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BlueQuill
Joined: Jul 29, 2005
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From: India
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The matrix all 3 parts. LOTR and Braveheart
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anay
Joined: Sep 17, 2004
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From: London
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Matrix
LOTR
Die Hard
Indian Jones
Titanic
Pirates Of The Carribean
Welcome to the jungle
Ice Age
Finding Nemo
Independence Day
Day after tomorrow
E.T
Monster Inc
Twister
Deep impact
Shrek
Oceans 11 + 12
Terminator
Batmin Begins (Or the lastest one)
Back to the future
Rush Hour
Cant be bothered to name any more
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andymac
Joined: Jul 14, 2005
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From: Gloucester, England
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Deliverance, Highlander, Gumball Rally |
goldenface
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From: Liverpool City Centre
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I remember a film last year about a man who was living in a house with about 9 other different characters who were in constant conflict with each other and some got killed. Then the twist was, all these people turned out to be his multiple personalities and he was actually a maniac locked up in an institution. Freaky it was! I just can't remember the name. . . Would love to find out what it was.
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jenbones
Joined: Feb 19, 2005
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From: london
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Happy Gilmore 
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Janet_k500i
Joined: Sep 03, 2005
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From: The Hague, Netherlands
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Madagscar
Finding Nemo
Back to the future
Dont Be a Menace
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mrao
Joined: Nov 11, 2004
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From: Mumbai, India
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The Godfather Trilogy
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Bambino
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From: Clow Kingdom
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nokia's commercials
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blayv
Joined: Oct 24, 2004
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From: Srbija
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1.grisly
2.armageddon
3.green mile
these three candies are my favorits in negative context, they are (imho) so stupid, they became my favorits in the end (it's very hard to make THAT stupid movies  ).
positive favorits are some cult domestic movies
(the ones you can watch 100x and they are still interesting),
then
1.lock,stock...
2.matrix part 1
3.devil's advocate
4.nightwatch (or 'nochnoi dozor')
5.scary movie
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Kryptik
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From: Port Elizabeth, S.Africa
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On 2005-08-04 02:44:15, goldenface wrote:
I remember a film last year about a man who was living in a house with about 9 other different characters who were in constant conflict with each other and some got killed. Then the twist was, all these people turned out to be his multiple personalities and he was actually a maniac locked up in an institution. Freaky it was! I just can't remember the name. . .
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It's 4a.m. here, i've just woken and logged on coz i'm compulsive 
and then i saw your post... Knew i wouldn't be able to sleep until i remembered the name, so i got up and went to look through my dvd collection  The movie was called "IDENTITY" and i must agree, brilliant piece of work!!!
Right, mission accomplished, back to dreamland Oh, btw, my favourite movie has to be FRIDAY.
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mad4mobiles
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Hostage - Bruce Willis is great 
2 Fast 2 Furious - you just can't say no if you a big car fan...
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methylated_spirit
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From: Bonnie Scotland
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Your top 10 favourite movies
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On 2005-10-10 09:19:52, mad4mobiles wrote:
Hostage - Bruce Willis is great
2 Fast 2 Furious - you just can't say no if you a big car fan...
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@mad - H m m m . . . just my thoughts here mate. I've watched movies from the Casablanca/Gone With The Wind ones down to the present. After having watched 'almost' all of Bruce Willis' flicks, I can say that this movie - Hostage, was one of the 'crap' he made . . . less action, more on talks etc. Looks like he even did not move a 'finger' doin' this one. Cannot be compared at all to his Die Hard series, not even to that where he co-starred with: Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn: (Death Becomes Her) !
I've seen the flick: TROY (Brad Pitt/Peter O'Toole) numerous times - one of the BEST so far. I hope it'll get the BEST PICTURE nomination in the Oscar's - next year (March 2006)!
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blayv
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@jn :-) i didn't like troy at all. it's on my black list- because it's not according to history data- too much commercialised, and compressed in 90mins, feels like 'strawberries with added sugar'. :-)
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On 2005-10-10 16:37:04, blayv wrote:
@jn i didn't like troy at all. it's on my black list- because it's not according to history data- too much commercialised, and compressed in 90mins, feels like 'strawberries with added sugar'.
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@blayv - Your thoughts are respected . . . BUT, everytime movies like this are made, producers/directors etc. makes sure that they are bound buy the history of the movie they are making. Just like in the case of The Passion Of The Christ, we can see some brutal beatings (full of blood) done to Jesus, and as far as history recollects, the re-enactment really TOOK place. I guess this what also transpired with this movie - Troy ! Inspired from Homer's - Iliad! But of course, we have to think also how a face like that of - Helen, can launch a thousand ship/vessels  in the movie, specially during the scenes of the battle and the voyage of Troy's troops, it is very obvious that those scenes were computer generated . . . as by the numbers, they just cannot 'easily' produce that many . . .
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