Hipster_Nebula wrote:
My favourite Kubrick film is actually Eyes Wide Shut, I've no doubt I'm completely alone in that thinking.
I am amazed. Care to elaborate on why you rate it so highly?
Hipster_Nebula wrote:
My favourite Kubrick film is actually Eyes Wide Shut, I've no doubt I'm completely alone in that thinking.
xmiles wrote:Hipster_Nebula wrote:
My favourite Kubrick film is actually Eyes Wide Shut, I've no doubt I'm completely alone in that thinking.
I am amazed. Care to elaborate on why you rate it so highly?
largehat wrote:I agree, this is an excellent film. The girl in the lead role was brilliant.
This is the problem with Hollywood though. The Swedish language film was so fantastic that rather than distribute and market it they just make it again in English for the benefit of all the retards who won't watch a film unless it's in English and they recognise most of the actors.
Natasha Whittam wrote:
You know why I like this film though, it had a proper ending. Harriott was still alive and got to meet her uncle who had been looking for her for 40 years. I hate films that don't want to complete the story just to appear "arty" or clever.
largehat wrote:I pre-booked the best two seats in the house
Natasha Whittam wrote:largehat wrote:I pre-booked the best two seats in the house
Why do you need two seats, are you chubby?
largehat wrote:
Even Bolton Hater wouldn't need two seats there, they are huge. I'm going with a mate. The one who got that bird up the duff.
largehat wrote:Well, finally seeing The Dark Knight Rises tonight. I pre-booked the best two seats in the house at the IMAX in Manchester for tonight about 2 days after creating this thread.
I will let you know what I thought later, without spoiling it for anyone.
xmiles wrote:
Will be interested to hear what you think.
My son, whose opinion I respect, says the critics had it wrong and it is worth seeing.
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