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    Don't want to sound too pretentious but if there are any fans of french cinema out there, Hor De Prix (Priceless) was on Film 4 last week. Anyone else see it?
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    Inception sounds up my street. I love Kickass (despite the queasy violence) HitGirl is a brilliant character.

    I've just got Dr. Zhivago from LoveFilm as I have never seen it and its supposed to be visually stunning.
    I haven't watched Dr Zhivago for yonks but its a really fabulous lazy Sunday afternoon epic. The music and photography are stonking. And yes Hitgirl in Kick Ass is m*#$&%f¿#*%ing brilliant

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    The Arm Hacking scenen in 127 hours has been really overhyped. It is nothing worse than you would get in any 18 rated action / horror film. I think people are a bit disturbed by it because the guy had to actually do it. The scene is only a couple of minutes but it actually took him over an hour to do the deed so to speak.

    Agree that Audrey Tatou is very likeable


    Quote Originally Posted by Hes View Post
    I ordered Hors de Prix recently from LoveFilm because I'm a fan of Audrey Tatou. At first I didn't like it as I thought the characters were unlikeable but I warmed to them later and was glad I watched it. Funny. I'd like to see 127 hours but not sure if I can stomach the hacking bit.

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    I ordered Hors de Prix recently from LoveFilm because I'm a fan of Audrey Tatou.

    I commend lovefilm. I have just rented Visconti's Conversation Piece (or if you prefer Gruppa di Famiglia in un Inferno) from 1974 which I have never seen despite a lifetime of going to movies.

    "visually rich, resonant, fluid and sympathetic".

    Of course in those days movies were made for adults in contrast with today when they are aimed at 12 year old Americans.
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    The Kings Speech.
    Highly recommended.
    I tend not to like Colin Farrell films as he usuually plays the foppish toff type character, but he plays a cracking role in this.
    Go see it.

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    I bought 'Lives of Others' and when my mother visited decided it would be a good film for her to watch, forgot about the prostitute scene (albeit 30 sexonds). She stormed out without giving it a chance, as it develops into a classic, sensitive film. (ah the youth of today!!!).

    I watched it again with someone who appreciated it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kevspider View Post
    The Kings Speech.
    Highly recommended.
    I tend not to like Colin Farrell films as he usuually plays the foppish toff type character, but he plays a cracking role in this.
    Go see it.
    He was cracking in A single man. Anyone seen the russian film come and see? Heard good things and really want to see it.
    Also Black swan is a great film, well worth a trip to the cinema.
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    Quote Originally Posted by eavesy187 View Post
    He was cracking in A single man. Anyone seen the russian film come and see? Heard good things and really want to see it.
    Also Black swan is a great film, well worth a trip to the cinema.
    Come and See the most complete realistic film about war you will ever see ,
    I saw it shortly after its release in the late 80s

    You can Torrent it I might download it now
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    The Social Network - I thought I would like it when I found out Aaron Sorkin did the screenplay and I wasn't disappointed. Justin Timberlake can actually act a bit as well
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    I watched the first half hour of Prince of Persia the other night. I'll try to sum it up in a film critic stylee

    "The best character development since Scooby Doo"
    "If you only watch one film this year with your eyes and ears covered, this is the one"
    "Missable"
    "Unbearable for the whole family"

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