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Was that the Serbian guy Kalajdzic?
Getrude's Ennui was powerful stuff, a real punch in the gut.
It has some cool shots of Marseille though.
Tim Bradley is arguably top 5 p4p and Provodnikov was very competitive against him. Tim and Herrera are vastly different opponents than Matthysse...
give the kid a chance cdogg, he's not bad..
[IMG] get on it http://www.amazon.co.uk/Country-For-Old-Men-DVD/dp/B00147AJQ8
It will get a 6.8 on imdb and 55% rating on RT.
El Topo is very good, and very weird.
Josh Brolin, TLJ, Harrelson and the Irish lass were all very good in NCFOM. Bardem's performance was great but it's not what makes the movie,...
Shadows The Good The Bad and the Ugly For a Few Dollars More Breathless Le Trou Z Army of Shadows The Battle of Algiers Bande a Part Night of the...
No Country is better, no doubt.
that was a great fight, I'd watch these two go at it again for sure.
active fighters: Generational- Mayweather Jr. ATG- Pacquiao Great- Andre Ward Very Good- Sergio Martinez Good- Canelo Alvarez Pretty Good-...
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Once Upon A Time IN America Die Hard King Of Comedy Do The Right Thing Raging BullT Time of the Gypsies Stranger Than Paradise Down By Law The...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFEoMO0pc7k
The Lives Of Others, Amores Perros, A History of Violence, Cache, American Psycho are honourable mentions.
The Assassination of Jesse James by The Coward Robert Ford No Country For Old Men There Will Be Blood Training Day Snatch Eastern Promises Crimson...
it's good.
great shot by henderson, rua was all over him too.
MAYBE top 25%.
The Good The Bad and the Ugly For a Few Dollars More The Great Silence Deadman High Noon
btw, isn't All Time better than generational?
:bears: he was way better than pretty good. From REED's list, I woudl also knock Trinidad down one notch.
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Hut how about the ten best Scottish movies of the 70s? My favourite English language movies from the 70s: Taxi Driver The French Connection The...
It hasn't happened yet has it? It says spring 2014.
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