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[rockabilly]

It's funny and brilliant.

It's a must see film.

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Originally Posted by rockabilly

It's funny and brilliant.

It's a must see film.

I'll try and check it out one of these days.

[Rachel]

In the last 2 weeks I watched Land of the Lost. Anything with Will Ferrel in it is good. Saw Law Abiding citizen with Gerard Butler. Very suspensefull thriller. Also saw Gamer. He's a good actor.

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Originally Posted by Rachel

In the last 2 weeks I watched Land of the Lost. Anything with Will Ferrel in it is good. Saw Law Abiding citizen with Gerard Butler. Very suspensefull thriller. Also saw Gamer. He's a good actor.

According to numerous reviews, his good acting cannot help The Bounty Hunter of which the majority of reviewers call "a horrid movie"(well, I'm paraphrasing, but it is not doing well in the reviews).

Thanks for the recommendations of Gamer and Law Abiding Citizen. My sister owns the second one, so I will borrow it shortly.

[Rachel]

My kid and I saw 2012 last night. Good special effects. Some of the effects were a bit far fetched though. The flying scenes in particular

[km1]

Originally Posted by Rachel

...2012...far fetched...

Speaking of 2012 and far-fetched, hows about Cusack as a writer/limo driver all of a sudden becoming the best driver in the history of the world. Didn't buy that for a second, didn't buy much of that film but that was the clincher. Woody kicked ass though, he had a good year what with Zombieland and The Messenger.

And while on the subject of far-fetched movies, ladies and gentlemen I give you Law Abiding Citizen.

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Originally Posted by km1

Speaking of 2012 and far-fetched, hows about Cusack as a writer/limo driver all of a sudden becoming the best driver in the history of the world. Didn't buy that for a second, didn't buy much of that film but that was the clincher. Woody kicked ass though, he had a good year what with Zombieland and The Messenger.

And while on the subject of far-fetched movies, ladies and gentlemen I give you Law Abiding Citizen.

Let me get this straight. In an epic movie that is completely far-fetched, with every imaginably ridiculous catastrophe and special effect, the thing that was most far-fetched to you was the driving of one of the characters? That's an absolute hoot!

I'm just curious: which part of the first Star Wars movie was the most far-fetched to you? Was it Obi-Wan's ability with the light saber at his advanced age? Or R2D2 facility with languages? Or perhaps how well the gun-turret chairs swivel in the Millenium Falcon?