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Really?
The chances of someone who'll go 'Shut The Fuck Up' to an Anti-Hanks remark being torn off would be slightly more than the chances of me being torn off.
Unless you've got something better to do than launch personal attacks at anyone who's going to write something that you arent too pleased about,stop wasting your energy in this thread.
The chances of someone who'll go 'Shut The Fuck Up' to an Anti-Hanks remark being torn off would be slightly more than the chances of me being torn off.
Unless you've got something better to do than launch personal attacks at anyone who's going to write something that you arent too pleased about,stop wasting your energy in this thread.
What? 
Taxi Driver = 
Why?
what about Castaway, The Green Mile, Saving Private Ryan and Forrest Gump? brilliant films...and Bale > Leo? :rofl2:
what about Castaway, The Green Mile, Saving Private Ryan and Forrest Gump? brilliant films...and Bale > Leo? :rofl2:
No.Ive not got a pretty good memory.Try going through your replies after the highlighted parts.Incase you consider the highlighted parts as a personal attacks,you have some serious issues.
Anyway,im not dragging this on any further.End Of Story.If you;re still ticked off,send me a PM with all the personal attacks you want.Dont trash this thread.
Continuing my tradition of watching movies older than me that no one my age or younger would watch, I watched Nine Hours to Rama. Welcome to British/US moviemaking in the 50s & 60s, where rather than get Indian actors the best they can do is make a Puerto Rican, a German, and a Brit look like Indians for Halloween with bad face cream.
And, oh sure, the acting is terrible - J.S. Casshyap aside for playing basically the first major movie appearance of Mahatma Gandhi ever, and the only one until Ben Kingsley played him in the title role 19 years later. And for Gandhi's first big screen appearance it's all about his assassin.
Some decent cinematography (was nominated for a British award), but otherwise the movie was only worth watching for the "history of history" -- i.e., seeing how the British movie industry portrayed Gandhi and Naturam Godse 45 years ago for the first time in a major film.
And, oh sure, the acting is terrible - J.S. Casshyap aside for playing basically the first major movie appearance of Mahatma Gandhi ever, and the only one until Ben Kingsley played him in the title role 19 years later. And for Gandhi's first big screen appearance it's all about his assassin.
Some decent cinematography (was nominated for a British award), but otherwise the movie was only worth watching for the "history of history" -- i.e., seeing how the British movie industry portrayed Gandhi and Naturam Godse 45 years ago for the first time in a major film.
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