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Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 4:32am
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Don't you mean Bogart? <- not a good actor by any measure
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 10:02am
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Crono said:
Don't you mean Bogart? <- not a good actor by any measure
no, he isn't as i insinuated, but i dearly love hepburn..
Re: Recently watched Posted by Renegatus on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 1:40pm
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Trauma
Lost In Translation
Farenheit 9/11
The Motorcycle Diaries
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 6:33pm
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Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn are the main characters in Casablanca and African Queen. So, I'm sorry if you randomly refered to someone else ....

Unless you're being an ass and making fun of him...
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 6:59pm
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i have never seen casa blanca, but i am sure hepburn is not in it.. but no.. i am not making fun i truly adore the movie "The African Queen" i am a big fan of hepburn..

/me google searches casa blanca.. BRB
Re: Recently watched Posted by Hugh on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:03pm
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The hawtie in Casablance is Ingrid Bergman, but I guess you're already researching it anyway. Good flick.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:06pm
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The hawtie in Casablance is Ingrid Bergman, but I guess you're already researching it anyway. Good flick.
as far as shear looks audrey hepburn beats the both hands down.. but acting ability, katie wins the prize..

and yeah, its ingrid, must explain why i didn't watch it.. like i said, bogey isn't very good without a great co-star.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:06pm
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African Queen

Casablanca

Woops, she's not in Casablanca, sorry, but, that's not what we were talking about with your fixation on a dead actress :razz:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:07pm
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Crono said:
African Queen

Casablanca

Woops, she's not in Casablanca, sorry, but, that's not what we were talking about with your fixation on a dead actress :razz:
kate's dead?

dammit :cry: i didn't know.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Cash Car Star on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:08pm
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Cmon, Orph, as our resident geezer, knowledge of classic movies such as Casablanca is damn near required.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:09pm
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Died last year.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Mon Oct 18th 2004 at 7:12pm
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Cash Car Star said:
Cmon, Orph, as our resident gezeer, knowledge of classic movies such as Casablanca is damn near required.
"all the gin joints why did i have to pick this one", that sorta knowledge??

i've seen bits and bobs bud, but its not my choice for a 2 hour sit-down and watch.. sorry :sad:

geezer.. thats so sweet.. you coulda chosen far more mentality appropriate terms.. :lol:
Re: Recently watched Posted by ReNo on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 1:17am
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My flatmate just got me into an anime series called "Naruto" which he
has been downloading, and since sunday I've watched 14 episodes and I'm
completely hooked. It follows the adventures of a young ninja in
training called Naruto, as he climbs the ninja ranks towards his dream
of becoming the next Hokage - the strongest ninja in the village. With
him on his travels and missions are his rival Sasuke, object of his
desire Sakura, and sensei Kakashi, but there are also a huge range of
characters who appear in the series that are given far more depth than
seen in most shows.

A straightforward anime, it has none of the confusing and often
nonsense scientific or philosophical speal that ruins some others. It
features some excellent fights, a good sense of humour, a wide range of
likeable characters, and a cool soundtrack. The past few episodes I've
watched have been a bit disappointing in that they feature a lot of
flashbacks and the pacing is a bit slow, but I'm told it will pick up
again soon.

The series hasn't been released outside of Japan, but over there it has
over 100 episodes and is still in production. Very much recommended,
certainly one of the best anime shows I've come across.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 1:22am
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in case it escaped anyones notice, i watched 80 days today.. two thumbs up :smile:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 2:16am
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If it's an ongoing series past 3 seasons, it'll go forever. And eventually make it's way here, edited.
Re: Recently watched Posted by $loth on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 8:26am
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Reno, naruto is great, I don't really watch much anime (pokemon and full metal alchamist [sp?]) but naruto is very good, two of my friends have got all of the episodes, must of taken them a loooooonnnggggg time to get them.
Re: Recently watched Posted by $loth on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 9:50am
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I watched high fidelity last night, it was quite good, 7.5/10. Apprently it sticks really close to the book.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Adam Hawkins on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 11:00am
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You mean apart from the book being set in the UK? :wink:
Re: Recently watched Posted by $loth on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 2:08pm
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Yes, thats is the part which annoyed me. Too many american based/made movies! Wimbledon, set in the UK but american stars and company!
Re: Recently watched Posted by Adam Hawkins on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 3:47pm
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Well i've recently been watching the Little Britain series one on DVD - oh and i'm about half-way through series one of Millenium too. Just bought the second season ready :smile:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 4:21pm
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$loth said:
Yes, thats is the part which annoyed me. Too many american based/made movies! Wimbledon, set in the UK but american stars and company!
Shut up. There are several british and austrian actors here that star in everything. Most of them are good actors. Don't get all pissy because of that. You still have Lord of the Rings, 4 people in that series are American.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Hugh on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 4:37pm
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$loth said:
Yes, thats is the part which annoyed me. Too many american based/made movies! Wimbledon, set in the UK but american stars and company!
What about Paul Bettany? :razz: I've heard him say bloke before... that's pretty British.
Re: Recently watched Posted by $loth on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 4:51pm
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Hugh said:
$loth said:
Yes, thats is the part which annoyed me. Too many american based/made movies! Wimbledon, set in the UK but american stars and company!
What about Paul Bettany? :razz: I've heard him say bloke before... that's pretty British.
Yet im british and I don't? :razz:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Adam Hawkins on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 5:05pm
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I think what $loth is getting at is that it would be nice to have a British film that doesn't have to have big American names in order to sell itself across the pond.

