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    ok, i just finished watching "Unrivalled". stars hector Echavarria, Rashad Evans, Keith Jardine and others. thought this movie was better than "the wrestler". its has a good sountrack and lots of tits. did i say tit? yes, heaps of them, mainly pole dancing.

    dang, i need a trip back to the LOS

    8/10 - only cos of the tits



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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy dog
    Anyone seen the Book of Eli?
    Yes

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    I would not bother as it's slow, grim and somewhat depressing, although the twist at the end saves it from being an utter waste of time
    Not sure about the 'slow' part. Maybe 'slightly slow'? Agree wholeheartedly with the rest of your review.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WujouMao View Post
    *edit. i just watched probably one of the better movies from all of the above put together. I hadn't heard of it before and not really a richard Gere fan. [saw pretty woman]. anyway the movie is called Brooklyn's Finest. there is a screener by group MENTiON.

    stars wesley snipes and richard gere.

    The story revolves around three New York police officers over one week. cant say any more than that cos there isnt much more to say without spoiling it. but you'll enjoy it if there's nowt on TV



    8/10

    Really good dark action movie. Best film I've seen in a while.

    9/10

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    Quote Originally Posted by crazy dog View Post
    Anyone seen the Book of Eli? I would not bother as it's slow, grim and somewhat depressing, although the twist at the end saves it from being an utter waste of time. I like to come out of the cinema moved in some way, after this I just felt 'so what it was only 60 baht to get in' saw the wolfman with the mrs last week and was filmed around chatsworth in Derbs which I have not been to since 1969, looks a bit the worse for wear in this entertaining gothic horror with Anthony Hopkins. Mrs did not like it as the 'hero' gets killed!
    Ah great, now when I watch it there'll be no pesky surprises. Thanks for that. I only had a shit cam copy anyway

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    Brooklyn's Finest (2010)

    3 stock plotlines populated with cliched stock characters crammed together for no particular reason or effect.
    -Retiring beat cop who needs to do just 7 more days before he can get out from under (I was reminded instantly of The Simpsons brilliant McBain TV copshow parody)
    -Undercover cop with conflicted loyalties who's asked to do one last job before he can get out from under
    -Family guy bad cop who's in over his eyeballs and needs to do one last score so that he can get out from under

    If that sounds like your cup of tea, go for it. But it's all pretty obvious how it's going to end up, isn't it?

    Waste-of-time hollywood hackery.
    2/10

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    Picked up a very good copy of 'The Hurt Locker'. I ran it in English, of course, with the English subtitles. When a character said "James..." the subtitles said "vegetarian food". The translation was totally ridiculous. What the fuck are they thinking?
    As war film go I thought this one was not exactly academy award material. I found 'Enemy at the Gates' and 'Black Hawk Down' far better. Hollywood politics strikes again. Last year it was 'Slumdog Millionare' another mediocre film that will never stand the test of time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by slackula
    I just had Death Race come on my film channel. Dear god it was awful! Horrible script, idiot acting, teenage direction and a stupid plot tied in with crap action and a. Well, words fail me..
    Gamer, 2009

    if you think Death Race was bad, then you should try that one. Still watchable though, with a few interesting sex scenes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Butterfly
    Still watchable though, with a few interesting sex scenes
    No offense mate but when you say 'interesting sex scenes' it makes me nervous. Is there anything we should know in advance?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Humbert
    I found 'Enemy at the Gates' and 'Black Hawk Down' far better.
    I found Black Hawk Down hilarious.

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    Clash of the Titans

    I wanted to watch the 81 version of Clash of the Titans since a new version is due out in a few weeks. Ray Harryhausen did a great job with the special effects for the time, but I'm hoping the new film blows it away. I wish they would remake all those old Sinbad movies and maybe Jason and the Argonauts with the new technology. I loved those films as a young boy.
    "he who thinks he knows, does not know; he who thinks he does not know, knows." Lao Tzu

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    I take your point, but it's a shame kids nowadays won't ever get to enjoy the originals. Saturday morning at the cinema, couple of episodes of Flash Gordon, then a Ray Harryhausen movie, crafty oily rag *** in the bogs, kicking the seats, jumpers for goalposts, etc.

