Love Actually
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Love Actually
What a fantastic film. Brought some much needed fluff to my week. A very very British film, and all the better for it. I cried with laughter and blubby joy like a little girl.
I am curious to know if any friends across the pond have seen it though; for 2 reasons. How did you find the humour? and 2) How did you take the slight presidential digs?
Top notch. IMHO a must see.
I am curious to know if any friends across the pond have seen it though; for 2 reasons. How did you find the humour? and 2) How did you take the slight presidential digs?
Top notch. IMHO a must see.
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Re: Love Actually
Hi!Surfr wrote:What a fantastic film. Brought some much needed fluff to my week. A very very British film, and all the better for it. I cried with laughter and blubby joy like a little girl.
I am curious to know if any friends across the pond have seen it though; for 2 reasons. How did you find the humour? and 2) How did you take the slight presidential digs?
Top notch. IMHO a must see.
I haven't seen it but I'll make a note to check it out as soon as I can. Sounds interesting.
I don't watch a lot of television or movies, etc., but sometimes it's an enjoyable way to spend time and almost a necessity on a freezing night like tonight.
Thanks for the heads up on the flick.
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not enough car chases
only joking.
i'm english, so i got the jokes. when me and my wife (who's canadian) went to see it, it seemed like most poeple got the humour and the digs at the americans.
most of the time i had to put up with women in the audience cooing over hugh grant and the whole "british thing" like the accent and that stuff that doesn't make any sense to me, but hey, i find it works to my advantage sometimes.
so, in summary: nice film, good comedy, but really just a hugh grant gravy train.
JonR.
only joking.
i'm english, so i got the jokes. when me and my wife (who's canadian) went to see it, it seemed like most poeple got the humour and the digs at the americans.
most of the time i had to put up with women in the audience cooing over hugh grant and the whole "british thing" like the accent and that stuff that doesn't make any sense to me, but hey, i find it works to my advantage sometimes.
so, in summary: nice film, good comedy, but really just a hugh grant gravy train.
JonR.
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Best film I ever saw along these lines was Bridget Jones' Diary.
And d'you know why? It's got a solid five-minute sequence of Hugh Grant getting the living shit beaten out of him. Oh yes. Spin the disk back. Watch it again. Slow-mo that. Oh, for multi-angle! Capture that bit of footage and comp in some flying fucking teeth you poncy cockweasel.
*spasm, twitch, froth*
And d'you know why? It's got a solid five-minute sequence of Hugh Grant getting the living shit beaten out of him. Oh yes. Spin the disk back. Watch it again. Slow-mo that. Oh, for multi-angle! Capture that bit of footage and comp in some flying fucking teeth you poncy cockweasel.
*spasm, twitch, froth*
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I sense... unresolved hostility.Bog wrote:And d'you know why? It's got a solid five-minute sequence of Hugh Grant getting the living shit beaten out of him. Oh yes. Spin the disk back. Watch it again. Slow-mo that. Oh, for multi-angle! Capture that bit of footage and comp in some flying fucking teeth you poncy cockweasel.
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Best film I ever saw along these lines was Bridget Jones' Diary.
And d'you know why? It's got a solid five-minute sequence of Hugh Grant getting the living shit beaten out of him. Oh yes. Spin the disk back. Watch it again. Slow-mo that. Oh, for multi-angle! Capture that bit of footage and comp in some flying fucking teeth you poncy cockweasel.
errrrmmmm WOW...... I take it your not a big fan of Hugh Grant then
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