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8mm
This was a messed up movie.


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22 Apr 2017, 2:19 pm

cecilfienkelstien wrote:
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This was a messed up movie.


But did you like it? After all, a messed up movie can still be very good.


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Clockwork Orange



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platoon.


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Suicide Squad

I still have not watched that.


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That looks fascinating! How was it?


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25 Apr 2017, 6:33 pm

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That looks fascinating! How was it?


Pretty dull. Without a Clue is better when it comes to comedies about someone pretending to be Sherlock Holmes. Only real point of interest is seeing what kinds of films were being made in Nazi Germany.



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25 Apr 2017, 7:16 pm

Jory wrote:
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That looks fascinating! How was it?


Pretty dull. Without a Clue is better when it comes to comedies about someone pretending to be Sherlock Holmes. Only real point of interest is seeing what kinds of films were being made in Nazi Germany.


A little known fact: despite waging war on Britain, Hitler was actually quite the Anglophile. He believed the British Empire provided a model to which Germany could emulate.


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25 Apr 2017, 9:10 pm

The People (1972), an American made-for-TV movie.

About an alien community, survivors from a dying planet, who live in a remote location somewhere in the USA. Not really very well put together, but fairly touching occasionally. Kim Darby is the schoolmarm who gets a box seat as the story unfolds, and William Shatner plays the district doctor (or is he a vet?). I looked up Shatner on IMDB and Wikipedia, and was astonished to find he's still apparently alive - I was convinced he'd been dead for at least a decade....