    (*** changed from fag because I forgot we have 'meericuns on here).


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    Watched The Dark Knight last night, very enjoyable...great shame about Heath Ledger's passing, the movie suggested he was a very good actor and had much bigger and better in front of him.

    Also started watching Precinct 9, which was five minutes later added hastily to the recycle bin..utter tosh..all five minutes of it.

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    Heath Leger

    He was good in The Dark Knight, but did you see him in Brokeback Mountain? His best performance I think. I'm straight and though I didn't care for the sex scenes, I really liked the movie. It was just a story about love and loss. He did a great job with the lead role.

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    Just finished watching 'Dear John', a tale of a US Special Forces man and his relationship with his local sweetheart during his various assignments, principally in Iraq. OK film, maybe a little too sentimental for most, but for anyone who's actually served in the forces and maybe lost a girlfriend (or three) whilst on operations, maybe a poignant reminder of past lives.

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    Satya (1998)

    Indian crime film that tells the story of a man who arrives in Mumbai looking for a job and a new life, but instead becomes involved with some local gangsters and works his way up in the Mumbai underworld.

    Decent story, with the occasional bit of dodgy acting and singing and dancing.

    7/10

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    Green Zone

    An American soldier is sent into Iraq to find WMD’s. He doesn’t find WMD’s but he does find the truth.

    7.5/10 for an action adventure



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    The Blind Side. Based on a true story, good performance by Sandra Bullock, though I don't know if it was really good enough to have won this year's Oscar. For those interested in C&W music, Tim McGraw plays her husband.

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    Come and See (1985) English title, aka:
    Idi i smotri original Russian title


    A boy is unwillingly thrust into the atrocities of war in WWII Byelorussia, fighting for a hopelessly unequipped resistance movement against the ruthless German forces.

    According to a review I read on IMDB, Steven Spielberg screened this film several times for his cast and crew while making Saving Private Ryan. In my view, Spielberg wasn't paying very good attention, for SPR comes off very poorly in comparison to this Russian masterpiece. If SPR is a Sgt Rock coloring book, this film is Picasso's Guernica.

    This movie reminded me why I love movies; one of those intense, gripping, special, etc film experiences that I'll never forget. If you're a war genre fan, or at all interested in filmmaking in general, I think you owe it to yourself to watch this movie. Just don't expect formulaic Hollywood crap, this movie is a work of art, and a rare glimpse into the unimaginable horrors of German WWII atrocities in Russia.

    Best war-related film I've ever seen? Perhaps, it certainly made me reconsider movies that I had rated highly, such as Apocalpyse Now and The Thin Red Line.

    listed by Empire ranking 60 on the 500 best movies ever made.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bexar County Stud View Post
    listed by Empire ranking 60 on the 500 best movies ever made.

    Found on the 'noid
    Anyone got a spare demonoid invite ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by peterpan View Post
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    Many thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bexar County Stud
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    nice, thanks

    downloading,

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    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009)

    Ive all ways been a fan of Timothy Spall , so I download this with out hesitation and research , Timothy Spall plays Georgie Godwin the main character who seem's to have a life revolving his claim to be Britain’s fattest man , it was some times moving, some times a little slow but not the comedy I expected .I seemed to watch this thinking there's more to come but in the end the 90 minuets were still entertaining .

    Synopsis

    It's been 23 years since seriously obese Georgie Godwin (Timothy Spall) left his house. His only relationship with life outside is found in daytime telly, the view from his living room window and his visitors. He relies on Janice, his kindly neighbour who comes in each day to look after him and his friend and agent Morris Morrissey (Bobby Ball). In charge of making sure he retains his title and cashes in on his size by feeding him up, Morris brings taxi loads of tourists to gawp at the 'eighth wonder of the world'. Then, striking up a friendship with a troubled teenager sent from Social Services to tend to his overgrown garden, Georgie seems persuaded to try to lose weight. As Morris begins to fear losing his cash cow, salvation appears by way of the local news – a chance to take on his rival Big Brian in a live weigh-in … So, what does Georgie really want, the glory of being the Fattest Man in Britain, or a life he never dreamed he could have?




