another movie that i forgot to put here
k-pax
anyone saw this one?it's pretty good
Movies we love thems!
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Bad Grandpa, if you haven't seen it I would suggest it. Absolutely hilarious!
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Just watched a couple cool foreign movies, well foreign for me, they might be from your home country's Hollywood.
Back to 1942 - A Chinese film about the great famine that swept through the Henan province in China during the Second Sino-Japanese War(World War 2 for the rest of us I guess to clear up the timeline)
King of Devil's Island - A Norwegian film, supposedly based on true events on an island used as a boys reformatory, I do not dispute the uprising as I did do some reading on the film a little after I watched it, it's the events leading up to it that I question, could be all dramatic license or a lot of it could be truth. Since I do not read or speak Norwegian so some sites were in foreign to me
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Back to 1942 - A Chinese film about the great famine that swept through the Henan province in China during the Second Sino-Japanese War(World War 2 for the rest of us I guess to clear up the timeline)
King of Devil's Island - A Norwegian film, supposedly based on true events on an island used as a boys reformatory, I do not dispute the uprising as I did do some reading on the film a little after I watched it, it's the events leading up to it that I question, could be all dramatic license or a lot of it could be truth. Since I do not read or speak Norwegian so some sites were in foreign to me
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Re: Movies we love thems!
one flew over the cuckoo's nest
very good movie
for me personally, a mixture of innocent laughter and rage against the system
very good movie
for me personally, a mixture of innocent laughter and rage against the system