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Two movies One thumbs Up and the Other...
HarryLime 10 Reviews 3682 reads
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1 / 18

... thumbs down (way down).

Troy --- Thumbs Down.  Brad Pitt's Role was miscast.  It was the role Arnold was
born to play.  Everything Sucked.  It is the kind of picture where you want to shout sarcastic comments at the screen.  I could knock everything but the knees of the dancing girls and nature anticipates me there..

The Saddest Music in the World ---  Thumbs Up.  A story that is easy to follow and
much too strange to describe.   Think Winnipeg in the depression.  A
contest by a beer company to pick the saddest music in the world (so people will listen and drink more beer)  One of the characters has glass artificial legs filled with beer.  A look like a silent film.  The final climatic scene is a musical contest between Serbia and the US.  (But I don't want to give it away).  A movie where it would be fun to attend intoxicated.

Jockeypants 22 Reviews 2780 reads
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2 / 18

Terrific.  Very funny political satire.  And just plain funny.  Low budget.  The premise being: what would happen if all the Mexicans in California disappeared for a day?

VonRyan 15 Reviews 2598 reads
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3 / 18

I'm going to try and see it this week.

Cheers!

MIKEJ 2221 reads
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4 / 18

Brad Pitt looked more like a surfer dude from Zuma beach CA, rather than a fearless warrior!

-- Modified on 5/17/2004 11:19:15 PM

HarryLime 10 Reviews 2763 reads
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5 / 18

Saw it,  been going to films a lot lately.  DW is one of americas best actors.  He saves whkat appears to be a remake of an old Japaneese Flick.  The film uses lots of MTV cuts which sometime take away from the story and other times hide the weakness of the thing.  It is a guy movie -- If you are taking generic woman you won't get laid for your choice of the flick.

Guz 25 Reviews 3491 reads
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6 / 18

I heard Troy starts out slow and then picks up and gets better and that the battle scenes are good and One scene between Pitt and a lady is so great that women were melting in their seats. LOL

Aphra 3025 reads
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7 / 18

On a related topic, saw this report from Cannes in today's Guardian:

http://film.guardian.co.uk/cannes2004/story/0,14498,1218440,00.html

Apparently Michael Winterbottom has made the most sexually explicit mainstream film in British film history.

HarryLime 10 Reviews 2382 reads
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8 / 18

...at $200m to make, they need every dollar they can get.

stilltryin25 16 Reviews 6278 reads
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9 / 18

The Iliad started out slowly but picked up steam up to it's climactic conclusion.

Guz 25 Reviews 3173 reads
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10 / 18

I'm not a big fan of Brad Pitt...Although Seven and Fight Club were great movies

shamrocker 1979 reads
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11 / 18

Brad Pitt,,,Although he has been blessed with good looks ect.......he has yet to give hollywood a "hollywood profit blockbuster"    
A case to argue,,,,,look's arent everything :)

HarryLime 10 Reviews 2477 reads
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12 / 18
llcar 9 Reviews 3371 reads
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13 / 18

I liked the Kill Bill sequels (2 especially).  

If you want a good war movie, RAN by Akira Kurosawa is fantastic - a Samurai version of Shakespeare's King Lear.

SULLY 24 Reviews 2725 reads
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1woody 18 Reviews 3151 reads
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15 / 18

Anger Management,  Adam Sandler and Jack Nickolson.    Almost as funny as "Something's got to give"

random133 117 Reviews 2362 reads
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16 / 18

a bad Stallone/Schwarzenegger redux with lots of pretentious camerawork

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