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Anyone seen any good movies lately?

Discussion in 'All other topics' started by Ag3ntNe0, Apr 19, 2005.

  1. Alien13

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    Australia. You?

    For 2006 this is the setting out:

    We start term 1 on the 30th of january - 13th april is when we finish.
    We start term 2 on the 1st of may - 7th july is when we finish.
    We start term 3 on the 24th of july - 29th of september when when we finish.
    We start term 4 on the 16th of october - 15th of december when we finish.

    Then start school again in 2007 on the 29th january, and so on.
     
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  2. solargame

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    you guys get way more days off than we do, and i live in Connecticut in the United States.
     
  3. Alien13

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    What type of year do you have?
     
  4. solargame

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    we start in august 31(varys by year), go to school every week day until december 25, get 2-3 weeks off, go to school every week day(maybe a few holidays) until April 14 get 1 week off, then we go non stop till around june15 and get 10 weeks off for summer.
     
  5. creaky

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    bah humbug!, i get 24 or 25 days off work a year. i won't moan though as been at this place 5yrs now, but before that i did 12hour shifts for 12 straight years :(
     
  6. Alien13

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    Yeah i guess, same with my dad except he gets 8 weeks of a year (no more no less, unless hes sick or public holiday) , varys as he puts his name down for when he wants them (what months) and he either gets them then or another time o the year. Also i havent heard the word HUMBUG for along time, its a cool word :)
     
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  7. creaky

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    yup it is a cool word. nearly finished for the day. off to have a swim, suffer in the sauna for a bit, then meal, and copious amounts of beer. ps you should really watch Iron Monkey (1993) it's absolutely fantastic!
     
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    Which one you watched, original version or a remake?

    There was a rumour that Rob Zombie would release director's cut after his second movie is finished, but I haven't found any confirmation for that. It's a shame, "normal version"'s cuts are really noticeable even by bare eyes and I think movie had definitely been lot better in it's original form. I've always liked Rob Zombie's visualistic style and Ho1000C was even creepier than his music videos, so I can just imagine what kind of disgusting things were removed...
     
  9. solargame

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    at romero, i think we were talking about the newer version of the italian job with Charlize Theron( i think).
     
  10. oxygen

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    Just Have seen "The War of the Worlds", shallow, no story, badly made in all aspects except sound etc. etc. etc
    Looks especially bad after you see superb, exceptionally well made Batmen :))

    CREAKY - did you work 12 years, 12 hr shift with no holidays ?!!! did you have weekends off ??

     
  11. solargame

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    i really thought that war of the worlds would have been good, looks like steven speilburg is losing it, his last movie minority report wasnt that good either.
     
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    @oxygen - yeah i had holidays and time off between shifts, can't remember how it worked now, something like 4days or nights on in a row, then 3 off etc, then 3 or 4days on, 1or2 days off, then i think it was 4days on, then an 8day break, and round it went again. But we had to work some weekends in every month and ALL bank holidays were worked. But it destroys any social life/crap for your health. I've been doing normal office hours for 5yrs now, it took about 2yrs for my body to get used to normal hours.


    others - as to the newer version of Italian Job, Charlize Theron was the only good thing about that movie, the movie itself was a pointless film really, nothing special about it all
     
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  13. oxygen

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    creaky - sounds like you were working in Australia ! only in Australia people work so hard !! it must have been one of those FIFO jobs; it ruins your health for sure !
     
  14. creaky

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    naw, the UK. i was in Computer Operations, most of that time in a UK financial (loans) company, the last few years were in a German Bank, boy was it a strict place!. But it was all worth it to get into a day job in Support.

    When i get back to the UK i have the urge to watch Monty Python's Holy Grail, and want to watch Iron Monkey again
     
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    Just saw a preview for The Devils Rejects. I read Lions Gate is so please with it they're planning their largest theatrical release to date of about 2500 to 3000 theaters. That's 6 times what HO1000C had. Maybe this one will live up to the Zombie name.....
     
  16. solargame

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    what kind of music does Rob Zombie sing? im not really into metal/rock cuase it kinda creeps me out so i dont know.
     
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    I guess you would find his albums under rock/hard rock in the music store. He puts on a h3ll of a show, saw him twice, giagantic props and 60ft flames so hot it feels like it's gonna melt your face off- the works. He also directs his own videos. You can check out a little of his work here if you want:
    http://www.mtv.com/bands/az/zombie_rob/artist.jhtml

    Forgot to mention he used to play in the band White Zombie
     
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  18. Reasons?

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    Rob Zombie is really good, he plays a different variety of hard rock/metal stuff. Some songs are played on the radio, and others are hardcore weird.
     
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    Million Dollar Baby and Raging Bull - both are awesome movies to watch and own it on DVD.
     
  20. aabbccdd

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    yeah got Million Dollar baby today great movie
     

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