It may not be the worst, but I watched 'Ghost in the Shell' last night and thought it wasn't that great.
The Japanese should have kept the movie and made it themselves.
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It may not be the worst, but I watched 'Ghost in the Shell' last night and thought it wasn't that great.
The Japanese should have kept the movie and made it themselves.
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The original anime is so good,way ahead of its time and influenced so muchOriginally Posted by Floki
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The best exotic merigold hotel has to be the worse one I have seen I do not know how I made it through the whole thing.Steve
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Have to agree with you Floki.
It looked very good but and Scarlett was excellent as ever, but overall it was disappointing.
When I went to see it there was literally no one else in the cinema! That was spooky!
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Long, long ago, before many of you were born, in a dim and distant land(Dublin) far, far, back in the mists of time(1986),I went, as was my wont, to the Screen Cinema, Hawkins Street (now sadly shut).
I chose a film and entered for the worst cinematic experience of my life.
It was a film about Rosa Luxemburg (a German revolutionary, agitator ;executed in 1920),in German with English subtitles. I made my excuses to the £1.50 ticket I had purchased and I departed. Probably the only time I left the cinema early.
Thought of posting that here before but I am only now finally over the trauma,
and the boredom.
Incidentally, the past really is a foreign country, Dublin at that time was full of derelict sites, there was no money or incentive to build.
In many places (including on the quays) you could see where a house in a brick terrace had been demolished and the gables of the 3/4 storey houses either side would be propped up with large wooden beams.
Stephen's Green Shopping Centre opened, 1988- before that it had been an empty lot, for years, behind plywood hoardings.
Jervis St. changed from hospital to shopping centre in 1989,
and even in 1986,most of the M50 was merely a gleam, glinting in the eye of some planning engineer.
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Shalom/salaam.
10,000 years of Middle Eastern civilisation and the place is not at peace but rather in pieces.
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Still to this day I can't get how anyone can sit at a table, have a live monkey brought out, put in some sort of a neck brace and then the customers beat him over the head with mallets, cut his skull open and eat it's brains and no not CGI, actually done it
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077533/
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