127 Hours

[longers]

Crikey again!

I had wondered previously about your username but never imagined that

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[TheDoctor]

Holy crap, TB!!!

I'd wondered about your user name too, but I put it down to a fondness for Tiger Rolls. Or Frosties.

 

[jig-sore]

you people really should watch the saw films if you want to see people in desperate situations. same sort of thing but filmed for gore not "art"

search for "saw 6 part 1" on you tube. it goes along the "arm cutting theme" BUT i warn you its stomach churning.

dont watch it if you dont like this sort of thing, this one even freaked me out when i first saw it

 

[ColinJ]

Chipperfields Circus, ~5:30 pm 25/feb/1998.
http://news.bbc.co.u...hi/uk/60162.stm
Silly accident at work after you take a short cut and don't get away with it.
But I was lucky as it could have been a lot worse.

Ps, my nickname is Tigerbiten because I'm Tiger bitten ...........

Luck .............

I remember that incident - very scary!

Blimey, I faint at the drop of a hat. No way would I even remain conscious, let alone be joking with paramedics if something like that happened to me. I'd probably die of shock before they even arrived!

I can see why you are going to give 127 hours a miss though...

Somebody I know went to see the film the other night and they recommended it. They said 'the scene' wasn't as gory as it might have been.

PS You've lost a 't' in your forum name. Did the tiger get it?

 

[Cletus Van Damme]

I watched it last night. I thought it was really good, most new films are sh1t, but this is well worth watching. I thought that I would get bored but I didn't. Then again I like Danny Boyle films, 28 Days Later and Trainspotting being my favourites.

 

[ComedyPilot]

Just got back from the flicks, and watched 127 Hours.

I will not say anything other than WATCH IT.

Best night out in a while. Made me jump/cringe/wince/laugh/smile/gasp in horror.

What more do you need in a film?

Excellent cinematography from Mr Boyle (as ever) and is a film all 'outdoorsy' people will enjoy.

 

[aberal]

Just back from watching it too and enjoyed it. Occasionally harrowing. It's not every day that you watch someone strum the nerve inside their own arm... But moving as well - the "oops" moment, for some reason, got to me. As did the eventual rescue.

 

[ComedyPilot]

A documentary about it

 

[atbman]

Read a piece on the film that said with Danny Boyle directing it, the story was in good hands In Metro, I think

 

[ColinJ]

I went to see it this evening. I'd agree that it is a pretty good film, and strangely uplifting. I decided not to watch the gory bit too closely though, and even the sounds were getting to me!