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What's the last movie you've seen?
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animals have crossed
Lolita? I think? Unless I already said that earlier in the thread
ah i love that old one. so good <3 sue lyon is brilliant.
HungryForCereal
if it was you I'd never want to leave...
the jungle book and the huntsman winters war. i actually watched them both on the same day and i liked huntsman better
helloxcutiee
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I went to the movies yesterday and saw the Jungle Book. It was fantastic!
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I saw Kung Fu Panda 3! My only complaint is that the humor seemed forced sometimes. In the middle of a dramatic action sequence, the last thing I want is another random slapstick joke lol. Not my favorite in the series, but it's great fun with a lot of heart.
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Kiki's Delivery Service
Twisterheart
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Ed Wood
Ratchet and Clank. It's with great disappointment that I have to recommend not seeing it.
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I love that movie!!! One of Tim Burton's best films
Heh, talking about Wood, you ever seen Plan 9 From Outer Space? it's hilarious lmao
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i saw Confessions last night. it was pretty alright! the kid actors were really solid, which is pretty rare in any kind of movie. i also really dug how they had droning Boris songs as the soundtrack
i try to watch it like once per year, it's such a trip lmaoooo
i try to watch it like once per year, it's such a trip lmaoooo
lol good idea i should start that XD seriously it's so trippy it's really good XD
Nimega_Gunner
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I've been really keen on Holocaust-WW2 movies since I visited Poland during Easter Break. I've watched "Schindler's List", "Life is beautiful" and "The Pianist", the later being the one I enjoyed the most, although the other ones were masterpieces, too. Also, I've watched "The Great Dictator", because I felt like I had to unwind a bit after watching three movies about WW2 which are almost all about death and misery. I really enjoyed it, too.
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