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Kingswood
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i watched annie hall yesterday. i have actually never seen any of woodie allens earlier work, i've only read one of his old books which i found hilarious and i like some of his newer movies (not match point).
annie hall was great, so many great lines, very funny.. and kind of a sad romantic movie as well which i liked. looking forward to watching manhattan next, from what ive read it may be his best work. |
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David 
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Annie Hall and Manhattan are probably his two best films, I reckon. They're different though - Manhattan's a bit less of an overt comedy, I'd say (although it still has some great lines).
I also loved Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall... how could anyone not? 
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Kingswood
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yeh i watched it in the cinema so of course all the hot scenes were cut out.
i should download it and watch it again. |
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| Can you speak any foreign languages? How was it in the cinema the hot scenes were cut out? |
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Chinaman John M 
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Paranormal Activity - Crap
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| David wrote: | Annie Hall and Manhattan are probably his two best films, I reckon. They're different though - Manhattan's a bit less of an overt comedy, I'd say (although it still has some great lines).
I also loved Vicky Cristina Barcelona. Penelope Cruz, Scarlett Johansson, Rebecca Hall... how could anyone not? |
:drools: mmm, YEAH! What was the movie about again? 
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David
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Basically, it's an involving and complicated plot about Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson making out.
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Piethagoras' Theorem
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I've seen it, David. I'd describe it as Bold and the Beautiful meets Salvador Dali meets Fatal Attraction
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| frankiboy wrote: | | I've seen it, David. I'd describe it as Bold and the Beautiful meets Salvador Dali meets Fatal Attraction |
Okay I've officially now become interested in this movie 
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Piethagoras' Theorem
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It certainly beats Godzilla meets King Kong. And only a little less grappling
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OEP
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Just got The Boondock Saints on Blu-ray - forgot how much I loved this movie. William Dafoe's role as the slightly bent cop (and I don't mean being on the take) is one of absolute genius.
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rambopriscilla 
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| OEP wrote: | | frankiboy wrote: | | I've seen it, David. I'd describe it as Bold and the Beautiful meets Salvador Dali meets Fatal Attraction |
Okay I've officially now become interested in this movie |
You had me at | Quote: | | Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson making out. |
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David
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| OEP wrote: | | William Dafoe's role as the slightly bent cop (and I don't mean being on the take) is one of absolute genius. |
Dafoe is brilliant. I've only seen two films that he's in, but he's great in both of them, and they're both insane: The Last Temptation of Christ and Antichrist.
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mandy
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Was babysitting tonight and was bored when the kids went to bed so flicked though the Foxtel movie channels. First up watched Chopper again. Great movie and always a favourite to watch again and again. So far, so good....
Then watched a movie called "All The Boys Love Mandy Lane". I was thinking it sounded a bit like Mandy Jane so might be a nice movie where I could pretend all the boys loved me! How wrong I was..... Possibly the worst and most confusing teen slasher movie I've ever seen.
Do yourselves a favour people. NEVER watch that crap.
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Deja Vu
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I have read 2 reviews on Antichrist - one gave it 5 stars (Empire magazine), the other gave it no stars (Herald Sun).
Which is it?
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