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@ ... which looks freakin' awesome!
about 3 hours ago
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in reply to VivaVHS
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@ No worries, I'll track it down. Picked up 'Martial Law' for £2 the other day. Actually, got a few tapes, including 'Evil Toons'...
about 3 hours ago
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@ Do you have 'Tiger Claws'? Would really appreciate a rental! Definitely gotta have my own Rothrock stash one day though.
about 3 hours ago
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Anybody who really, really loves me, your money will be well spent here: . I will possibly perform "favours" in return.
about 3 hours ago
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@ Yeah, Charlotte Rampling and James Mason too. Definitely need to give it a whirl at some point.
about 3 hours ago
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@ Yeah, the symphony was just not in tune to me. Appreciate the intention, but not the execution. Haven't seen 'The Verdict'.
about 6 hours ago
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@ It's perhaps Anderson's roughest film, but also his most doll-like and childish (in a good way). Hope you love it!
about 6 hours ago
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@ Okay. I'll need to talk to you about the following week too, regarding me being almost completely broke.
about 10 hours ago
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@ I'm about to pop out for most of the day, will probably be back around 4pm.
about 11 hours ago
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@ This is why I'm trying to get it all done before breakfast ;)
about 12 hours ago
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in reply to Merazad
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Been up for an hour to catch up on yesterday's e-mails. Now its time to catch up on reviews. I have been rubbish this week.
about 13 hours ago
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@ Around 1925. Perhaps earlier.
about 13 hours ago
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in reply to SV_films
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@ ... to call re: authenticity. Colours / music are overwrought, but the performances ground it in a harrowing reality.
about 14 hours ago
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@ ... me there. Aronofsky's direction is just too intrusive for me to truly slip into and feel that world. It's hard for me...
about 14 hours ago
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@ ... it ultimately has, which is to form like a scab on your brain, but I didn't enjoy all the prodding and poking which got...
about 14 hours ago
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@ Haven't seen 'Requiem For A Dream' in years; I remember admiring its grungy dedication to all-out nihilism, and the effect...
about 14 hours ago
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... of its overall mood though, and the way it digs into addiction; "Because shame isn't just a feeling. It's a place where some men live."
about 22 hours ago
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Interesting too, looking back, how much of my original 'Shame' review I now disagree with. Closing line still encapsulates what I think...
about 22 hours ago
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@ Nothing spoken aloud made me laugh, definitely. There are so many plot holes, I just lost count after a while. It's so bad.
about 22 hours ago
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@ Fucking hell, that must be exhausting, but no cinema experience would come close, would it?
about 22 hours ago
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- Name Michael Ewins
- Location Alcester
- Web http://e-filmblog...
- Bio Freelance film critic, writer for Media Magazine, @newempress, @flickfeast and @e_film_blog
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