e.g. Notting Hill, Bridget Jones etc.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Kage_Prototype on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 5:26pm
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28 Days Later did pretty damn well, and I hear Shaun of The Dead is doing ok as well. There ya go, there's two. :razz:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 5:27pm
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Those are british movies, Kage. (And Shaun of the Dead ROCKS)
Re: Recently watched Posted by ReNo on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 5:30pm
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That was his point Crono - those are two UK films with UK actors that did well in the US.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 5:33pm
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It appeared to be a follow up to Adam's post ... or at least that's how I read it.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Kage_Prototype on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 6:01pm
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It appeared to be a follow up to Adam's post ... or at least that's how I read it.
I was giving examples of british films that did well without relying on US big name actors.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Cash Car Star on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 10:28pm
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At least the British don't have a huge, saddening, special effects-driven movie coming out about finding a treasure map on the back of the Magna Carta.

Recoil in fear
Re: Recently watched Posted by Adam Hawkins on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 10:34pm
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But wouldn't it be great if we did? :wink:

Chris Barrie as a supporting cast member with oooh, I reckon George Clooney as lead - oh and all the Brits will be speaking with that god-awful posh London accent Hollywood thinks we all have!

It's quite sickening really...even British productions do it. I watched the first episode of 'Hex' the other day (Brit produce) and everyone was yer typical toff.

Oh, and the only football (sorry, soccer...) team in the UK is Manchester United :wink:

Golly gosh...

Sorry if i'm being cynical.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Spartan on Wed Oct 20th 2004 at 10:46pm
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Adam Hawkins said:
Oh, and the only football (sorry, soccer...) team in the UK is Manchester United :wink:
Don't worry it's just the other 90% of America that is stupid.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 6:06am
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Cash Car Star said:
At least the British don't have a huge, saddening, special effects-driven movie coming out about finding a treasure map on the back of the Magna Carta.

Recoil in fear
OH GOD, OH GOD!! Why even mention that hunk of dog s**t ... with Nicholas Cage ... who sucks ... except in Adaptation.

? quoting Spartan 34Don't worry it's just the other 90% of America that is stupid.

Oh the irony is killing me.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 6:14am
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just watched the trailer, gotta admit, was the first time i heard of it.. sadly i have to say, why do they waste time with cage :sad:

the movie, looks exactly like one i'd watch.. cage plays a great dweeb "family man" but is horrible at anything else :sad:

trailer looks great though.

/me adds to list of movies i may like cause crono doesn't :biggrin:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 6:22am
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Slaps Orph's hand

NO! Bad!

Nicholas Cage can act (surprisingly)... the only problem is: he can only act when he plays a psycho or a very disturbed person, which is rare.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Cash Car Star on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:45am
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If the idea of a character named Benjamin Franklin Gates hunting around for buried Egyptian treasure hidden by George Washington using the design on a one dollar bill for clues doesn't set off your "God damn, how lame can movies get?" alarm, then I dunno what to say. Perhaps you need to change the batteries - you're supposed to check them every month.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Gwil on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 9:34am
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just watched the trailer, gotta admit, was the first time i heard of it.. sadly i have to say, why do they waste time with cage :sad:
Hit the nail on the head. Any scene with Cage is so wooden it's like a furniture store has been thrown into the movie o_O !
Re: Recently watched Posted by scary_jeff on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 1:31pm
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If you get the chance to watch 'Virus', don't, it sucks :smile:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 1:51pm
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If you get the chance to watch 'Virus', don't, it sucks :smile:
VIRUS? you mean THE virus? the one with people in it with some disease? .. :wink:

sorry, i couldn't resist.. it just struck me funny how you said it..
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 3:47pm
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VIrus? Ha ha. That movie blew dog nuts.

God, I hate Jamie Lee Curtis.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Adam Hawkins on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 4:35pm
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Heh, I actually went out of my way to get that on DVD! The film isn't great but i'd just played Far Cry with the section on the ship and thought that Virus might make a decent project for a game mod. Obviously I never acted upon it though!
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 4:41pm
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for the record, i like jamie lee as an actress, and the movie virus was watchable.. it was not life impacting, but it was far from trash.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:20pm
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You have a low standard of trash if Virus didn't make your garbage list ...
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:31pm
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Crono said:
You have a low standard of trash if Virus didn't make your garbage list ...
my garbage list is a bit more selective.. movies like "night of the living dead" and "killer tomato's" top it though..
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:35pm
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Oh man, those movies blow too. However, they aren't the biggest pieces of garbage I've seen.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:37pm
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Oh man, those movies blow too. However, they aren't the biggest pieces of garbage I've seen.
but, i bet you are itching to tell us aren't you miss simpson :biggrin:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:43pm
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No, only when you mention the movies you like.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:45pm
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No, only when you mention the movies you like.
fields of dreams, dances with wolves, always, back draft, african queen, frequency,

need i continue :heee:
Re: Recently watched Posted by Crono on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 8:57pm
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Even if I don't personally like those movies, they're not bad. Yet, I hate Kevin Costner so much.
Re: Recently watched Posted by Orpheus on Thu Oct 21st 2004 at 9:01pm
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Crono said:
Even if I don't personally like those movies, they're not bad. Yet, I hate Kevin Costner so much.
i have a wide range of movies though.. BUT<--- points at word, i could never make a list of greats.. i have to damned many.

the great thing is, of the two of us, only i have to enjoy them, while i am watching them :heee: