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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: A filmmaker gets full independence now? http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/A_filmmaker_gets_full_independence_now/248/19559/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 9/9/2007 5:47:47 AM
Body: its a very simple question here today. i just watched lord of war, hotel ruwanda and blood diamond. i felt in the first two cases the directors could have gone far but stopped and in the third case they went too far on mere base! what you guys think? independence while making a film is a must.but rather in many cases we see that it has bad and good effect.my question is when they want to make films on topics that include exclusive and compicated or controversial matters do they bind thmselves though they have no or they follow a line?
]]>Sun, 09 Sep 2007 09:47:47 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs9/9/2007 5:47:47 AMits a very simple question here today. i just watched lord of war, hotel ruwanda and blood diamond. i felt in the first two cases the directors could have gone far but stopped and in the third case they went too far on mere base! what you guys think? independence while making a film is a must.but rather in many cases we see that it has bad and good effect.my question is when they want to make films on topics that include exclusive and compicated or controversial matters do they bind thmselves though they have no or they follow a line? Spout Post: "a sound that someone trying not to make a sound" http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/_quot_a_sound_that_someone_trying_not_to_make_a_so/248/7408/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/22/2007 11:13:09 AM
Body: the door in the floor i liked the character of jeff bridges..WOW he was just damn superb in his whole role...but the film was real bull shit to me...! i just cant get...why kim has to teach(!) jon? what is the reason to keep that teaching going on? is that jon look like his son?(so nuts!) how come everything is so unrealisticly easy ?
]]>Sun, 22 Apr 2007 15:13:09 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs4/22/2007 11:13:09 AMthe door in the floor i liked the character of jeff bridges..WOW he was just damn superb in his whole role...but the film was real bull shit to me...! i just cant get...why kim has to teach(!) jon? what is the reason to keep that teaching going on? is that jon look like his son?(so nuts!) how come everything is so unrealisticly easy ? Spout Post: real life characters in film... how far real? http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/real_life_characters_in_film_how_far_real/248/7406/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/22/2007 10:56:02 AM
Body: i just finished seeing domino...its ok..seems better approach toward something cinematic more than real..! i can still recall monster ..a very honest adaptation of real life..but are they always true to the story that much?
]]>Sun, 22 Apr 2007 14:56:02 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs4/22/2007 10:56:02 AMi just finished seeing domino...its ok..seems better approach toward something cinematic more than real..! i can still recall monster ..a very honest adaptation of real life..but are they always true to the story that much? Spout Post: Re: What was the last film that scared you? http://www.spout.com/groups/HORROR_MOVIES_101/Re_What_was_the_last_film_that_scared_you/222/7186/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/17/2007 1:15:54 PM
Body: Dear dr_Gor, i really didnt mean to heart you anyway! really! i am just so surprised! it was just my opinion..nothing else! i never compared Darkness falls with the ring! never... you can love a movie..and one must have the right to dislike or like it!when i was young i still can remember an incident that was more like a scary nightmare near to the case happened in darkness falls...i cudnt sleep for a week. remembering that incident i made the remark that it can frighten the children..i had no intention to make fun out of your opinion! may be i expressed it in a wrong way! i loved your reply anyway and the first line too ` forrest_gump... I think your intellect is akin to your namesake and I would ALMOST not think your post is worthy of a reply'jigsaw was a professional...and they were in a terrible position too...the way jigsaw was sleeping (backside up) and the distance between him and others i think can be a factor.what do u think? another question is it a horror or thriller? how can we define the genre horror? what a horror film must have?
]]>Tue, 17 Apr 2007 17:15:54 GMTforrest_gumpHORROR MOVIES 1014/17/2007 1:15:54 PMDear dr_Gor, i really didnt mean to heart you anyway! really! i am just so surprised! it was just my opinion..nothing else! i never compared Darkness falls with the ring! never... you can love a movie..and one must have the right to dislike or like it!when i was young i still can remember an incident that was more like a scary nightmare near to the case happened in darkness falls...i cudnt sleep for a week. remembering that incident i made the remark that it can frighten the children..i had no intention to make fun out of your opinion! may be i expressed it in a wrong way! i loved your reply anyway and the first line too ` forrest_gump... I think your intellect is akin to your namesake and I would ALMOST not think your post is worthy of a reply'jigsaw was a professional...and they were in a terrible position too...the way jigsaw was sleeping (backside up) and the distance between him and others i think can be a factor.what do u think? another question is it a horror or thriller? how can we define the genre horror? what a horror film must have? Spout Post: Re: What was the last film that scared you? http://www.spout.com/groups/HORROR_MOVIES_101/Re_What_was_the_last_film_that_scared_you/222/7136/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/16/2007 11:52:15 AM
Body: darkness falls....i dont think it is something that one should get afraid except of children... however i will suggest the video tape of ring..i just cant forget it !! the long black hairs in grudge was scary to me too! how you guys gonna define SAW? is it a thriller or horror one? i really get confused about its genre! but its a good damn one!
]]>Mon, 16 Apr 2007 15:52:15 GMTforrest_gumpHORROR MOVIES 1014/16/2007 11:52:15 AMdarkness falls....i dont think it is something that one should get afraid except of children... however i will suggest the video tape of ring..i just cant forget it !! the long black hairs in grudge was scary to me too! how you guys gonna define SAW? is it a thriller or horror one? i really get confused about its genre! but its a good damn one! Spout Post: Re: George Clooney http://www.spout.com/groups/Player_Haters_Ball/Re_George_Clooney/31/7134/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Body: clooney is smart..yope he does know how to deal with the media! but as an actor i dont know how is he gonna evaluate his career....In syriana his character needed more intensity what he failed to hold on certain situation...again he was smart in Oceans 11/12...coz i think he is more like the character in real life too..smart..DAMN smart
]]>Mon, 16 Apr 2007 15:50:04 GMTforrest_gumpPlayer Haters Ball4/16/2007 11:50:04 AMclooney is smart..yope he does know how to deal with the media! but as an actor i dont know how is he gonna evaluate his career....In syriana his character needed more intensity what he failed to hold on certain situation...again he was smart in Oceans 11/12...coz i think he is more like the character in real life too..smart..DAMN smart Spout Post: Re: Robin Williams..really versatile? http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/Re_Robin_Williams_really_versatile/248/6958/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/12/2007 11:33:11 AM
Body: BINGO! yes..
]]>Thu, 12 Apr 2007 15:33:11 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs4/12/2007 11:33:11 AMBINGO! yes.. Spout Post: Re: Robin Williams..really versatile? http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/Re_Robin_Williams_really_versatile/248/6900/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/11/2007 8:58:28 AM
Body: Comedy 1.A dramatic work that is light and often humorous or satirical in tone and that usually contains a happy resolution of the thematic conflict.Humour 1.The quality that makes something laughable or amusing; funniness: could not see the humor of the situation.its not my deffinition! took it from a dictionary..but yes u are right in a sense that they are in a long run reflects similarity in their genre.what jim does is creating a scene so that he can act within it but robin adopts himself in any scene! off course its entirely my opinion.and both of them are master in their field!Most of the Robin williams films have real life humour..from good morning vietnam to RV
]]>Wed, 11 Apr 2007 12:58:28 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs4/11/2007 8:58:28 AMComedy 1.A dramatic work that is light and often humorous or satirical in tone and that usually contains a happy resolution of the thematic conflict.Humour 1.The quality that makes something laughable or amusing; funniness: could not see the humor of the situation.its not my deffinition! took it from a dictionary..but yes u are right in a sense that they are in a long run reflects similarity in their genre.what jim does is creating a scene so that he can act within it but robin adopts himself in any scene! off course its entirely my opinion.and both of them are master in their field!Most of the Robin williams films have real life humour..from good morning vietnam to RV Spout Post: He is David! http://www.spout.com/blogs/forrest_gump/archive/2007/4/11/6901.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/11/2007 8:53:00 AM
Body: i m david Based on Anne Holm's novel, it is about a 12-year-old boy named David (Ben Tibber) who, in 1952, flees a Bulgarian forced-labor camp (set up to enslave those who oppose the new, post-war regime) and makes for freedom. He has been given an envelope whose contents are secret and told that Denmark is where he needs to take it.David's first means of escape, however, is a ship bound for Italy. This is a slight detour from Denmark, but it does allow him more opportunities to meet strangers of varying degrees of kindness and to have a number of quaint Dickensian episodes as he makes his way back north: staying with a wealthy family, doing odd jobs for odd people, getting into tussles with pugnacious little boys, that sort of thing. Much of this material, in the mid-section of the film, feels like a sidetrack, marked by lovely European scenery but not much point.It is not until David reaches Switzerland and encounters a kindly old woman named Sophie (Joan Plowright) that director Paul Feig -- best known as the man behind TV's "Freaks and Geeks" -- finds his way again. David has only known the cruel life of the labor camp, having been put there with his now-dead parents at an early age. Sophie, on the other hand, has lived several peaceful decades in a world where there is freedom and beauty. Heartbreakingly, David has learned never to trust anyone, making it Sophie's responsibility to help him see that there is good in the world, too.The language on-screen is at all times English, once with a verbal warning that if David listens closely enough, he’d be able to pick up on foreign dialects, but the ability to do so here is a lazy resort. (As he stays with an Italian family for a brief time, the dining interlude suggests that the family has never sat down to eat together before.) Everyone sounds British and everyone speaks like the British, and is therefore never much of an awareness of the potential for cultural exploration and excitement. Much of the rest of the movie itself is a lazy attempt to replicate a base effect of this child’s perspective in a huge world; the progressive plot is straightforward and banal, the flashbacks are rudimentary, over-blown and over-emphasized, the characterizations are generic and cartoonish. Yet for all the reliance on childish elements and the storybook illustrations in place of scenes, the movie actually contains very little action to advance the winding course of the words that are so effortlessly spoken. The words creak with calculated composition (“You have to look at paintings differently than other things. More closely, listen what it tells you.”) that never sufficiently capture the foreignness of the situations or individuality of people.Its a simple film which initially got potential to explode but unfortunately failed!
]]>Wed, 11 Apr 2007 12:53:00 GMTforrest_gumpforrest_gump Blog4/11/2007 8:53:00 AMi m david Based on Anne Holm's novel, it is about a 12-year-old boy named David (Ben Tibber) who, in 1952, flees a Bulgarian forced-labor camp (set up to enslave those who oppose the new, post-war regime) and makes for freedom. He has been given an envelope whose contents are secret and told that Denmark is where he needs to take it.David's first means of escape, however, is a ship bound for Italy. This is a slight detour from Denmark, but it does allow him more opportunities to meet strangers of varying degrees of kindness and to have a number of quaint Dickensian episodes as he makes his way back north: staying with a wealthy family, doing odd jobs for odd people, getting into tussles with pugnacious little boys, that sort of thing. Much of this material, in the mid-section of the film, feels like a sidetrack, marked by lovely European scenery but not much point.It is not until David reaches Switzerland and encounters a kindly old woman named Sophie (Joan Plowright) that director Paul Feig -- best known as the man behind TV's "Freaks and Geeks" -- finds his way again. David has only known the cruel life of the labor camp, having been put there with his now-dead parents at an early age. Sophie, on the other hand, has lived several peaceful decades in a world where there is freedom and beauty. Heartbreakingly, David has learned never to trust anyone, making it Sophie's responsibility to help him see that there is good in the world, too.The language on-screen is at all times English, once with a verbal warning that if David listens closely enough, he’d be able to pick up on foreign dialects, but the ability to do so here is a lazy resort. (As he stays with an Italian family for a brief time, the dining interlude suggests that the family has never sat down to eat together before.) Everyone sounds British and everyone speaks like the British, and is therefore never much of an awareness of the potential for cultural exploration and excitement. Much of the rest of the movie itself is a lazy attempt to replicate a base effect of this child’s perspective in a huge world; the progressive plot is straightforward and banal, the flashbacks are rudimentary, over-blown and over-emphasized, the characterizations are generic and cartoonish. Yet for all the reliance on childish elements and the storybook illustrations in place of scenes, the movie actually contains very little action to advance the winding course of the words that are so effortlessly spoken. The words creak with calculated composition (“You have to look at paintings differently than other things. More closely, listen what it tells you.”) that never sufficiently capture the foreignness of the situations or individuality of people.Its a simple film which initially got potential to explode but unfortunately failed! Spout Post: Re: Robin Williams..really versatile? http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/Re_Robin_Williams_really_versatile/248/6843/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/9/2007 1:22:02 PM
Body: REAL LIFE HUMOUR = believable humur that may really happen in our day to day life(not like jim carry formula comedy i repeat not comedy but humour)...and i think this is what he does portray...hai you clear resselada?waiting 4 ur reply
]]>Mon, 09 Apr 2007 17:22:02 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs4/9/2007 1:22:02 PMREAL LIFE HUMOUR = believable humur that may really happen in our day to day life(not like jim carry formula comedy i repeat not comedy but humour)...and i think this is what he does portray...hai you clear resselada?waiting 4 ur reply Spout Post: Yet another Robin Williams ANtiboitic! http://www.spout.com/blogs/forrest_gump/archive/2007/4/8/6814.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/8/2007 3:33:00 AM
Body: Now, "Patch Adams" is about a physician who violates the rule against emotional involvement, an infraction which brings him in conflict with the administrator of a hospital and dean of his medical school. By the conclusion of the film he has gained the enthusiastic approval of everyone else--the girl of his dreams who was repelled by him at first meeting, the roommate who challenged his way of thinking, the kids in the cancer ward, the nurses who pretty much said "let Patch be Patch," even the head of a medical disciplinary board that considered expelling him from school. Patch Adams is probably going to be your hero, especially if you've ever gone to the typical full-of-himself, godlike doctor who may hardly make eye contact with you or call you by name or refer to you by anything except a case. He clowns around wildly with the deadly sick kids, using an enema bulb to make a red nose; he insists that a diabetic being studied by a group of medical students be called by her name and not "the diabetic," when making the round he wears shirts that Hawaiians would consider loud. He's a genuine human being. But alas, he's not the sort of guy you'd want for your own physician. While he pricks the pretensions of the pompous practitioners, he goes to the other extreme instead of finding the golden mean. You want your professional to be highly sympathetic, even get somewhat emotionally involved with you and your background. But for laughter, you'd best do what the late editor of Saturday Review magazine, Norman Cousin, did when he was hospitalized with a fatal illness. Rent Charlie Chaplin movies, look at the Marx Brothers, laugh laugh laugh. But you don't want your doctor wear a Pinocchio nose or an enema bulb, do you?Though Patch Adams may not be your cup of curative chicken soup, the movie, which is based on an actual person, is involving and emotionally fulfilling, if quite a bit over-sentimental. Conventionally directed like a TV story by Tom Shadyac and based on Hunter Doherty Adams's own story, "Patch Adams" begins in 1969 when Adams voluntary checks himself into a psychiatric hospital, a suicidal wreck. There he discovers that he has the gift to reach his fellow patients, something the head psychiatrist is unable to do since the latter does not even look his clients in the eye. ("You suck at helping people," Patch says, even though the year is 1969.) Though middle-aged, he decides at that point that he wants to help people and, with the aid of his brilliant mind, is able to enroll in medical school and attain super grades with a minimum of studying. He falls in love with one of the few women in the class (the adorable Monica Potter who looks about twenty years his junior) and with the help of an empathetic classmate, Truman Schiff (Daniel London), he converts that ultra-serious student to his philosophy. His ideology can be summed up, "You treat a disease, you win you lose...you treat a patient and I guarantee you'll win." Much of the film is taken up shtick performed by the title character, played wonderfully and with sincerity by Robin Williams, who has sprung back from his role in the disastrous "What Dreams May Come." As Adams, Mr. Williams finds that he can draw laughter from people of all walks of life and ages, as he demonstrates in speaking to a convention of meat packers where he jokes, "In New Zealand they found a new use for sheep...wool." As the school's dean, Bob Gunton is appropriately villainous, a man whose serious stature is threatened by this great bag of fun. Their personality clash leads to Adams's near dismissal from the school for violating just about every rule of proper behavior in the book, but Adams brings out the humanity of other doctors, such as one played by Josef Sommer (who is, by the way, exactly the sort of physician I would like to have rather than Adams) and the head honcho played by Harve Presnell.Normal rated easy going movie...but u will like it if u like robin williams films,u will love it if u love robin williams..!
]]>Sun, 08 Apr 2007 07:33:00 GMTforrest_gumpforrest_gump Blog4/8/2007 3:33:00 AM Now, "Patch Adams" is about a physician who violates the rule against emotional involvement, an infraction which brings him in conflict with the administrator of a hospital and dean of his medical school. By the conclusion of the film he has gained the enthusiastic approval of everyone else--the girl of his dreams who was repelled by him at first meeting, the roommate who challenged his way of thinking, the kids in the cancer ward, the nurses who pretty much said "let Patch be Patch," even the head of a medical disciplinary board that considered expelling him from school. Patch Adams is probably going to be your hero, especially if you've ever gone to the typical full-of-himself, godlike doctor who may hardly make eye contact with you or call you by name or refer to you by anything except a case. He clowns around wildly with the deadly sick kids, using an enema bulb to make a red nose; he insists that a diabetic being studied by a group of medical students be called by her name and not "the diabetic," when making the round he wears shirts that Hawaiians would consider loud. He's a genuine human being. But alas, he's not the sort of guy you'd want for your own physician. While he pricks the pretensions of the pompous practitioners, he goes to the other extreme instead of finding the golden mean. You want your professional to be highly sympathetic, even get somewhat emotionally involved with you and your background. But for laughter, you'd best do what the late editor of Saturday Review magazine, Norman Cousin, did when he was hospitalized with a fatal illness. Rent Charlie Chaplin movies, look at the Marx Brothers, laugh laugh laugh. But you don't want your doctor wear a Pinocchio nose or an enema bulb, do you?Though Patch Adams may not be your cup of curative chicken soup, the movie, which is based on an actual person, is involving and emotionally fulfilling, if quite a bit over-sentimental. Conventionally directed like a TV story by Tom Shadyac and based on Hunter Doherty Adams's own story, "Patch Adams" begins in 1969 when Adams voluntary checks himself into a psychiatric hospital, a suicidal wreck. There he discovers that he has the gift to reach his fellow patients, something the head psychiatrist is unable to do since the latter does not even look his clients in the eye. ("You suck at helping people," Patch says, even though the year is 1969.) Though middle-aged, he decides at that point that he wants to help people and, with the aid of his brilliant mind, is able to enroll in medical school and attain super grades with a minimum of studying. He falls in love with one of the few women in the class (the adorable Monica Potter who looks about twenty years his junior) and with the help of an empathetic classmate, Truman Schiff (Daniel London), he converts that ultra-serious student to his philosophy. His ideology can be summed up, "You treat a disease, you win you lose...you treat a patient and I guarantee you'll win." Much of the film is taken up shtick performed by the title character, played wonderfully and with sincerity by Robin Williams, who has sprung back from his role in the disastrous "What Dreams May Come." As Adams, Mr. Williams finds that he can draw laughter from people of all walks of life and ages, as he demonstrates in speaking to a convention of meat packers where he jokes, "In New Zealand they found a new use for sheep...wool." As the school's dean, Bob Gunton is appropriately villainous, a man whose serious stature is threatened by this great bag of fun. Their personality clash leads to Adams's near dismissal from the school for violating just about every rule of proper behavior in the book, but Adams brings out the humanity of other doctors, such as one played by Josef Sommer (who is, by the way, exactly the sort of physician I would like to have rather than Adams) and the head honcho played by Harve Presnell.Normal rated easy going movie...but u will like it if u like robin williams films,u will love it if u love robin williams..! Spout Post: Robin Williams..really versatile? http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/Robin_Williams_really_versatile/248/6813/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 4/8/2007 3:29:34 AM
Body: can u guys suggest me a good versatile list of robin williams films? i was just wondering if he is really able to portray himself out of his typical semi comedy characters...he played most of the characters they may vary in occopation or situation but does they really prove his versatility as an actor as all of them must have the common criteria ... REAL LIFE HUMOUR..i want the name of the films where he tried to do something different other than he usually does...
]]>Sun, 08 Apr 2007 07:29:34 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs4/8/2007 3:29:34 AMcan u guys suggest me a good versatile list of robin williams films? i was just wondering if he is really able to portray himself out of his typical semi comedy characters...he played most of the characters they may vary in occopation or situation but does they really prove his versatility as an actor as all of them must have the common criteria ... REAL LIFE HUMOUR..i want the name of the films where he tried to do something different other than he usually does... Spout Post: Another shitfilm from seagal http://www.spout.com/blogs/forrest_gump/archive/2007/3/26/6505.aspx Post By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 3/26/2007 1:28:08 PM
Body: it was just a real bogus one from seagal..i dont know how can he do these sterotype films so continously???gosh!!!!
]]>Mon, 26 Mar 2007 17:28:08 GMTforrest_gumpforrest_gump Blog3/26/2007 1:28:08 PMit was just a real bogus one from seagal..i dont know how can he do these sterotype films so continously???gosh!!!! Spout Post: Re: Top 5 black and white movies made after 1970 http://www.spout.com/groups/Top_5/Re_Top_5_black_and_white_movies_made_after_1970/190/6013/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 3/4/2007 11:47:36 AM
Body: 1. The schindlers list2. Casablanca3. Roman holiday4.The bicycle thief5. Two woman Except Casablanca all these films are my all time favourite films...Till today i sometimes get confused about the depth of Casablanca...till this very moment i dont know why i liked this movie!!
]]>Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:47:36 GMTforrest_gumpTop 53/4/2007 11:47:36 AM1. The schindlers list2. Casablanca3. Roman holiday4.The bicycle thief5. Two woman Except Casablanca all these films are my all time favourite films...Till today i sometimes get confused about the depth of Casablanca...till this very moment i dont know why i liked this movie!! Spout Post: Re: REMAKES & BOOK ADAPTATION!! http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/Re_REMAKES_amp_BOOK_ADAPTATION/248/5822/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 2/27/2007 12:34:09 AM
Body: dear pippinthanx again for replying..but what i meant last day was in broader sense that we all r dedicated to movie including the groups you mentioned and others too..dude, thanx thnx thnx for the suggestion..i do agree with you that the group description is kind of confusion..you know to be honest i wasnt that much careful about that..but now i m...hai i did see the star wars & lordof the rings..but loved the later one..i m damn mad about lord of the rings..on the other hand Bridget Jones Diary dissapointed me everytime..i dont know but for some reason i didnt like it !! can you tell me more about Monty Python and the Holy Grail? i first heard this names!! i
]]>Tue, 27 Feb 2007 05:34:09 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs2/27/2007 12:34:09 AMdear pippinthanx again for replying..but what i meant last day was in broader sense that we all r dedicated to movie including the groups you mentioned and others too..dude, thanx thnx thnx for the suggestion..i do agree with you that the group description is kind of confusion..you know to be honest i wasnt that much careful about that..but now i m...hai i did see the star wars & lordof the rings..but loved the later one..i m damn mad about lord of the rings..on the other hand Bridget Jones Diary dissapointed me everytime..i dont know but for some reason i didnt like it !! can you tell me more about Monty Python and the Holy Grail? i first heard this names!! i Spout Post: Re: Hot Oscar Winning List of 2007 http://www.spout.com/groups/movie_maniacs/Re_Hot_Oscar_Winning_List_of_2007/248/5821/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: forrest_gump
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Post Date: 2/27/2007 12:20:46 AM
Body: i dont know but does helen mirren really worth this oscar? i do belive that its hard to create a character than to adopt a character as you have a idol infront of you.. pepelop did her career best..and she missed it..i m so dissapointed !! now i doubt those oscar guys and others were busy making the queen happy and nothing else...(with due respect to the queen)
]]>Tue, 27 Feb 2007 05:20:46 GMTforrest_gumpmovie_maniacs2/27/2007 12:20:46 AMi dont know but does helen mirren really worth this oscar? i do belive that its hard to create a character than to adopt a character as you have a idol infront of you.. pepelop did her career best..and she missed it..i m so dissapointed !! now i doubt those oscar guys and others were busy making the queen happy and nothing else...(with due respect to the queen) Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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