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09 May 2011, 8:59 pm

Can't we all just get along?


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09 May 2011, 9:02 pm

I heard that Mark Wahlberg turned down Titanic to be in Planet of the Apes. Big mistake there. But it's okay, I lubs my Leo. :)



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09 May 2011, 11:30 pm

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I already knew that MONKEY didn't like the Planet of the Apes films because she mentioned it in a thread about the upcoming Rise of the Planet of the Apes. Interestingly, that thread is what got me interested in watching the films in the first place, because I wanted to decide for myself whether I liked them or not.

I don't think that the original Planet of the Apes is boring. I find the whole premise of the story to be really fascinating. Even if there isn't a whole lot of action going on, I just like observing that world and the way it operates.


I've got a book recommendation, have you ever heard of Great Apes by Will Self? It's a bit like Planet Of The Apes but set in 1990's London and the whole world is run by chimps and bonobos, and humans are kept in zoos and are like our chimps. And there's this chimp who has a delusion that he's human and a neurologist (who is based on Oliver Sacks and there are references to him through out) tries to cure him of said delusion. It's a really really funny and witty book, not for the faint hearted though as it's VERY rude in parts.

Thank you for the recommendation! I will definitely look into that. :)

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I heard that Mark Wahlberg turned down Titanic to be in Planet of the Apes. Big mistake there. But it's okay, I lubs my Leo. :)

To be honest, I don't think Mark Wahlberg is a very good actor. If he were in Titanic, it might have tanked (no pun intended). I wish Johnny Depp had been in Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes instead. It would have made it more enjoyable for me.



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09 May 2011, 11:32 pm

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Fight Club?
Blade Runner?


Matrix?

Lord of the Rings?

Star Wars?

Star Trek?

A Clockwork Orange?

American Psycho?

The Crow?

Willard?

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari?

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas?



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09 May 2011, 11:38 pm

lord of the rings
the crow
American beauty
the cube
inglorious bastards (the ending is freakin awesome)
the neverending story


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09 May 2011, 11:39 pm

The Prestige
True Grit
No Country for Old Men
Austin Powers movies
Lord of the Rings movies
Harry Potter movies
Hot Fuzz
Pirates of the Caribbean movies
The Dark Knight
Tropic Thunder
Zombieland
Silence of the Lambs
Alice in Wonderland
The Boondock Saints
The Aviator
Big Fish
300
King Kong
Phantom of the Opera
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
V for Vendetta
The World’s Fastest Indian

That's the list of movies I want to watch. :lol: All are great movies.



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09 May 2011, 11:44 pm

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Austin Powers movies
Pirates of the Caribbean movies
The Dark Knight
Silence of the Lambs
Alice in Wonderland
Big Fish
Phantom of the Opera
V for Vendetta


All of those movies are very good! I think you will enjoy them. :)



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09 May 2011, 11:58 pm

IdahoRose wrote:
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Austin Powers movies
Pirates of the Caribbean movies
The Dark Knight
Silence of the Lambs
Alice in Wonderland
Big Fish
Phantom of the Opera
V for Vendetta


All of those movies are very good! I think you will enjoy them. :)

Well, I've already seen all the movies on my list except True Grit and The Boondock Saints, but I want to see all the other ones again. 8) Unfortunately I do not have a movie collection of any kind, so I don't have much of an opportunity to watch movies a lot.



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10 May 2011, 12:52 am

I seem to be going through 60 bottles of water a month.


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10 May 2011, 1:07 am

I'm off to bed now. I'm calmed down enough so that I can sleep. I was a little worried about a woman that I went to school with, but I'm much more relaxed now. :)


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10 May 2011, 1:14 am

dunbots wrote:
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dunbots wrote:
Austin Powers movies
Pirates of the Caribbean movies
The Dark Knight
Silence of the Lambs
Alice in Wonderland
Big Fish
Phantom of the Opera
V for Vendetta


All of those movies are very good! I think you will enjoy them. :)

Well, I've already seen all the movies on my list except True Grit and The Boondock Saints, but I want to see all the other ones again. 8) Unfortunately I do not have a movie collection of any kind, so I don't have much of an opportunity to watch movies a lot.

Oh I thought you meant that you hadn't seen them but wanted to! Why don't you have a movie collection? Collecting DVDs is one of my favorite hobbies. I have 69 of them as of my last purchase.



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10 May 2011, 1:41 am

i've not counted my dvds in a few years.. i had about 200-300 i think, but no idea now, they're all in boxes from when i last moved . & i can rarely choose what to watch. had about 100ish video cassettes too. but i gave them away.. reluctantly.
good morning all. i watched fight club btw. chuckled a lot :)



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10 May 2011, 1:46 am

What are we making lists for? Am I late?

Perfume : The story of a murderer. (Das Perfume)
One Eight Seven (187)
Amelie
Quills (a bit dirty).



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10 May 2011, 2:00 am

the first two lists were suggestions for me to watch, last night :lol: so yea, a little late.
but by all means, list films you like :)
i have to stop myself when i go shopping now, lest i start buying again.. it wouldn't be a problem as such, but i have very little space & i owe about £200 & i'm gonna have to move again quite soon so will probably lose some.. lol madness.. or is this sparta? ;) :lol:



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10 May 2011, 5:45 am

good morning (singing) :oops:



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10 May 2011, 6:12 am

Fudo wrote:
i've not counted my dvds in a few years.. i had about 200-300 i think, but no idea now, they're all in boxes from when i last moved
Mine must be near that too - and they're stuffed away in various boxes, along with 1,000-odd CDs. :roll:
I excavate some occasionally and run with small working piles. Er, DVDs and CDs, that is - not an uncomfortable medical condition.

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