ant-mac
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I saw that in the cinema with my mother and my ex.
Now, one is dead and the other is dead to me.
Yes, the film even provided enough ice for everyone.
So convenient!
Fun The Last Movie That You Watched?
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Now, one is dead and the other is dead to me.
So convenient!
mustang2006
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Hint: It's a Bogart movie.
mustang2006
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Double Indemnity (1944), Great Billy Wilder film, baby...
ant-mac
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MCCANICK (2013) 3/5.
An extremely average American film that's part crime drama and part mystery thriller. It was written by Daniel Noah, produced by Ehud Bleiberg, David Morse and Josh C Waller - who also directed it. It stars David Morse, Mike Vogel, Trevor Morgan, Ciarán Hinds and the late Cory Monteith. This was one of Cory Monteith's final feature film roles before his untimely death. It's a disjointed and uneven film, but I still found it contained enough of a plot to maintain my interest - but only just.
An extremely average American film that's part crime drama and part mystery thriller. It was written by Daniel Noah, produced by Ehud Bleiberg, David Morse and Josh C Waller - who also directed it. It stars David Morse, Mike Vogel, Trevor Morgan, Ciarán Hinds and the late Cory Monteith. This was one of Cory Monteith's final feature film roles before his untimely death. It's a disjointed and uneven film, but I still found it contained enough of a plot to maintain my interest - but only just.
mustang2006
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No...getting warm though.
Carol
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Hah! If that's actually a clue, how about African Queen?
(You do realise you are personally responsible for the amount of Easter I shall now have to turn into a Bogeython? Why don't I know this already?)
Sunflower007
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~That video was hilarious. I gotta see that movie. As for the 2 fellas making the awesome impressions of Michael Cain. They were both down qewd
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"Life is never what you planned
Life is moments you can't understand
And that is life
Holding to the ground
As the ground keeps shifting
Trying to keep sane
As the rules keep changing"
By: Falsettos
Hux
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It's a BBC sitcom where the two actors play versions of themselves called The Trip and The Trip to Italy
Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010)
mustang2006
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I meant 'warm' because you had picked a Bogart/Bacall film which is true, but not the one you suggested.
mustang2006
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But I'm not so good at that, but how about this? If you have seen both La La Land and Moonlight, which is better in your opinion? Did Moonlight deserve the Oscar win? I just saw that one and thought it was good but not THAT great.
Carol
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@mustang2006
Hmm - I hoped you meant both warm as in getting close, and because Africa - well, they were sweltering on that boat.
OK only other Bogart/ Bacall film I can think of is The Big Sleep - if it's not that I give in !
Hmm - I hoped you meant both warm as in getting close, and because Africa - well, they were sweltering on that boat.
OK only other Bogart/ Bacall film I can think of is The Big Sleep - if it's not that I give in !
ant-mac
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O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU? (2000) 5/5.
An absolutely brilliant adventure film that was written, produced and directed by Joel Coen and his brother, Ethan Coen. The film is set in 1937, in rural Mississippi, during the Great Depression and is loosely based upon THE ODYSSEY by Homer. It stars George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson, Chris Thomas King, Charles Durning, Michael Badalucco, John Goodman, Holly Hunter and Stephen Root. Much of the excellent musical soundtrack by T Bone Burnett consists of period-specific folk music. The Coen Brothers seldom fail to deliver and this is certainly one of their better efforts. The story, the humour and the music all combine together perfectly, to produce a highly enjoyable and sometimes mesmerizing experience.
An absolutely brilliant adventure film that was written, produced and directed by Joel Coen and his brother, Ethan Coen. The film is set in 1937, in rural Mississippi, during the Great Depression and is loosely based upon THE ODYSSEY by Homer. It stars George Clooney, John Turturro, Tim Blake Nelson, Chris Thomas King, Charles Durning, Michael Badalucco, John Goodman, Holly Hunter and Stephen Root. Much of the excellent musical soundtrack by T Bone Burnett consists of period-specific folk music. The Coen Brothers seldom fail to deliver and this is certainly one of their better efforts. The story, the humour and the music all combine together perfectly, to produce a highly enjoyable and sometimes mesmerizing experience.
Hux
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Thought it was a great twist on the southern yokel cliché seen in so many slasher movies. Enjoyed it.
mustang2006
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Getting warm may be only a term used in the US. and not much any more, at that. Yes it's The Big Sleep, you got it!
Carol
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Thank you, thank, you , thank you!
(although I still prefer the novel to that film, which must be why I was so slow on the uptake - big Chandler fan here)
And no "getting warm" means exactly the same over here. It's just the weather that doesn't, that much.