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bartist
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bartist wrote:
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No they don't.

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Posted: Wed Jul 22, 2015 9:42 am Reply with quote
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Ghulam wrote:
It is being shown all over the U.S. In NYC, it is being shown at:

AMC Empire 25
42nd Street Entertainment Center
234 W 42nd St.


Thanks. I'm having lunch with her today--maybe we can make plans to see it together.
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Remember what I said! "Being blatantly Bollywood, it may not appeal to American audiences."

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'Bajrangi Bhaijaan' has broken India's box office record for the first five days.

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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2015 10:26 am Reply with quote
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bartist wrote:
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You've been talking with Redstateward, again, haven't you?

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bartist wrote:
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You've been talking with Redstateward, again, haven't you?
That was intelligent.

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Posted: Thu Jul 23, 2015 4:13 pm Reply with quote
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bartist wrote:
whiskeypriest wrote:
bartist wrote:
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No they don't.


You've been talking with Redstateward, again, haven't you?
That was intelligent.
Or in other words, yes. Yes I have.

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Trainwreck does provide the requisite number of laughs but is perhaps overrated. My problem was that I could not develop empathy with the central character.

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Ghulam wrote:
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Trainwreck does provide the requisite number of laughs but is perhaps overrated. My problem was that I could not develop empathy with the central character.


That's really the big problem with the movie, though I liked her better as the movie went on. Bill Hader made up for a lot, and LeBron James was fun.

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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 8:39 am Reply with quote
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Here's a best of 2015 list skewed towards arthouse, indie and foreign films: http://www.vulture.com/2015/07/best-movies-of-2015-so-far.html

I saw the Iranian film About Elly a year or so ago and wrote something about it here, I believe. It was too limited for my taste.

The docs Amy (Winehouse) and Wolfpack sound potentially good. Maybe Timbuktu.
Hard Day (So. Korea) and Jauja (Viggo Mortensen plays a Danish engineer in late 19th-century Argentina) both sound promising.

The others don't really interest me.

And I'll probably get to the animated Inside Out

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Posted: Sat Jul 25, 2015 11:39 am Reply with quote
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whiskeypriest wrote:
bartist wrote:
whiskeypriest wrote:
bartist wrote:
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No they don't.


You've been talking with Redstateward, again, haven't you?
That was intelligent.


You are immaterial.

Do you read?

(we're trading Dick-isms, from the Elba website, in case anyone wondered about the rapid deterioration in our recent postings.....)

We're trying to decide between Spy and Trainwreck, at the nanoplex. I have to see "Dogwatcher" embedded in Trainwreck, but she's leaning towards Spy. I suspect due to Jason Statham. What she sees in that ill-shaven beady-eyed sawed-off baboon is beyond me.

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Nothing wrong with Jason Statham!

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Posted: Sun Jul 26, 2015 9:04 am Reply with quote
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Yes, was JK. He's an excellent action/comedy actor.

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bartist wrote:
Yes, was JK. He's an excellent action/comedy actor.


What does JK stand for?

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