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  1. Jimmy

    Jimmy The Greatest of Are Times

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    2009, starring Mark Wahlberg.

    First time i've seen this.

    Was a very heartfelt movie about a young girl murdered when she was 14 years old.

    Anyone else seen this?
     
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    Nobleart Narwhal King

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    It was much better then I expected based on the critical response after it came out.

    It was like everybody was pissed Peter Jackson wasn't making this the next Hobbit movie or something.

    Very much in line with his earlier "Heavenly Creatures".
     
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    Jimmy The Greatest of Are Times

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    I was fully engaged in this from start to end.

    The young girl who plays the dead girl is actually irish.
     
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    Trplsec Sleeps in a Cage

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    I was shockingly entertained by this movie. I wasn't always sure where it was going and the ending was not done in typical Hollywood style.

    And oddly, Wahlberg wasn't half bad.
     
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    Disapppointing film. Ending wasn't satisfying..
     
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    ILLUMINATI Roberto Duran

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    Yup....it kept me entertained the whole way.....


    Wahlberg wasn't half bad...but he was the weakest link...
     

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