Confessions - Big Movies you've never seen!
20 December 2004, 04:45 PM
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seems like I'm not the only one hehe...b/f constantly complains when I say I haven't seen a movie...usually it's like "I can't believe you haven't seen that yet!!" lol
and yes I must admit it is really bad of me for not seeing them...I just don't get round to it!
as for the list...it's never ending probably lol
and yes I must admit it is really bad of me for not seeing them...I just don't get round to it!
as for the list...it's never ending probably lol
20 December 2004, 05:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Squizz
Yup, similar...
Braveheart
Dances With Wolves
Titanic
Schindler's List
I think my main reason is that I watch films to be entertained and transported to a different place.
I'd rather not watch some N*zi idiot shooting people for the fun of it. Or someone being hung, drawn and quartered. Not exactly uplifting stuff in the main.
Braveheart
Dances With Wolves
Titanic
Schindler's List
I think my main reason is that I watch films to be entertained and transported to a different place.
I'd rather not watch some N*zi idiot shooting people for the fun of it. Or someone being hung, drawn and quartered. Not exactly uplifting stuff in the main.
Cinema isnt just about mindless dross.
I dont mind being entertained and transported to a different place if its a Good film what i dont like is being fed pathetic half arsed remakes and trite crappy scripts which barely rise above primarly school cliche level
20 December 2004, 05:52 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
Never been in the slightest bit interested in Italians killing Italians, so The Godfather's and Goodfellows have passed me by.
20 December 2004, 07:13 PM
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Finding Nemo
Return Of The King
Saving Private Ryan
Harry Potter
Matrix Revolutions
Ive seen most "good" major films and a lot of independant films. Im glad to say i havnt seen alot of the b movies
Return Of The King
Saving Private Ryan
Harry Potter
Matrix Revolutions
Ive seen most "good" major films and a lot of independant films. Im glad to say i havnt seen alot of the b movies
20 December 2004, 07:20 PM
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Geezer said: Well I think you'd find they've changed a bit since 1972 then. The mulitplexes around here are generally clean, and I must admit I don't find them noisy (never did though). As for anti-social, well, sitting at home on your own is too, so I don't really see what you mean there.
Noisy? If there's on thing I HATE when watching a film, it's some smart mouthed biatch telling her mate the story behind me as I try to watch
Anti-social? I think you mean I'm unsociable, to which I'd agree
What I meant was the anti-social little ******* chucking stuff, shouting out, acting up, being drunk etc etc. Just the great unwashed British public
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21 December 2004, 07:01 AM
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Tomb Raider...until later this week I suppose.
Lord of the Rings 2 and 3 - started to watch the second one but gave up on it after 3/4 of an hour as I thought it was ****.
Lord of the Rings 2 and 3 - started to watch the second one but gave up on it after 3/4 of an hour as I thought it was ****.
21 December 2004, 09:05 AM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Noisy? If there's on thing I HATE when watching a film, it's some smart mouthed biatch telling her mate the story behind me as I try to watch
Anti-social? I think you mean I'm unsociable, to which I'd agree
What I meant was the anti-social little ******* chucking stuff, shouting out, acting up, being drunk etc etc. Just the great unwashed British public
Alcazar
Anti-social? I think you mean I'm unsociable, to which I'd agree
What I meant was the anti-social little ******* chucking stuff, shouting out, acting up, being drunk etc etc. Just the great unwashed British public
Alcazar
Mmmm, can't disagree with you on those points bud. However, wait until the film has been out for a month, then go. The place will be empty and you can sit far enough away from any chavs/loud mouthed people/kids as you like!
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21 December 2004, 09:12 AM
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Wizard of Oz............. but I believe that is going to be remedied on Boxing day.... they are going to gaffa tape me to a chair and make me watch it !
Other noteable ? film is Titanic.... I refuse to watch it ... it sinks doesn't it ? end of.
Other noteable ? film is Titanic.... I refuse to watch it ... it sinks doesn't it ? end of.
21 December 2004, 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Geezer
Mmmm, can't disagree with you on those points bud. However, wait until the film has been out for a month, then go. The place will be empty and you can sit far enough away from any chavs/loud mouthed people/kids as you like!
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). Kids in school, the great unwashed still hungover/withdrawing. Double bonus, usually have place to ourselves and it's 2 for 1 Orange promo day 
Add an "All You Can Eat" buffet at Frankie & Bennies and it's a top afternoon of food and entertainment for under £30 total Only once recently have we ventured to the flicks on an evening
I know I'm one of them, but boy do I hate the British 
21 December 2004, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Geezer
Mmmm, can't disagree with you on those points bud. However, wait until the film has been out for a month, then go. The place will be empty and you can sit far enough away from any chavs/loud mouthed people/kids as you like!
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I feel much the same way about people dressed up as Mickey Mouse etc at Disneyland. Mickey was a MOUSE, FFS, not people size.
The minute I spotted someone in a Mickey/Daisy/Donald etc etc suit, I should have to either kill him, or superglue his zip shut
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21 December 2004, 04:01 PM
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Originally Posted by alcazar
Yep, suppose so, but the moment one of 'em started, I'd have to smack him, and then it'd be me in the sh*t
I feel much the same way about people dressed up as Mickey Mouse etc at Disneyland. Mickey was a MOUSE, FFS, not people size.
The minute I spotted someone in a Mickey/Daisy/Donald etc etc suit, I should have to either kill him, or superglue his zip shut
Alcazar
I feel much the same way about people dressed up as Mickey Mouse etc at Disneyland. Mickey was a MOUSE, FFS, not people size.
The minute I spotted someone in a Mickey/Daisy/Donald etc etc suit, I should have to either kill him, or superglue his zip shut
Alcazar
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