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Originally posted by flowerchild:but if I read less into your comment... it wouldn't have any meaning at all
now am I actually still making any sense? lol. whatever. it's late.

Not really, but I think I understand the essence of what you say lol. It is late indeed, for you anyway. It's only gone midnight here

Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]Yes I posted it as well on the GC because I realized it didn't feet 100% with this one, it was kinda randomizing Agree on all that you said, specially on Chicago's matter... What the hell?

*stops himself thinking about anything DVD-related before he explodes with consternation*

LikeASong

17 years

It's late here as well so no more chatting for today... I have to wake up in 5 hours tomorrow

thefly07

17 years

Originally posted by WojBhoy:[..]
It was alright, nothing special, same as the 1st one.
[..]
Hmm, swear you posted this on GC mate lol...but yeah, it does seem slightly odd. I don't get what's with a whole load of their decisions re. DVD releases, such as the complete mishmash they gave to most of them - save for the legalities surrounding TTTYAATW and its subsequent drop from the Sydney DVD, why;

a) record 3 nights in Boston and then mix and match? Whatever happened to the good old days of just filming a show and releasing it? Same with;
b) Milan - what's the gig with having only 10 songs, not to mention pissing around with the order and having WOWY closing...
c) Chicago - what gives with not inc. Party Girl and just having a whole night on film?

This really should have gone in the DVDs topic lol...

yeah, a decent adventure movie

MacStripey

17 years

I watched "Once" the other night. A low budget movie filmed in Dublin, it turned out to become a high-praised success on several film festivals - and now I know why

It's well worth watching, great great songs, and it touches your heart, with no big effort. Plus, much to see of Dublin, and Killiney beach up from the hill, plus the beach with Howth in the background, O'Connell Street... a love story in the every-day life of Dublin

flowerchild

17 years

gridlock'd with tupac and tim roth.

I've never seen a movie with tupac before, so I was surprised to see that he could indeed act

and well, tim roth is just damn cool, no more words needed.
the movie itself had its funny and serious moments. scary that a man with a bullet in his arm wouldn't get treated until he filled out lots of forms, just because he doesn't have an insurance.. (same goes for drug addicts who want to get into rehab), but I guess that's what the movie wants to emphasize.

thefly07

17 years

Originally posted by flowerchild:gridlock'd with tupac and tim roth.

I've never seen a movie with tupac before, so I was surprised to see that he could indeed act and well, tim roth is just damn cool, no more words needed.
the movie itself had its funny and serious moments. scary that a man with a bullet in his arm wouldn't get treated until he filled out lots of forms, just because he doesn't have an insurance.. (same goes for drug addicts who want to get into rehab), but I guess that's what the movie wants to emphasize.

that is a good one

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas......what a strange trip.....but awesome movie

thejonner

17 years

Me and the missus watched The Road Warrior last night. I couldn't call myself the biggest car movie fan, but there's just something about that movie. Maybe it's all the kinky leather...

haytrain

17 years