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Bringing Up Baby (Howard Hawks, 1938)
Old screwball comedies are great!
Bringing Up Baby (Howard Hawks, 1938)
Old screwball comedies are great!
Went to see "The last king of Scotland" last night and I was very impressed by it. Forest Whitaker was really excellent in this role. Some quite gruesome moments though. Damn near gave me nightmares!
"Mongo only pawn in game of life..."
Blazingmonga wrote:Went to see "The last king of Scotland" last night and I was very impressed by it. Forest Whitaker was really excellent in this role. Some quite gruesome moments though. Damn near gave me nightmares!
Forest got an "Globe" for that! He was really on tears when he recieved it. He seem to be a very nice and bottomlike actor!
We are Strapping Young Lad from Canada and you are not.
ASHORIZZOR wrote:Blazingmonga wrote:Went to see "The last king of Scotland" last night and I was very impressed by it. Forest Whitaker was really excellent in this role. Some quite gruesome moments though. Damn near gave me nightmares!
Forest got an "Globe" for that! He was really on tears when he recieved it. He seem to be a very nice and bottomlike actor!
"Bottomlike?"
Josiah Tobin wrote:ASHORIZZOR wrote:Blazingmonga wrote:Went to see "The last king of Scotland" last night and I was very impressed by it. Forest Whitaker was really excellent in this role. Some quite gruesome moments though. Damn near gave me nightmares!
Forest got an "Globe" for that! He was really on tears when he recieved it. He seem to be a very nice and bottomlike actor!
"Bottomlike?"
I meant something like: "Dow-to-earth"! Sorry.
We are Strapping Young Lad from Canada and you are not.
ASHORIZZOR wrote:Blazingmonga wrote:Went to see "The last king of Scotland" last night and I was very impressed by it. Forest Whitaker was really excellent in this role. Some quite gruesome moments though. Damn near gave me nightmares!
Forest got an "Globe" for that! He was really on tears when he recieved it. He seem to be a very nice and bottomlike actor!
Mr Whitaker is one of my favourite actors, due mainly to the fact that he was Ghost Dog. Go rent it everyone, it's great.
JuZ wrote:Mr Whitaker is one of my favourite actors, due mainly to the fact that he was Ghost Dog. Go rent it everyone, it's great.
Thanks for the tip, I just rememered that I really wanted to see that. I just added it to my rental list...cheers!
"Mongo only pawn in game of life..."
djskrimp wrote:Atari wrote:The Pursuit of Happyness. It has the rare honour of being one of few moves that made me cry.
Off to see Rocky Balboa on Tuesday
That, and the Borat movie, right? (Just kidding, not trying to belittle your emotions.)
I was just thinking of throwing in another movie because of the "it made me cry" comment, but then I read your post and... Yes, I think it would be hard to come up with something that fits even less than Borat in this connection
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Sounds like a good idea for a new thread, Stoney 
Hm... One movie that at least came close to putting a tiny tear into my eye was ET - although I think I should add that I was about seven or eight years old.
And although it didn't make me cry, the ending of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest definitely managed to catch me on a very emotional level.
That's all I can think of right now, but I'm sure there are/ were more movies which are worth being mentioned in this context.
Hm... One movie that at least came close to putting a tiny tear into my eye was ET - although I think I should add that I was about seven or eight years old.
And although it didn't make me cry, the ending of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest definitely managed to catch me on a very emotional level.
That's all I can think of right now, but I'm sure there are/ were more movies which are worth being mentioned in this context.
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