yet, drop what you're doing and go to the nearest theater and be prepared to crap your pants.

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Hancock - big disappointment really .

you should try to watch it with your kids; you will like it as I did. :o

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Recent :-

Journey to the Centre of the Earth 3D, fun, and the effect was well used.

Mummy 3: Tomb Of The Dragon Emperor. Brendan seemed rather semi-detached in this one, though Jet Li & Michelle Yeoh were both excellent, oh and the Yeti were fun.

The Dark Knight. Very rare for me to see a movie twice but really enjoyed it second time around, again at IMAX

Regards

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Of the movies I've watched in the last couple of months.

Recommended:

The Brave One-Jodie foster

The Cleaner-Samuel L. Jackson

Sleauth-Jude Law, Micheal Caine

In The Valley Of Elah-Tommy Lee Jones

Cassandra's Dream-Ewan McGregor

In Bruges-Ralph Fiennes

We Own the Night-Joaquin Phoenix

The Bank Job-Jason Statham (Fantastic)

Che-Eduardo Noriega

There Will Be Blood-Daniel Day Lewis (Fantastic)

The Killing Of John Lennon-Jonas Ball

The Assination Of Jesse James-Brad Pitt

Flawless-Demi Moore, Micheal Caine (fantastic)

Shine A Light-The Stones, Scorsese

Not Bad:

Lions For lambs-Redford, Cruise, Streep

The Flock-Richard Gere

The Contract-Morgan Freeman

88 Minutes-Al Pacino

I've been very lucky, i've not had one dud! :o

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where in the world is bin laden,by the makers of super size me ,waste of eye sight ,might have helped if it had subtitles when they were talking arabic

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Of the movies I've watched in the last couple of months.

Recommended:

The Brave One-Jodie foster

The Cleaner-Samuel L. Jackson

Sleauth-Jude Law, Micheal Caine

In The Valley Of Elah-Tommy Lee Jones

Cassandra's Dream-Ewan McGregor

In Bruges-Ralph Fiennes

We Own the Night-Joaquin Phoenix

The Bank Job-Jason Statham (Fantastic)

Che-Eduardo Noriega

There Will Be Blood-Daniel Day Lewis (Fantastic)

The Killing Of John Lennon-Jonas Ball

The Assination Of Jesse James-Brad Pitt

Flawless-Demi Moore, Micheal Caine (fantastic)

Shine A Light-The Stones, Scorsese

Not Bad:

Lions For lambs-Redford, Cruise, Streep

The Flock-Richard Gere

The Contract-Morgan Freeman

88 Minutes-Al Pacino

I've been very lucky, i've not had one dud! :o

I agree with your choices of fantastic films

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Just downloaded E.T for my thai step son and he loved it.this download was in dvd format and the sound was awesome on the new windows media player.Cant believe this film came out in 1982 and not sold in Thailand.

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Went to see Wall-E with my partner who wanted to see it. I went with low expectations thinking it was a kid's animated cartoon movie, and prepared to be mildly-bored.

What a surprise!

From the very beginning to end, the movie was highly entertaining: had a very original and well-developed plot, witty, in some places hilarious, characters you could identify with, and full of good teaching about the environment, relationships, etc. It's one of those movies you can take the kids and they'll enjoy, but the adults will especially enjoy the "higher level" humor and plot as well.

I'd see it again.

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Blood Diamond: a great movie that me and my sons were crying throughout the three times we had watched it (until now) :D

Agreed zaza! :o Blood Diamond was a great movie and so sad.

1) 'Once' - an Irish film on DVD - touching and poignant film with unusual story and FAB Irish music!!!

2) 'The Kite Runner' - set in Afghanistan and a real eye opener. REALLY recommend. A couple of parts will have you turning away as so very sad, however you can imagine how these things DO go on. Very interesting and informative, I'm not sure if it is autobiographical...? It made me go and buy the book in the bookstore too. Author is Khalid Hussein (sp?).

I watched the Kite Runner twice ...excellent movie, quite sad but quite believable...have ordered the book too! :D

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A Very British Gangster..........Documentory about the Noonan family of thugs in Manchester.

Worth watching to;

A. Let you know it's time to leave the UK and........

B. If you have left, why you really shoudn't consider going back.

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