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	<title>The Tree Of Life</title>
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	<description>Loved it, loved everything about it. 
The 2 main philosophies of the parents really clicked with me on different levels. One because I&#39;m at that stage of a relationship with my woman where we&#39;re discussing children &amp; how we&#39;d approach raising them. 
On another level I saw it as a discussion between 2 of my favourite philosophers. Camus (Mother/Grace) who realises that everything ends and lives in carefree rebellion enjoying life and Nietzsche (Father/Force) who realises that all things exist to exert their force over each other and that if you&#39;re not forceful you get trampled on. There&#39;s such a fine balancing act between the 2 ways running all through this film, even in the time-outs.   </description>
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	<title>Movie trailer round-up: Super Bowl, Avengers and Mel Gibson's Mexicans</title>
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	<description>Iḿ gonna watch the shit out of a lot of movies this year.</description>
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	<title>Journey 2: The Mysterious Island</title>
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	<description>Caption: &#39;ugh, suit you senôr&#39;</description>
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	<title>Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy</title>
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	<description>Really, are 50% of spies really gays? C&#39;mon. </description>
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	<title>Carnage</title>
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	<description>I really liked this, even though I needed a piss for about 45 minutes. I guess I can&#39;t blame Roman Polanski for that.

Yeah, it&#39;s very stagey, isn&#39;t it? And I guess the joke on stage is that there is only one set, and that joke doesn&#39;t [i]quite[/i] work on film. I think it would have perhaps worked better as one-take experiment - at least then it&#39;d have worth as a movie on its own right, rather than just a film of a play.

Cast very good, Waltz has the best smirk ever, and the dialogue is very sharp and witty. I enjoyed it despite my bladder.</description>
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	<title>TheShiznit.co.uk presents: Fight Club</title>
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	<description>I&#39;d cross the Channel for this if I weren&#39;t so goddamn lazy.</description>
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	<title>TheShiznit.co.uk presents: Fight Club</title>
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	<description>Thank you for considering us &#39;cool shit&#39;.</description>
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	<title>TheShiznit.co.uk presents: Fight Club</title>
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	<description>They never have cool shit like this where I life. Being a movie fan in South-Africa really sucks sometimes.</description>
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	<title>TheShiznit.co.uk presents: Fight Club</title>
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	<description>I&#39;ve never been that far east. I imagine it&#39;s like a big car boot sale with everyone eating pies out of the back of their vans while they try to flog you cds in plastic sleeves.

West London 4 eva dawg![/gangsign]</description>
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	<title>Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy</title>
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	<description>I have admiration for anyone who can write a review on this. It&#39;s solid, it&#39;s the most solidly solid film I&#39;ve seen in ever, like reading The Communist Manifesto if it was inscribed on a very grey granite wall.
Well acted, well written, slow, political, precise and minimalist. It&#39;s more a film you&#39;ll enjoy once it&#39;s finished than while you&#39;re watching. My only issue (and naturally an issue I have with the book too) is that the spy really could have been any of them and I couldn&#39;t specify why it was HIM, other than maybe vanity.</description>
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