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Post 1

Boots

That's all there is to say really...yummy...who cares about the film the conversation was a great eavesdrop!
Take care
Boots


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Post 2

Catwoman

Yeah, erm, you definitely could tell which parts were "written" by the imaginary twin.

And while giving yourself and imaginary twin is bad, there are worse things...


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Post 3

Swiv (decrepit postgrad)

...it was such a great film though. Utterly bizarre, but great.


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Post 4

Catwoman

I only ever seem to see weird films these days.

Donnie Darko, this, Rules of Attraction, Blade Runner (which is actually really bad)...


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Post 5

Awix

Haven't seen Rules of Atraction, am probably not going to be able to manage it (so many films, so little time - regrettably it looks like I won't have time for S Club Seeing Double, either). Though having seen Killing Zoe I wouldn't have pegged it as a major loss. Is it any good?

Which version of Blade Runner (which I agree is vastly overrated) did you see? I'm one of the minority who prefer the studio cut to the one Ridley Scott did.


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Post 6

Swiv (decrepit postgrad)

Is Rules of Attraction any good? I quite fancy seeing it - and I did like American Psycho.

I have to say, I think Adaptation is probably more surreal than Donnie Darko.


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Post 7

Catwoman

Rules of attraction, good? I don't really know. It's not BAD, but the major feeling I came out with is that any bad decisions anyone I know has made can't have been that bad. There is at least one scene that will make you cringe a lot (although which on it is might vary between people).
There's a very pretty boy in it (no, not Dawson).
Oh, and when they start rewinding time it's really rather annoying. Especially when they keep doing it.


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