Hayley in Hard Candy, now that's what I call villainy.
Give it a go ACE it's very good
Genius never seen that BBC version but it's gone straight to the top of my list love Cushing he's awesome, and the BBC version of tinker tailor is brilliant love it. You ever seen boys from the black stuff?
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1984 Ace great movie of one of the greatest books ever written
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Read the book 3 or 4 times I reckon, one of my favourites but never seen the film. Maybe I should get round to it.
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Its a decent film and both Hurt and Burton are on good form but the book remains more powerfull.
Bill the butcher - Gangs of New York
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Give it a go ACE it's very good
Genius never seen that BBC version but it's gone straight to the top of my list love Cushing he's awesome, and the BBC version of tinker tailor is brilliant love it. You ever seen boys from the black stuff?
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Heard of it,I think I saw it on youtube last year.Will check it out,cheers
Currently watching some late 80's Japanese-cyberpunk-art film.
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posted 55 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
1984 Ace great movie of one of the greatest books ever written
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Read the book 3 or 4 times I reckon, one of my favourites but never seen the film. Maybe I should get round to it.
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Its a decent film and both Hurt and Burton are on good form but the book remains more powerfull.
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Ah yeah totally agree the book is the best version of read it over and over again and it's mental
How relevant orwells message is becoming more and more relevant in today's society, Steve jobs was big brother
If you like the BBC dramas you'll love boys from the blackstuff it's amazing, there is a TV play that proceeds it if you can get that and watch it first it's good but not essential Bleasdale is a great writer.
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posted 2 minutes ago
comment by THE ACE FACE (U18814)
posted 55 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
1984 Ace great movie of one of the greatest books ever written
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Read the book 3 or 4 times I reckon, one of my favourites but never seen the film. Maybe I should get round to it.
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Its a decent film and both Hurt and Burton are on good form but the book remains more powerfull.
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Ah yeah totally agree the book is the best version of read it over and over again and it's mental
How relevant orwells message is becoming more and more relevant in today's society, Steve jobs was big brother
If you like the BBC dramas you'll love boys from the blackstuff it's amazing, there is a TV play that proceeds it if you can get that and watch it first it's good but not essential Bleasdale is a great writer.
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Boys from the blackstuff is brilliant. The final scene in The Green Man pub is one of the funniest yet saddest scenes ever.
And snowy knotty hard scene to watch.
I love "people say you look like me"
Agent Smith in The Matrix. Loved the karate kids even the new one enemies. Gone in 60 seconds Calitri. fast and furious 6 liked Owen Shaw.
Gone in 60 seconds Calitri. fast and furious 6 liked Owen Shaw.
Oh dear lord
F&F 6?!? - someone's trippin'!!!!
Gary Oldman as what ever villain he plays.
Gollum
Tom Hiddleston as Loki
Alan Rickman as the Sheriff of Notingham
Any fast and furious movie!!! How can anyone think they're actually good gilms they're tripe
Isn't the guy in that Tokyo one called DK cause he's hne drift king???? Great writing that
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Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) : American Psycho
A masterclass in narcissistic sociopathy.
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Guy Pearce in Lawless
Jude Law in Road to Perdition
Lil Ze in City of God
Epps in 12 Years A Slave
John Doe in Se7en
Ben Drew and his gang in Harry Brown
The Captain in Pans Labyrinth
Giger's Alien
Predator
Godzilla
King Kong
George Bush in Fahrenheit 9/11
The farmer's wife in Chicken Run
The Zombies in I Am Legend
The PE teacher and Jud in Kes
Ben Kingsley character Don Logan in sexy beast. Superb and brilliantly played by Kingsley. " yes yes yes yes yes you will do it yes yes yes"
The Duke in Escape from New York.
Barnes from platoon was a good shout. I hated him in that film.
Loved the (stereotypical) divide between the left and right in that film, the stoner left who just didn't want to be there and the fired up right, who were psycho. Very political reflection of the U.S., even if stereotypically done. Great film.
Bardem in No Country.
Nurse Ratched in One flew over the Cuckoos nest. Most hateable character of all time.
Keyser Soze just for the brilliant twist, and such a likeable villain.
