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Discussion in 'Safety valve' started by DVDBack23, Apr 29, 2006.

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  1. 7thsinger

    7thsinger Regular member

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    Right. Richard Matheson...and IMO one of the best Vampire books since 'Salems Lot. Mr. Matheson is also resposible for "Stir of Echoes" the book that preceeded the movie. Great author.

    And i totally agree..."Dusk till Dawn" the first one only, was awesome.
     
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    I agree. I got dismayed by Thirty Days of Night's ending; I though it was weak. I have Michael Clayton and several other new releases, but don't want to watch them yet. I'm saving all of them for my excursion. Ask 7th he knows what I'm talking about. lol!
     
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  3. goodswipe

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    What, you gonna lock up all your doors, close the blinds, and eat a bunch of mushrooms?
     
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  4. 7thsinger

    7thsinger Regular member

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    Nah, Pryme's got some sandcastles to build. :)
     
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    LMAO !
     
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  6. LOCOENG

    LOCOENG Moderator Staff Member

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    Must be spring break time.

    Not going to Folly beach are you?
     
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    LOL! Folly beach...how I wish! But if that was the case, I would probably hunt you down LOCO, so I could catch a sight of your vast library of smut films lol! Unfortunately, I'm going to a place where there's plenty fine sand, but no beach :(
     
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    That sounds like a desert!
     
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    I saw a movie once. It was good. Highly recommended.
     
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  10. 7thsinger

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    Was that guy in it...and he did that thing. I love that movie.

    Point taken Neph. :)

    I watched a favorite of mine again last night. Four Rooms with a very quirky Tim Roth. I love that flick.
     
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    I watched Session 9 today =P
     
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    I think you'd be disappointed in my smut collection...

    O/T I see my wife has bought Mr Margoriums Wonder Emporium or whatever it is so I guess we'll be watching that sometime this weekend.
     
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    Hands down one of the best comedies ever! Tim Roth's performance throughout was absolutely hilarious. Fours Rooms was one of the first DVDs I ever bought :)
     
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  14. 7thsinger

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    Hells yeah...great stuff. Everyone who was in that one played their parts well.

    And such a brilliant idea. A movie encased in four sub-plots, each written and directed by different people. Brilliant!

    My one-liner on my profile page is one of Chester Rush's lines! Lol.
     
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  15. goodswipe

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    Ok guys, I'm back again with yet another bad taste in my mouth, after watching Easter Promises last night. Eastern Promises had an excellent plot and delivered lots and lots of bloody scenes! I had a hard time understanding anything that was said due to the thick Russian accents - thank god for subtitles! But this wasn't my main complaint.

    Ok, so WTF was up with the ending!?! I was all geared up to see him take down the mob boss and kick some ass, but then...WHAM! It was over! So is there suppose to be a sequel? I don't see how they can leave people hanging like they did.
     
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  16. goodswipe

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    Anyone seen any good movies lately? I actually watched Alvin and then Chipmunks - G/F made me watch it. It was pretty good, I don't know if I would buy it, but it was worth watching from the good 'ol Redbox.

    If you rent from Redbox and haven't taken advantage of their online renting service, I recommend you try it out. It shows you all the movies that they have available at any location. This will save you a trip from driving up there just to find out they don't have your movie - happened to me all the time! All you do is create an account and then start picking your movies. When you go to pick it up, all you do is click the "Online Rental" option and bam! Swipe your credit card and it spits out the movies! This should cut down on the wait if everyone starts to utilize this method.
     
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  17. 7thsinger

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    Actually, i watched Juno the other day and was pleasantly surprised.

    A good mix of emotion, wit, and a good story. I liked it quite a bit. I guess it takes an intelligent ex-stripper to write a good movie these days.
     
    7thsinger, Apr 17, 2008
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  18. goodswipe

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    LOL @ that! Yea, my girlfriend rented that one, I watched a little bit of it, but passed out shortly after she left the abortion clinic. From what I saw, it was pretty good.
     
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    I just watched "Revolver" 30 mins ago and still not sure what that was all a about. Strange
     
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  20. goodswipe

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    A bit late here, but I just wanted to say that Charlie Wilson's War was awesome!

    It's defiantly going in my movie collection. Tom Hanks rocks!
     
    goodswipe, Apr 28, 2008
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