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Bluelighter
You calling my wife a cunt????

hahaha, any excuse to post that picture again

You calling my wife a cunt????
I'm not a smelly hippy...will you still hit me with a pickaxe?
No I don't speak German, that's not the point. If you can't understand what the point is maybe you shouldn't be replying.
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You can't possibly post that kind of bull............
AND
post in the Big Brother thread as well.
Dude what is that? An Aardvark??
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Actually what I took to be the point was that you feel that in order to be considered to be a good movie they would have to set it in the language of the country
Completely pretentious
This goes to show that you are more interested in how you may be perceived rather than your enjoyment of the story itself.
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Aaaaannnnddddd... from aardvarks (which are a type of anteater, I believe) back to films
I'll narrow "films" down to one specific one when I've watched one again. In the meantime feel free to add fillum talk. Take ya Spade bashing to his Q&A Thread or Gibberings or summat please, folks![]()
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Nope. You've missed the point again.
Just because they have the the actual language for the country the film is set in doesn't mean it's good it just means its more authentic and beleiveable which means there's more chance of me enjoying it but not neccessarily.
Nothing pretentious about wanting a bit of authenticity in a film. When a films about Nazis for example and the actors are all speaking in broad American accents it detracts from the film. It doesn't seem right and it ruins the film in most cases. I'm not the only one on here who thinks this, I know a few folk have mentioned in the past that it irks them too.
No, what it shows is that for the story to be truely beleiveable they really need to use the proper languages, anything else and it seems false.
Sooorrryyyy. I just go about on tangents. As for films, I cannot possibly contribute. I like what I like. Could be a fantastic art film or main stream b.s. I mean one of my favourite films is Half Baked. AWESOME. So I am no film critic but I just like what I like and that movie is funny!!
Also Known As:
One Man and His Pig
The Pig Fucking Movie (International: English title) (informal alternative title)
Manhunter is a 1986 thriller film based on Thomas Harris's novel Red Dragon. Written and directed by Michael Mann, it features Brian Cox as the popular character Hannibal Lecter (although the character's name is spelled "Lecktor" in this film) and stars William Petersen, Joan Allen, Kim Greist, Dennis Farina and Tom Noonan. The cinematographer was Dante Spinotti who also served as the director of photography on Red Dragon, the 2002 film version of the novel.
half baked is a goodun, but the best stoner comedy of recent years has to be how high method man and redman smoking the ashes of their dead friend to get into harvard cannot be beat.