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posted on 22/4/15
Hayley in Hard Candy, now that's what I call villainy.
posted on 22/4/15
Give it a go ACE it's very good
Genius never seen that BBC version but it's gone straight to the top of my list love Cushing he's awesome, and the BBC version of tinker tailor is brilliant love it. You ever seen boys from the black stuff?
posted on 22/4/15
comment by THE ACE FACE (U18814)
posted 55 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
1984 Ace great movie of one of the greatest books ever written
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Read the book 3 or 4 times I reckon, one of my favourites but never seen the film. Maybe I should get round to it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Its a decent film and both Hurt and Burton are on good form but the book remains more powerfull.
posted on 22/4/15
Bill the butcher - Gangs of New York
posted on 22/4/15
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 9 seconds ago
Give it a go ACE it's very good
Genius never seen that BBC version but it's gone straight to the top of my list love Cushing he's awesome, and the BBC version of tinker tailor is brilliant love it. You ever seen boys from the black stuff?
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Heard of it,I think I saw it on youtube last year.Will check it out,cheers
Currently watching some late 80's Japanese-cyberpunk-art film.
posted on 22/4/15
The Joker.
posted on 22/4/15
comment by My_Genius_Ball_Bag (U19099)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by THE ACE FACE (U18814)
posted 55 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
1984 Ace great movie of one of the greatest books ever written
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Read the book 3 or 4 times I reckon, one of my favourites but never seen the film. Maybe I should get round to it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Its a decent film and both Hurt and Burton are on good form but the book remains more powerfull.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ah yeah totally agree the book is the best version of read it over and over again and it's mental
How relevant orwells message is becoming more and more relevant in today's society, Steve jobs was big brother
If you like the BBC dramas you'll love boys from the blackstuff it's amazing, there is a TV play that proceeds it if you can get that and watch it first it's good but not essential Bleasdale is a great writer.
posted on 22/4/15
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posted on 22/4/15
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by My_Genius_Ball_Bag (U19099)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by THE ACE FACE (U18814)
posted 55 seconds ago
comment by kneerash-23 Cara Gold (U6876)
posted 10 minutes ago
1984 Ace great movie of one of the greatest books ever written
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Read the book 3 or 4 times I reckon, one of my favourites but never seen the film. Maybe I should get round to it.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Its a decent film and both Hurt and Burton are on good form but the book remains more powerfull.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ah yeah totally agree the book is the best version of read it over and over again and it's mental
How relevant orwells message is becoming more and more relevant in today's society, Steve jobs was big brother
If you like the BBC dramas you'll love boys from the blackstuff it's amazing, there is a TV play that proceeds it if you can get that and watch it first it's good but not essential Bleasdale is a great writer.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Boys from the blackstuff is brilliant. The final scene in The Green Man pub is one of the funniest yet saddest scenes ever.
posted on 22/4/15
And snowy knotty hard scene to watch.
I love "people say you look like me"
posted on 22/4/15
Agent Smith in The Matrix. Loved the karate kids even the new one enemies. Gone in 60 seconds Calitri. fast and furious 6 liked Owen Shaw.
posted on 22/4/15
Gone in 60 seconds Calitri. fast and furious 6 liked Owen Shaw.
Oh dear lord
posted on 22/4/15
F&F 6?!? - someone's trippin'!!!!
posted on 22/4/15
Gary Oldman as what ever villain he plays.
Gollum
Tom Hiddleston as Loki
Alan Rickman as the Sheriff of Notingham
posted on 22/4/15
Any fast and furious movie!!! How can anyone think they're actually good gilms they're tripe
Isn't the guy in that Tokyo one called DK cause he's hne drift king???? Great writing that
posted on 22/4/15
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posted on 22/4/15
Patrick Bateman (Christian Bale) : American Psycho
A masterclass in narcissistic sociopathy.
posted on 22/4/15
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posted on 22/4/15
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posted on 22/4/15
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posted on 22/4/15
Guy Pearce in Lawless
Jude Law in Road to Perdition
Lil Ze in City of God
Epps in 12 Years A Slave
John Doe in Se7en
Ben Drew and his gang in Harry Brown
The Captain in Pans Labyrinth
Giger's Alien
Predator
Godzilla
King Kong
George Bush in Fahrenheit 9/11
The farmer's wife in Chicken Run
The Zombies in I Am Legend
The PE teacher and Jud in Kes
posted on 22/4/15
Ben Kingsley character Don Logan in sexy beast. Superb and brilliantly played by Kingsley. " yes yes yes yes yes you will do it yes yes yes"
posted on 22/4/15
The Duke in Escape from New York.
posted on 23/4/15
Barnes from platoon was a good shout. I hated him in that film.
Loved the (stereotypical) divide between the left and right in that film, the stoner left who just didn't want to be there and the fired up right, who were psycho. Very political reflection of the U.S., even if stereotypically done. Great film.
posted on 23/4/15
Bardem in No Country.
Nurse Ratched in One flew over the Cuckoos nest. Most hateable character of all time.
Keyser Soze just for the brilliant twist, and such a likeable villain.
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