Adam4868
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I liked that film !
What film did you watch last night?
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swee'pea99
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In Bruges is a terrific fillum!
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Only relief was Ralph Fiennes comedy accent
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Which bit, the credits? is it's an insult to dire to use the word
Adam4868
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Yea agree Feinnes is a brilliant actor.But back to Bruge I loved it.Dont usually like Farrel but him and Gleeson are a perfect match ! Actually made me want to go to Bruge,which I did !
Watch it again you'll enjoy it more....
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swee'pea99
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Great plot, tight, well-crafted script, lean, efficient direction and a terrific central relationship between two excellent actors at the top of their game. I'm really surprised to hear of anyone watching it & not enjoying it, TBH.
MontyVeda
a short-tempered ill-controlled small-minded troll
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- Lancaster... the little city.
the film lets itself down at the end.
All the way through they make a big deal of them dum-dum bullets that shatter in the body, then at the end, the bullet goes straight through Farrell and hits the dwarf in the face. 
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Are we talking about the same film? Fiennes as a comedy villain, Farrell as a half witted first time assassin who kills a kid, Gleeson who is just boring the whole way through, tedious plot if you could call it a plot, I'm struggling to find a redeeming feature over than the location. However it would not be good for us all to be the same, but it rates as one of the worst films I have ever seen. What was really annoying was I only watched it as I was looking for Ronin & that wasn't on Netflix so watched that instead.
Skibird
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- Location
- Brighstone, Newport
McFarland USA with Kevin Costner (based on a true story), which I thought was great.
swee'pea99
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Well & truly, in fact I think the 91% all had white sticks & a Labrador
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About Time, typical Richard Curtis, watchable if you've nothing better to do, I felt cheated when it got to the end, I just wanted "Something" to have happened in the 2hrs 3mins. The acting was great, the interaction, the characters, just nothing happened, maybe it's me, maybe I shouldn't be watching films currently if I'm being so critical.
AndyRM
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If the 91% are blind, perhaps the 9% are deaf?
Went the pictures to see 'Once upon a time in Hollywood' and it was a great film spoiled only by the aerosol (sp) who chose - of all the seats in that entire cinema - to sit in the one on front of mine!
It's a great film by the way but I suspect you'll have to be a bona-fide cinema lover and over a certain age to fully understand and get what it's all about.
It's a great film by the way but I suspect you'll have to be a bona-fide cinema lover and over a certain age to fully understand and get what it's all about.
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Well I'm 1 of the 9% who definitely is, well in one ear anyway, although the other is not good, which is why having music over the top of speech is not good for me.
