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DaveC said:
snowballs said:
Drag me to hell was seriously bad. Why did everything have to get into the girls mouth all the time. I watched the whole film just to see if it could get any worse.
It is a metaphor for anorexia. Watch it again with that in mind. I love the film! :laugh:
Even bearing that in mind I don't think I could be forced to watch it again.
My son thought it was good but I really couldn't stand the film.
A Swedish saying 'smaken är som baken, delat i mitten' dont really work translated -taste is like a bottom, split in the middle
 

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Last Ride. An aussie movie.... Very powerful. A petty criminal runs into the desert from the police and on the way grabs his 10 year old son he doesnt really know that well. A bit of a raod movie about them surviving, hiding and getting to know each other.... and the olice are relentless as they know he has the boy with him.... the guy seems like a total lost cause.. until you see the end.... :cry:

I read the book (its got a totally different ending from the movie but both stand alone as well written) as the author also wrote the movie script.

Nice thing about this movie? I was working for a large hospital charity when I was given free movie tickets and the book as a freebie. I couldn't attend the movie and was about to put them up on the internal email board when a couple came in from Ronald McDonald House to get some cash for supplies. They were having thier son out of his ward for that night and wanted to make him a feast (he was a long term cancer patient). I gave them the tickets and they took him along away from the hospital for two hours... we even arranged a taxi for them. I kept the book.
 
snowballs said:
DaveC said:
snowballs said:
Drag me to hell was seriously bad. Why did everything have to get into the girls mouth all the time. I watched the whole film just to see if it could get any worse.
It is a metaphor for anorexia. Watch it again with that in mind. I love the film! :laugh:
Even bearing that in mind I don't think I could be forced to watch it again.
My son thought it was good but I really couldn't stand the film.
A Swedish saying 'smaken är som baken, delat i mitten' dont really work translated -taste is like a bottom, split in the middle
:laugh:
 
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I like aussie movies, they are usually more real lifelike than us films.

Animal kingdom, that was an oz film wasn't it?

The the best film in the world (even though I think it was a US film filmed in Oz) Crockodile Dundee :laugh:
 

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No... Crocodile Dundee was fully funded and made in Australia. You want to know HOW I know this?....

When I first got married to my first husband (well only husband) I was fairly well placed financially... so I took HIM off to the accountants to get his tax done... while we were there, the accountant wanted to know if I was interested in investing in a little Australian movie that was having trouble with funding..... :cry: So the movie was to be made with small investors making up the shortfall... I had NEVER liked Paul Hogan... so I said NO.... :cry:

Twelve months later the hubby had gone through al themoney and run up HUGE debts in my name......

Ahhhh hindsight .......

And I still think Crocdile Dundee is a crap movie.
 

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Just watched "Mary and Max" a claymation full length movie with the voices of Toni Collete and Phillipe Seymore Hoffman and Barry Humphries. Its about an eight year old Australian girl in Melbourne who makes a penpal of an obese man in New york.... thier friendship and letters last all through their lives... its wonderful.... tears at the end :cry:

And when the sign off song over the credits came up :laugh: it was a song that I learnt a routine for as a pom pom girl for a carnival at my school when I was 11... and I suddenly remembered ALL the movements :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :laugh:
 
deldaisy said:
Just watched "Mary and Max" a claymation full length movie with the voices of Toni Collete and Phillipe Seymore Hoffman and Barry Humphries. Its about an eight year old Australian girl in Melbourne who makes a penpal of an obese man in New york.... thier friendship and letters last all through their lives... its wonderful.... tears at the end :cry:

And when the sign off song over the credits came up :laugh: it was a song that I learnt a routine for as a pom pom girl for a carnival at my school when I was 11... and I suddenly remembered ALL the movements :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh :laugh:
I wanted to catch that when it came out a few months ago, may get it cheap on DVD sometime.
 

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Pooh I had lived up in the north where it was made.... for YEARS later we had to endure.... "Thats not a knife! THIS is a knife!!!"
ARGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
Stupid movie.... stupid investors portfolio being offered... stupid stupid stupid stupid dumn stupid movie.
 

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snowballs said:
Dont listen to Del, Crocodile Dundee is the dog's b*ll*cks, without him half the world wouldn't even know anything about the outback.
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Oh silly me.... of course...
and I have a deep understanding of the parks and public grassy type areas from watching Benny Hill chase bikini clad blondes around to mad mad zanny music.

Oh and "Australia" the movie is a load of bollocks as well!
 
deldaisy said:
snowballs said:
Dont listen to Del, Crocodile Dundee is the dog's b*ll*cks, without him half the world wouldn't even know anything about the outback.
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Oh silly me.... of course...
and I have a deep understanding of the parks and public grassy type areas from watching Benny Hill chase bikini clad blondes around to mad mad zanny music.

Oh and "Australia" the movie is a load of bollocks as well!
I liked Australia, in a romantic not factual way, didn't anything gritty or realistic from the director of Moulin Rouge. But it was fun. :laugh:
 
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