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**Mon Oct 08, 2007 4:54 pm**

dublinrambler wrote:"This Is England" 5 stars(out of 5) Essential viewing

Great film!

**Tue Oct 09, 2007 11:53 am**

Johan From Sweden wrote:
Clash Cadillac wrote:
Johan From Sweden wrote:
Clash Cadillac wrote:True Romance

Great Movie

Loved the scene where Dennis Hopper's character, knowing he is about to get whacked, tells off the mobster played by Christopher Walken. 2 great actors.

Johan From Sweden wrote:51 st State, i love that movie Great actors, me think. (except for Meatloaf that is)

Did you mean Formula 51 with Samuel L. Jackson

Yeep, It´s called 51 st State in Sweden so i thought that that was the name of the title even in UK and US. Love Robert Carlyle´s acting.

The scene you described is awsome.

Johan

It was named the 51st State in the UK. Just an F.Y.I.

**Tue Oct 09, 2007 6:21 pm**

De tweeling

**Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:39 am**

The Stepford Wives (the newest one)

**Mon Oct 15, 2007 2:04 pm**

Blood Dimond last night. A good movie i think and good actors.

**Mon Oct 15, 2007 3:28 pm**

O Brother where art thou?

**Mon Oct 15, 2007 4:37 pm**

I Heart Huckabees

**Tue Oct 16, 2007 10:44 am**

When Saturday Comes

**Tue Oct 16, 2007 12:13 pm**

halloween - rob zombie's version
resident evil 3

**Wed Oct 17, 2007 9:48 pm**

Once (2006)
A big disappointment, especially after all the hype and enthusiastic reviews.

(The film won the Audience Award at the Sundance Festival and has a very high rating at all kinds of movie websites.) Maybe it’s because the slowish over-emotional music, a crucial part of the film, just didn’t do it for me. What is left then – a weak, schematic story of a Dublin busker and a Czech immigrant finding inspiration in playing and composing together and almost establishing a romantic relationship. The movie tries to avoid teary and saccharine approach, but abounds in cliches and unprobable moments. (The girl dragging a broken vacuum-cleaner through busy Dublin streets like a dog on a leash is about as ridiculous as a bank manager being moved by listening to a few minutes of a whiny demo from a cheap player.) OK, the movie is supposed to to hit emotions, not to apply to reason.

But with me, it somehow missed the target. When in the mood for an Irish music film, I’ll stick to The Commitments.

**Wed Oct 17, 2007 10:43 pm**

Ex Drummer, "three ‘handicapped’ musicians still need a drummer before they can turn into rock ‘n’ roll stars for the one-off major gig they have in mind. They find the drummer they need in the form of the arrogant and successful writer Dries, who regards it as an experiment to ‘step outside his own happiness’ and descend to the less well endowed world of the plebs".

@ Maldoror,
Did you see ex drummer? What did you think about it? I wrote before I love Brusselmans and thought the film was great!
Last weekend I was visiting your city (what a great city btw) and met 'The man'. He was realy nice and funny.

**Thu Oct 18, 2007 2:53 pm**

fluke wrote:Ex Drummer, "three ‘handicapped’ musicians still need a drummer before they can turn into rock ‘n’ roll stars for the one-off major gig they have in mind. They find the drummer they need in the form of the arrogant and successful writer Dries, who regards it as an experiment to ‘step outside his own happiness’ and descend to the less well endowed world of the plebs".

@ Maldoror,
Did you see ex drummer? What did you think about it? I wrote before I love Brusselmans and thought the film was great!
Last weekend I was visiting your city (what a great city btw) and met 'The man'. He was realy nice and funny.

What a coincidence, I just watched it yesterday.

I loved the book, but I thought the movie was a bit of a disappointment. Maybe I expected too much...
But the good point is that it's in WEST-FLEMISH!

**Thu Oct 18, 2007 2:54 pm**

the departed. again

**Sat Oct 20, 2007 1:28 am**

Maldoror wrote:
fluke wrote:Ex Drummer, "three ‘handicapped’ musicians still need a drummer before they can turn into rock ‘n’ roll stars for the one-off major gig they have in mind. They find the drummer they need in the form of the arrogant and successful writer Dries, who regards it as an experiment to ‘step outside his own happiness’ and descend to the less well endowed world of the plebs".

@ Maldoror,
Did you see ex drummer? What did you think about it? I wrote before I love Brusselmans and thought the film was great!
Last weekend I was visiting your city (what a great city btw) and met 'The man'. He was realy nice and funny.

What a coincidence, I just watched it yesterday. I loved the book, but I thought the movie was a bit of a disappointment. Maybe I expected too much...
But the good point is that it's in WEST-FLEMISH!

I saw it in the theater and had to have it so I downloaded it. (it was not yet for sale..) It hardly made any sence to me without subtitles..

I love the (flemish) soundtrack as well. Oh how much I love your language!

**Sat Oct 20, 2007 5:28 pm**

fluke wrote:Oh how much I love your language!

Yeah, we rule!

I got the dvd and the book for free this week, when I bought a magazine.
By the way, what did you visit in Gent?

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