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theotherside on 01-Mar-2010Get your 3d Glasses ready cos Alice is sneaking up on us very very soon3 comments- + Show all 3 comments
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declangunn on 02-Mar-2010this looks wack. though i am told it's alright, i can't muster any enthusiasm for it. Burton has not done anything of note since Ed Wood/Ed Scissorhands (maybe it's an Ed thing). I know people love him, but it's all style, no content. Well, lately anyway. Down with this sort of thing. -
sam on 02-Mar-2010I saw the trailer the other day before watching avatar. I'm not sure if it looked so amazing because avatar was so whack or becasue it might just be amazing
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Camdenjoe on 08-Mar-2010Why does he always insist on having his missus in his films? Is she always the best actress for the roles? She's the Debbie McGee of the film industry.
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from TOSMAG - filmsam on 18-Feb-20103 comments- + Show all 3 comments
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AlexSheppard on 18-Feb-2010I'm so excited about this. Like, more excited than Twilight 3 and Sex & The City 2 COMBINED.
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sam on 18-Feb-2010what about Tron though?
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AlexSheppard on 18-Feb-2010Tron? A little before my time - I've never seen it.
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sam on 14-Feb-2010Review: The Road
words by Edward Valand
The Road (15)
When I was twelve years old, I went on a camping trip to Wales with my dad. The locals were unfriendly, the weather miserable, and the local supermarket was poorly stocked. We stayed on a campsite, and spent nights lying awake listening to the whooping and screaming of pissed-up teenagers at the other end of the field. We spent one afternoon walking along a windswept beach, and when we did find an ice cream stand, it was long-abandoned and s... Read more Review: The Road
words by Edward Valand
The Road (15)
When I was twelve years old, I went on a camping trip to Wales with my dad. The locals were unfriendly, the weather miserable, and the local supermarket was poorly stocked. We stayed on a campsite, and spent nights lying awake listening to the whooping and screaming of pissed-up teenagers at the other end of the field. We spent one afternoon walking along a windswept beach, and when we did find an ice cream stand, it was long-abandoned and somebody had been sick in the corner.
At least in The Road, Viggo Mortensen's character remembers to pack a gun so that if things get too bad, he can shoot himself and the boy. All my dad brought was an audiotape of Hancock's Half Hour, and enough petrol to get us back to the East Midlands.
Camping Trips: 1/5
The Road: 4/5
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from TOSMAG - filmtheotherside on 01-Mar-2010Get your 3d Glasses ready cos Alice is sneaking up on us very very soon3 comments
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declangunn on 02-Mar-2010this looks wack. though i am told it's alright, i can't muster any enthusiasm for it. Burton has not done anything of note since Ed Wood/Ed Scissorhands (maybe it's an Ed thing). I know people love him, but it's all style, no content. Well, lately anyway. Down with this sort of thing.
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sam on 02-Mar-2010I saw the trailer the other day before watching avatar. I'm not sure if it looked so amazing because avatar was so whack or becasue it might just be amazing
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Camdenjoe on 08-Mar-2010Why does he always insist on having his missus in his films? Is she always the best actress for the roles? She's the Debbie McGee of the film industry.
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sam on 18-Feb-20103 comments
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AlexSheppard on 18-Feb-2010I'm so excited about this. Like, more excited than Twilight 3 and Sex & The City 2 COMBINED.
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sam on 18-Feb-2010what about Tron though?
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AlexSheppard on 18-Feb-2010Tron? A little before my time - I've never seen it.
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