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Old 05-29-2010, 07:50 PM   #6451 (permalink)
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No...I'm saying my recent-film-seen-noobishness is brought on by my dominating interest in music.
Ah, I see. How come they are mutually exclusive? Can't you have a strong interest in both?

A lot of people feel music >>> films.

I hold them both in the same regard, I find it hard to choose between them.
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Old 05-29-2010, 09:55 PM   #6452 (permalink)
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My Sister's Keeper. I have a guilty pleasure for sappy movies.

Also, Wall•E.
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Old 05-29-2010, 10:39 PM   #6453 (permalink)
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I watched Casablanca last night with my mother.
Fantastic film. There's this one scene when they film Bogart's shadow moving around and getting something out of the cupboard which was effing brilliant.
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Old 05-29-2010, 11:00 PM   #6454 (permalink)
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Superb opening and the credits were inspired but the film definitely lost it's way in the middle and despite no major flaws, not once do you feel any sense of dread despite the precarious nature of the characters.

Certainly not awful at all but it's not a patch on Shaun Of The Dead (which was obviously a big influence).
I agree with everything except for the last sentence. I don't know what being "a patch on" means but I assume you are saying Shaun of the Dead is much better. I view both as pretty average films...
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I agree with everything except for the last sentence. I don't know what being "a patch on" means but I assume you are saying Shaun of the Dead is much better. I view both as pretty average films...
Shaun of the Dead? Average? What?!
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Old 05-29-2010, 11:39 PM   #6456 (permalink)
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i liked both. something about the source material.
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Shaun of the Dead? Average? What?!
It's okay. Nothing more. Not exceptionally funny, emotional, thrilling, or min-bending, was it?
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It's okay. Nothing more. Not exceptionally funny, emotional, thrilling, or min-bending, was it?
It wasn't emotional or mind bending but it was funny and emotional, as well as very entertaining.

EDIT: Although Hot Fuzz was better.
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It wasn't emotional or mind bending but it was funny and emotional, as well as very entertaining.

EDIT: Although Hot Fuzz was better.
It didn't fit my comedy buds.

But yeah Hot Fuzz was a blast!
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It didn't fit my comedy buds.

But yeah Hot Fuzz was a blast!
I just realised I messed what I said up, I said it wasn't emotional then claimed it was emotional. FML.

But yeah, I hold them both pretty close to each other. But Hot Fuzz was just that much better.
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