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And stars a couple of damn talented Irishmen?

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I watched 'My Name is Bruce' the other night...and was slightly disappointed.

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Seraphim Falls .

Wow. What a good, strange western. Buy or rent this one immediately. The less you know about it, the better.
I will say it stars that Liam Neesan & Pierce Brosnan (spelling doesn't count after 3 beers, I heard it said), and it is an amazing movie.

Go for it. And if you don't believe me, look up a review, but don't read the spoiling-ness.

The reeling Chrisisall

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Oh and not to derail the topic I saw Forbidden Kingdom and really liked it.

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Light just does not bend that way through a bullet hole

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I was rather fond of The Proposition, as someone else mentioned.

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Seraphim Falls .

Wow. What a good, strange western. Buy or rent this one immediately. The less you know about it, the better.
I will say it stars that Liam Neesan & Pierce Brosnan (spelling doesn't count after 3 beers, I heard it said), and it is an amazing movie.

Go for it. And if you don't believe me, look up a review, but don't read the spoiling-ness.


The reeling Chrisisall

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Wow, was Sep Falls a made-for-tv? With that top 12 cast credits, I would have caught it in the cinema.
Anybody seen Lone Star? Chris Cooper and Matthew McCaunahy

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Landscapes didn't do much for me.... because they essentially shot it in my backyard. I see that terrain daily.

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I'll second Lonestar. great flick.

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Really? I like that kind of landscape. I see your point though, if it's your backyard then... Of course, It'd be less effective. For me though, as I live in wet old England, you can imagine the difference is astounding and very much a part of the viewing experience.

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Oh, I certainly like the landscape, it just offers nothing out of the ordinary for me.

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Oh, I certainly like the landscape, it just offers nothing out of the ordinary for me.

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I was hiking Sabino Canyon in Tuscon last week, and everyone but me & a couple others in the distance were carrying these cute little water bottles...now, MY idea of running through the wilderness is no food, no water, just come as you are. What kind of challenge is it if you're all packed up for a picnic? Plus, he travels fastest who travels lightest.

I came back wet & thirsty.


The parched Chrisisall

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the Man vs. Wild marathons....

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(*Particularly surprising, since I have not one clue what he looks like)

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(*Particularly surprising, since I have not one clue what he looks like)

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Here I is:

The tallest one.


The windblown Chrisisall

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After CiA watched Dark Angel Pilot, he likely jumped across skyscrapers. How's that workin for ya?

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Hey 'C' Dat you?

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I spent a lot of time trying to get my bike to fly like in E.T.

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I threw a cricket stump at someone's legs in an attempt to imitate TJ Hooker throwing his truncheon.

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I threw a cricket stump (Americans you can look that up) at someone's legs in an attempt to imitate TJ Hooker throwing his truncheon. I was very lucky I didn't break his legs and got into a lot of trouble for making them severely bruised.
That too seemed like a good idea at the time as he was a faster runner than me and the point of the game was to catch him.



"I don't believe in suicide, but if you'd like to try it it might cheer me up to watch."

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As to the new turn the thread has taken, I spent a lot of time trying to get my bike to fly like in E.T. and trying to do the crazy spinning thing Mary Poppings does on the rooftop.
And why do all of these stories and suggestions seem like perfectly natural things for chrisisall to be doing?

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Just saw Seraphim Falls a couple of weeks ago and I really really liked it. It was beautifully made. What sets it apart from the other western movies I've seen is that I was never able to just root for one side... Not even after the story ended. Youre right though.. there is something eerie about it.

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