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  1. Originally posted by haytrain[..]

    Speaking of Hugh Laurie, I was hanging out with my girlfriends family a few months ago (all English) and we were watching Black Adder tapes. So weird seeing Hugh Laurie in that role when my only experience seeing him is on House here in the US


    black adder, love that show


    watched 'the mummy' recently on tv. never watched it before and actually thought it would bore me, but on the contrary I quite enjoyed it! next week they'll show the second part.. so maybe I should go to the movie and see the third as well
  2. Originally posted by tuiLast movie i watched was Aladdin bahaha.. for the little kid in me i was having a Disney moment hehe


    just like my girlfriend. I bought her the remastered edition and oh how i regret it. Those damn songs. . .
  3. Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

    just like my girlfriend. I bought her the remastered edition and oh how i regret it. Those damn songs. . .


  4. Originally posted by WojBhoy

    ...but I just watched Syriana - really good film in my opinion if slightly dislocated now and then.



    Syriana =
  5. Fool's Gold *trapped in house with mom*:X
  6. Just saw Dark Knight in IMAX!!! It was AMAZING Heath Ledger was amazing. It's really sad that he's gone now though, it almost made the movie not as enjoyable, because the whole time I was thinking "here is an amazing performance, by an actor that was young, and he didn't even get to see the world marvel at his amazing acting in this movie". It really is sad. BUT IT WAS STILL AWESOME!!!

    Aaron Eckhart was also AMAZING as Two-Face. I loved his character. When he was good, and bad, he did a great job.

    Christian Bale doesn't need anything to be said, he does a great job in every movie he's in, and both Batman movies he's been in have been the best ever made

    If anyone on this forum hasn't seen it yet, GO SEE IT NOW!!!!!!!!!
  7. Originally posted by U2NickFool's Gold *trapped in house with mom*:X


    ouch
  8. Originally posted by haytrain[..]

    ouch


    indeed..... I made my escape my my room in the middle when she fell asleep lol
  9. Originally posted by haytrain[..]

    Syriana =

    Am I to assume that Sir. was not equally impressed? lol.
  10. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988Just saw Dark Knight in IMAX!!! It was AMAZING Heath Ledger was amazing. It's really sad that he's gone now though, it almost made the movie not as enjoyable, because the whole time I was thinking "here is an amazing performance, by an actor that was young, and he didn't even get to see the world marvel at his amazing acting in this movie". It really is sad. BUT IT WAS STILL AWESOME!!!

    Aaron Eckhart was also AMAZING as Two-Face. I loved his character. When he was good, and bad, he did a great job.

    Christian Bale doesn't need anything to be said, he does a great job in every movie he's in, and both Batman movies he's been in have been the best ever made

    If anyone on this forum hasn't seen it yet, GO SEE IT NOW!!!!!!!!!


    How great it was. Easily the best film I've seen this year. May see it a third time before it runs out.
  11. Just saw The Dark Knight and it was brilliant. Without Heath the movie wouldnt even have registered. He was just wow. Such a shame to lose him but what a performance to leave on. I cant tell if it was him or the character (probably both) but he was awesome. Oscar? Not sure but every chance. I thought his performance wud have been over rated due to his death but throw that man some praise. The plot was good but could have dropped 20 minutes and there was one twist to many for me. (suppose theres a script to). Batmans voice still sucks . . . 8.5
  12. Crash (2004 film) - I put the brackets bit because there are two films called Crash of note, and the one I watched was not the one with Deborah Unger etc. about people who get turned on by sexual activity in the aftermath of car crashes ...I refer to the one with Matt Dillon, Brendan Fraser, Sandra Bullock etc., which I personally was thoroughly impressed with, really powerful and thought-provoking film
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