Movies you've seen recently... (37 Viewers)

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Daddi

Daddi

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I saw Bad Santa, it was very funny
and I saw Slapshot 2, kinda okay..
And I saw In Hell with Van Damme. Not a normal Van Damme, roundkick with 5 replays :p but it was okay too :)
 
baggio

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The Day after tomorrow

Good movie and kind of scary in the sense that this could happen :scared:
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not for another 150 years at least. but with the earth having moved on its axis, and snow falling in dubai i'd like to think my secret hiding spot will save me from all such devastation as depicted in movies such as day after tomorrow, deep impact and armageddon.
 
Slagathor

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Exactly the reason why I'm not leaving Holland. I wouldn't want to live in a world like that and this country would be the first to go down. Easy. I'd rather drown (fairly painless) than freeze (utterly painful).
 
Slagathor

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Oh definitely. That's why I sometimes watch Dutch movies :D

Actually watched "Cool" the other day which plays in The Hague. It was actually not bad :shocked:

Fore more info go to this website (which is in Dutch but I know you have no problems with that ;) )
http://www.dehollandsefilm.nl/DeWebsite/DeFilms/Cool/Cool.html

The good thing is that they gave unknown acting talents a good chance to make their way in the small world of Dutch movies. Just a HUGE shame they had to cast Johnny de Mol. God I hate him. Yuck.

Katja Schuurman though :lick:
 
swag

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I saw A Very Long Engagement (aka, Un Long Dimanche de Fiançailles) over the weekend. Not bad if you have the hots for Audrey Tautou with a limp. A movie that's a combination of mystery, superstition, stark imagery/cinematography, and periodic WWI drama.

It has its flaws and inconsistencies (like what are farmers in 1920 Brittany doing with a private phone in their house? Or how is a French peasant family able to get sugar during WWI?). But I definitely recommend it as one of the better films I've seen this year.
 
Slagathor

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I saw A Very Long Engagement (aka, Un Long Dimanche de Fiançailles) over the weekend. Not bad if you have the hots for Audrey Tautou with a limp. A movie that's a combination of mystery, superstition, stark imagery/cinematography, and periodic WWI drama.

It has its flaws and inconsistencies (like what are farmers in 1920 Brittany doing with a private phone in their house? Or how is a French peasant family able to get sugar during WWI?). But I definitely recommend it as one of the better films I've seen this year.
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Oh no, you're one of those people who wreck the entire evening at the cinema because they point out annoying, unimportant details such as sugar.

I hate those people :D
 
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++ [ originally posted by swag ] ++
I saw A Very Long Engagement (aka, Un Long Dimanche de Fiançailles) over the weekend. Not bad if you have the hots for Audrey Tautou with a limp. A movie that's a combination of mystery, superstition, stark imagery/cinematography, and periodic WWI drama.

It has its flaws and inconsistencies (like what are farmers in 1920 Brittany doing with a private phone in their house? Or how is a French peasant family able to get sugar during WWI?). But I definitely recommend it as one of the better films I've seen this year.
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ive been waiting to see this movie for such a long time!!
Hows the direction in the movie??
 
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