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Movies that are NOT better with drugs.
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djcheezwhiz
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shawshank redemption...a beautiful movie all by itself...
dead poets society...see point above
almost famous...see 2 points above
jc
ps i can imagine requiem on a sketchy sunday...it's a pretty crazy movie...
dead poets society...see point above
almost famous...see 2 points above
jc
ps i can imagine requiem on a sketchy sunday...it's a pretty crazy movie...
BigBadBaldy
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Documentary footage of WW2 concentration camps being liberated.
BBB.
I'm not being a smart ass, by the way.
For once.
BBB.
I'm not being a smart ass, by the way.
For once.
BigBadBaldy
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The original dutch version of "The Vanishing" I hope, not that remake with Kiefer Sutherland.
BBB.
The original is fucking intense. The remake is shit. IMO.
BBB.
The original is fucking intense. The remake is shit. IMO.
BigBadBaldy
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LIAR!!!
BigBadBaldy
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Taken from a Washington Post review of the film by Desson Howe, accessed through MRQE:
"What happens to Saskia (Johanna Ter Steege) is what "The Vanishing," a 1988 Franco-Dutch production, is all about."
BBB.
YaY! We're both right!
"What happens to Saskia (Johanna Ter Steege) is what "The Vanishing," a 1988 Franco-Dutch production, is all about."
BBB.
YaY! We're both right!
BigBadBaldy
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Really? Where did you find this out?
BBB.
Interesting fact.
Originally posted by BigBadBaldy
Taken from a Washington Post review of the film by Desson Howe, accessed through MRQE:
"What happens to Saskia (Johanna Ter Steege) is what "The Vanishing," a 1988 Franco-Dutch production, is all about."
BBB.
YaY! We're both right!
Yeah..I guess.
But it was still french.
Ming.
BBB: I'm can't quite remember where exactly, but I came across that info while putting together a multi media project on Hitchcock at school. I'll have a look-see at my books at home to find a source.
It was quite common for Hollwood filmmakers to get involved in filming war footage. John Ford and John Huston shot some legendary stuff themselves -- the latter was said to have shot some of the bloodiest war doc footage ever, so bloody it was never made public.
It was quite common for Hollwood filmmakers to get involved in filming war footage. John Ford and John Huston shot some legendary stuff themselves -- the latter was said to have shot some of the bloodiest war doc footage ever, so bloody it was never made public.
poker face
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Requiem for a dream