    The story was inspired by the real-life case of Jack Taylor (1946 - 4 February 2006)

    more info here ..

    Heavyweight celebrity makes his final journey | UK news | The Guardian


    I used my Rapidshare account to download it from here..

    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009) - Rapid.org


    IMDB link ... The Fattest Man in Britain (2009) (TV)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mypenry View Post
    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009)

    Ive all ways been a fan of Timothy Spall , so I download this with out hesitation and research , Timothy Spall plays Georgie Godwin the main character who seem's to have a life revolving his claim to be Britain’s fattest man , it was some times moving, some times a little slow but not the comedy I expected .I seemed to watch this thinking there's more to come but in the end the 90 minuets were still entertaining .

    Synopsis

    It's been 23 years since seriously obese Georgie Godwin (Timothy Spall) left his house. His only relationship with life outside is found in daytime telly, the view from his living room window and his visitors. He relies on Janice, his kindly neighbour who comes in each day to look after him and his friend and agent Morris Morrissey (Bobby Ball). In charge of making sure he retains his title and cashes in on his size by feeding him up, Morris brings taxi loads of tourists to gawp at the 'eighth wonder of the world'. Then, striking up a friendship with a troubled teenager sent from Social Services to tend to his overgrown garden, Georgie seems persuaded to try to lose weight. As Morris begins to fear losing his cash cow, salvation appears by way of the local news – a chance to take on his rival Big Brian in a live weigh-in … So, what does Georgie really want, the glory of being the Fattest Man in Britain, or a life he never dreamed he could have?




    The story was inspired by the real-life case of Jack Taylor (1946 - 4 February 2006)

    more info here ..

    Heavyweight celebrity makes his final journey | UK news | The Guardian


    I used my Rapidshare account to download it from here..

    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009) - Rapid.org


    IMDB link ... The Fattest Man in Britain (2009) (TV)
    thanks for that mate. however as i dont know my rapidshare PW, i normally use other sites that have rpaidshare and download with the links from Katz forums. Here's the link for others. The Fattest Man In Britain (2009) - Katz Forums

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    Quote Originally Posted by WujouMao View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Mypenry View Post
    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009)

    Ive all ways been a fan of Timothy Spall , so I download this with out hesitation and research , Timothy Spall plays Georgie Godwin the main character who seem's to have a life revolving his claim to be Britain’s fattest man , it was some times moving, some times a little slow but not the comedy I expected .I seemed to watch this thinking there's more to come but in the end the 90 minuets were still entertaining .

    Synopsis

    It's been 23 years since seriously obese Georgie Godwin (Timothy Spall) left his house. His only relationship with life outside is found in daytime telly, the view from his living room window and his visitors. He relies on Janice, his kindly neighbour who comes in each day to look after him and his friend and agent Morris Morrissey (Bobby Ball). In charge of making sure he retains his title and cashes in on his size by feeding him up, Morris brings taxi loads of tourists to gawp at the 'eighth wonder of the world'. Then, striking up a friendship with a troubled teenager sent from Social Services to tend to his overgrown garden, Georgie seems persuaded to try to lose weight. As Morris begins to fear losing his cash cow, salvation appears by way of the local news – a chance to take on his rival Big Brian in a live weigh-in … So, what does Georgie really want, the glory of being the Fattest Man in Britain, or a life he never dreamed he could have?




    The story was inspired by the real-life case of Jack Taylor (1946 - 4 February 2006)

    more info here ..

    Heavyweight celebrity makes his final journey | UK news | The Guardian


    I used my Rapidshare account to download it from here..

    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009) - Rapid.org


    IMDB link ... The Fattest Man in Britain (2009) (TV)
    thanks for that mate. however as i dont know my rapidshare PW, i normally use other sites that have rpaidshare and download with the links from Katz forums. Here's the link for others. The Fattest Man In Britain (2009) - Katz Forums
    Hi, Thanks for the link, here's a few more I found using The Gappon Search Engine

    The Fattest Man In Britain (2009) free Rapidshare download



    cheers.

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