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RE: Sterling debut by Considine - 22/10/2011 11:02:52 AM

Wild about Wilder

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Ah just like Will Ferrell's Everything Must Go really wanted to see this BUT! obviously my local World Of Cine with it's 15 screens!

can't fit these in i'm actually surprised we got Texas Killing Fields.

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- 6/2/2012 10:46:19 AM

bobbyperu

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Realism so bleak it ceases to be believable -

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RE: Oscar? - 13/2/2012 12:49:17 AM

Qwerty Norris

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ORIGINAL: Spaldron

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ORIGINAL: Big Braveheart

Peter Mullan for best actor Oscar possibly? You never know!!

No chance, the Oscars usually always ignore low key films like this. In fact I'd be surprised if this ever gets a US release. But speaking of awards if there's any justice the BAFTA for Best Actress will go to Olivia Coleman. Although chances are it'll go to Meryl 'fucking' Streep for playing Maggie 'cunting' Thatcher.

I presume Spaldron you hate being right?

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Fantastic - 3/3/2012 2:26:17 PM

Nate_001

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Gripping from the very start. The performances were mesmerizing . Definitely one of the best films of the year. How Olivia Colman was overlooked at the BAFTAs and Oscars is simply unbelievable. Absolutely robbed.

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Excellent - 7/2/2013 1:31:36 AM

Mr Gittes

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A well written, gripping drama with very assured direction and amazing performances.

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RE: Oscar? - 7/2/2013 2:08:00 AM

Mr Gittes

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Spaldron

quote:

ORIGINAL: Big Braveheart

Peter Mullan for best actor Oscar possibly? You never know!!

No chance, the Oscars usually always ignore low key films like this. In fact I'd be surprised if this ever gets a US release. But speaking of awards if there's any justice the BAFTA for Best Actress will go to Olivia Coleman. Although chances are it'll go to Meryl 'fucking' Streep for playing Maggie 'cunting' Thatcher.

And waddaya know!

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RE: Sterling debut by Considine - 7/2/2013 2:17:48 AM

Mr Gittes

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Wild about Wilder

Ah just like Will Ferrell's Everything Must Go really wanted to see this BUT! obviously my local World Of Cine with it's 15 screens! can't fit these in i'm actually surprised we got Texas Killing Fields.

Everything Must Go. Only slightly cheerier than this one hee-hee. That's not a dig against the movie by the way. It had its laughs and Ferrell was terrific but...damn. Anyway, back on topic, I hope you (eventually) enjoyed the movie.

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