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Ollz San

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:eek: where did you see "secretary"??
I really wanna watch it. do you reckon they'll play it in major cinemas....?

on another note, has anyone seen Alexandra's Project?
 

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umm.. I loved:
*Romper Stomper (It was a great film, really realistic)
*Pricilla, Queen of the Desert
*Memento
*The Matrix Series (thus far)
 

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Originally posted by Ollz San
:eek: where did you see "secretary"??
I really wanna watch it. do you reckon they'll play it in major cinemas....?

on another note, has anyone seen Alexandra's Project?
saw it at the Norton St. Palace at Leichardt (sp?) which is also screening Alexandra's Project. I doubt they would play "Secretary" in major cinemas its not that commercial and I don't think the majority of people would find it their cup of tea.
 

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*crosses fingers* I hope Hoyts Mandarin Centre's (Chatswood) gonna screen it :rolleyes:

what do you think of 'secretary' anyway?

I watched Alexandra's Project today. I must say I'm quite impressed on the whole.
I think it's a psychological thriller, is it. Rather gripping it was.
oh, and 'shocking' ;)
the birth of a new genre, psychopornographic thriller!
just kidding! :D

if you like American Beauty I think you're likely to enjoy this.
 

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Secretary was a good black comedy. I'm a big fan of Maggie Gyllenhaal and her acting confirmed her ability to tackle complex roles such as that of Lee. IMO Lee and Edward are two very messed up people, Lee is kinda retarded (he asks her straight "Did you have sex?" and um she just giggles and replies "I dunno") and Edward borders on creepy (hes got the gaze and all). I don't want to give the movie away but the first half was definitely the better. Keep an eye out for lee's BF whose a scene stealer. The end crept away into an awkward situation where it got even more weird (the sit-in) and desperate but the end was all happy happy joy joy ever after.

If your squirmish then you might find things a tad gross. But if you can handle S&M, self-mutilation, female masturbation, full frontal nudity and what he happens to get off on then yeah its a good film.
 

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Sounds like interesting characters they are :D
I'll be sure to catch the movie when it's screened round where I live.

lol, female masturbation was also featured in Alexandra's Project.
 

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I have to say that I'm an 80s teen movie fan too. "Breakfast Club" was great and if I had taped it late Saturday night i would have watched again and again until i'd know the script of by heart. It what I did with "Pretty In Pink". Geez, i wish they could have made the HSC as interesting as this. Other movies i love are:
* Ten things I hate about you
* She's all that
* the Others (with Nicky Kidman)
* Amy
* A life less ordinary
and basically anything with Adam Sandler in it. :uhhuh:
 

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here are the all - time top 10
- the matrix
- billy madison
- rocky IV (the one with the russian)
- gattaca
- the man in the iron mask
- scarface
- godfather
- rumble in the bronx
- what's eating gilbert grape?
- debbie does dallas (has to be here)
 

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- sleepless in seattle
- lion king
- matrix
- amelie
- mr holland's opus
- moulin rouge
- the devil's advocate
 

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the fellowship of the ring
the two towers
mulan
moulin rouge
memento
life as a house
snow falling on cedars
balzac and the little chinese seamstress
confidence
basic
 

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DONNIE DARKO is the greatest movie ever
closely followed by
Lock Stock
Shawshank
Memento
Fight Club
Snatch
Pink Floyd: The Wall
American History X
Monty Python (holy grail, life of brian.. not so much meaning of life)
Poolhall Junkies
Se7en
 

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hey! I can't believe no one's said Run Lola Run!!! for the whole of 13 pages no one's mentioned it! its such a good movie!

ok anyways my top ten.. in no particular order.. and i've prolly left a few out

Amelie
Almost Famous
American Beauty
Run Lola Run
Matrix 1 & 2
Donnie Darko
Last of the Mohicans
Ferris Buellers Day Off
Fight Club
Snatch
LOTR (both of them)
Crazy/Beautiful
Virgin Suicides

meh.. thats all i can be bothered to think of for the moment.
 

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donnie darko was farking mad. but its one of those movies that not many people have seen, so u dont get to talk about it. and i always end up trying to explain the concept of a smurfette...
 

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- cruel intentions
- my sassy girl
- kill bill
- pulp fiction
- amelie
- oceans 11
- infernal affairs
- the ring
- grease
- zoolander
- singin' in the rain
- the matrix
- bridget jones' diary
- about a boy
- the sound of music
- needing you
- forrest gump
- tiramisu
- romeo & juliet 1996
- strictly ballroom
- love actually
- 21 grams
- infernal affairs
- young & dangerous
- finding nemo
- monsters inc
- the sixth sense
- pirates of the caribbean
- bend it like beckham
- billy elliot

heaps more :p
 
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