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Film 2008
- Thread starter Uncle Spielberg
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I don't follow that philosophy you see, if someone posts a film they love but I hate I do not put a post slagging it off and making out they aret some sort of emotional and inellectural pygmy for liking it which is the provocation Les did. I just let it be , check the thread and see if I am not right.
Its the same as saying " mate your wife is an absolute f***ing hound ", its still a personal insult and an insult against your integrity.
Nibble
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Jesus. IT's A FILM
I have as much faith in your interpretation of events as I do on your betting tips. Laters.
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I am dissapointed about the Kung Fu Panda review as I am seeing it tonight and its the film my partner's 17 year old daughter wants to see before I am subjected to a pinser movement from Les and Nibble.
Is it me or has the last page rant by US been based on a misreading of that post. He claims Nibble and I are picking on him but if you look at my post above (the one he quoted to start his pop) it's actually me taking the piss out of him and Nibble.
The fact that it was clearly a joke post seems to have gone missing also.
Can I just say US you know I say these things just to push your buttons, I'm just winding you up and think you are a decent bloke. I rarely ever agree with you over films but hey ho, variety is the spice of life.
Algie on the other hand is laughable. The fact that he follows me round the board using any excuse for his little hate 'agenda' really says a lot more about him than me and also shows how much I bother him.
May I suggest this as a new Avatar;
I see myself as very much the Kevin Spacey character in this little play of repression.
Algie on the other hand is laughable. The fact that he follows me round the board using any excuse for his little hate 'agenda' really says a lot more about him than me and also shows how much I bother him.
May I suggest this as a new Avatar;
I see myself as very much the Kevin Spacey character in this little play of repression.
Why don't you two just be done with it and book your civil ceremony at the Brighton Town Hall now. You roam around NSC as a 2 man tag team, agreeing with everything the other person says on EVERY subject and not having the nerve to express your own independant feelings in case someone on NSC is nasty to you. Grow some BOLLOCKS
Also why have a go at us by implying we are homosexual and using it as a slur. That for me is beneath you US, something for the semi-illiterate types on here. I can't think of any right now...
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I was pulling your plonkers.
Nibble
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You sure about that?
I'm not really interested in joining in this little binfest, but personally I'd be SIGNIFICANTLY more offended if somebody said that to me, than if they told me they didn't like Escape to Victory.
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Horses for Courses.
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Kung Fu Panda 6.3
After the 8.1 on imdb which means this is meant to be better than ET, Close Encounters and Munich ( I think not ) I had high hopes. The animation was very impressive but not watershed but the story was average really and the big showdwon between the Panda and the Main baddie was unrealistic bearing in mind baddie had beaten 1000 soldiers on his own and lost by being bounced around by a fat Panda. It had some great moments like the training and trying to eat the dumplings , the high light and some other chortles but was a tad dissapointed based on reviews and marks given.
After the 8.1 on imdb which means this is meant to be better than ET, Close Encounters and Munich ( I think not ) I had high hopes. The animation was very impressive but not watershed but the story was average really and the big showdwon between the Panda and the Main baddie was unrealistic bearing in mind baddie had beaten 1000 soldiers on his own and lost by being bounced around by a fat Panda. It had some great moments like the training and trying to eat the dumplings , the high light and some other chortles but was a tad dissapointed based on reviews and marks given.
Nibble
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The fact that you had high hopes for a film for kids about a fat talking panda that learns kung-fu makes the mind boggle
keaton
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You don't really get films do you?
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Nibble is so far up his own backside that he cannot see anything. Its all about worthy films, art house films, films that make him sound important in the pub when he discusses them and everyone else looks into space without a fecking clue what he is on about. You see populist films Nibble despises infact he feels sorry for the likes of me and you for going to see them, he is above these sort of films, he must be an absolute riot of fun being around him.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
The Wicker Man
Remake of the 70's "cult classic" with Nicolas Cage. The 70's one was completely overrrated garbage, so unsurprisingly, this one was shite as well. Unintentional laughs gained from the inbred weirdo's on the island, and Cage having to don a ridiculous BEAR outfit near the end to infiltrate their odd ceremonial rituals.
Avoid.
3.2
Remake of the 70's "cult classic" with Nicolas Cage. The 70's one was completely overrrated garbage, so unsurprisingly, this one was shite as well. Unintentional laughs gained from the inbred weirdo's on the island, and Cage having to don a ridiculous BEAR outfit near the end to infiltrate their odd ceremonial rituals.
Avoid.
3.2
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Cheeky Monkey
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