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ProfHawking wrote:da do chev ron ron, da do chev ron

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5000 5perm to anyone (but eion) who can name this movie, and tell me the only reason it might possibly be considered notable



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FLANGE:

@Berk, it wouldn't happen to be a kinda supernatural horrory type movie where they use magical wishes while good for a small period of time turn to shit after 12/24 hours would it?


@Eion: Bullit? or The Rock?

buzzmong wrote:@Berk, it wouldn't happen to be a kinda supernatural horrory type movie where they use magical wishes while good for a small period of time turn to shit after 12/24 hours would it?

Nope, but one of the words in there might just cover why it's kinda notable

eion wrote:FLANGE: eions pic

They Live?

Duke of Ted wrote: They Live?

Correct.

eion wrote:
Correct.

surprised myself there

I'd like to assume that's a starwars. but you're probably a bastard

Dr. kitteny berk wrote:you're probably a bastard

The Name of the Rose?

Roman Totale wrote:The Name of the Rose?

nope

In response to your txt Ted: No I didn't see the DVD on the side, but I still think I know what it is. But as it's a family favourite (assuming I'm right) I'm not going to guess.

spoodie wrote:But as it's a family favourite

Animal Farm?

Roman Totale wrote:
Animal Farm?

No, the other family favourite.

spoodie wrote: No, the other family favourite.

Well, from the frame I'm sure it's not Ichi the Killer.

eion wrote: Well, from the frame I'm sure it's not Ichi the Killer.

Not seen that, but the trivia section of its Wikipedia page made me lol. Is it worth seeing, or is it just violence for the sake of violence?

Watched a bit of Saw 3 a while ago (having seen neither of the first two) and was very bored and put off quickly by the fact that the storyline seemed to be merely an excuse for violence, rather than violence being integrated into a proper story.

Lateralus wrote:Is it worth seeing, or is it just violence for the sake of violence?

It's definitely worth seeing, but be warned that the content is quite strong (in relation to the kind of movies that vaguely normal people typically watch).

I can cope with strong content, as long as it is within a decent context.

Harry Potter?