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  1. Originally posted by ReclinerMan"No Country for Old Men" (2007)


    What'd you think? I just saw it this weekend as well...
  2. American Gangster.

    Loved. It. Not quite up to Heat or Goodfellas, but very nearly. Top stuff.
  3. Originally posted by haytrainWhat'd you think? I just saw it this weekend as well...


    I think I need to see it again to get a proper opinion.

    Saturday:

    "The Mist" (2007)

    That movie messed with my brain. A lot.

    As a species, we're fundamentally insane.

    ---

    "American Gangster" (2007)

    Awesome movie. Makes you happy that movies are made.

    My man.

    ---

    Sunday:

    "Enchanted" (2007)

    Did what Shrek had done, only nicer and sweeter.

    How do you all know this song? I've never heard this song before!
  4. "I'm Not There" (2007)

    A cool film that explains everything and nothing about Bob Dylan.

    I accept chaos. I don't know whether it accepts me.
  5. I heard about that - loads of different actors and actresses playing Dylan (Cat Blanchett, Christian Bale etc). Do they pull that off?

    I'm going ot see Hitman tomorrow for some shamless plot-less violence
  6. Movies I'm looking forward to next year:-

    This has got to be very high on the list


  7. Hello!!!
    Transporter on DVD
    Good Action Movie!!!
  8. SUPERCOOL
    I had a blast!! if you like the kind of humor and movie of AMERICAN PIE, then this is a must see for you!!
    highly recomended!
    cheers!
  9. Goodfellas(1990)
    I love mafia films,
  10. Originally posted by haytrain[..]

    What'd you think? I just saw it this weekend as well...


    Despite my girlfriend finding it very violent and graphic, she found it to be a great film. I wasn't so bothered by it. I thought Javier Bardem was absolutely convincing as a deranged killer. In fact, all the performances were top-notch! Definitely the best film I've seen to come out this year. I was a little bothered that it took place in Texas (where I'm from) and it seemed too real to NOT have happened.

    But "Into the Wild" (by director Sean Penn) is excellent, too! And Eddie Vedder's soundtrack makes it better. I can completely relate to the main character's desire to explore the US without the luxuries he grew up with:
    All That You Can Leave Behind, right?
  11. The Phantom Of The Opera with Gerard Butler & Emmy Rossum (she's really beautiful!!)
    a really good musical
  12. "Joyeux Noel" a great story you dont hear about much.....
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