StracsEyebrows
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Mike Bassett has its funny parts but overall I reckon Moneyball or Goal 1.
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Mike Bassett has its funny parts but overall I reckon Moneyball or Goal 1.
Elong
The fire rises
Fire In Babylon. Best cricketing documentary I've watched, all about the West Indies team of the 80s. If you like quick bowlers trying to kill people mixed in with racial suppression, you'll love it.
icburns
pyar sauced
Spot on. I went to Brugge, and their surreal depiction of the "****ing fairy tale land" are surprisingly accurate.
I do like a bit of black comedy but the way it weaves through In Brugge is just a bit special.
Also watched High Fidelity last night. Really like John Cusack so am a bit biased but a good fun watch.
Book was good too.
Book was good too.
Eric Djemba-Djemba
Player Valuation: £60m
Watched The Cabin in the Woods the other day. Quite a good film tbh.
pbeyer
Player Valuation: £6m
I watched Oblivion last night. Starring Tom Cruise and Morgan Freeman, from the trailer it looks very Matrix like,
Wasnt a bad film, a bit predictable in parts. worth a Orange Wednesday watch.
Rook
Player Valuation: £80m
Sports Docs to watch:
Hoop-Dreams: 3hrs long but amazing.
Game of their lives: about the 1966 North Korean squad
Sports films:
Eight-Men Out
Slap Shot
The Damned United
Bad News Bears (not the remake)
The Longest Yard (again not the remake)
North Dallas Forty
The Karate Kid
Raging Bull
Hoop-Dreams: 3hrs long but amazing.
Game of their lives: about the 1966 North Korean squad
Sports films:
Eight-Men Out
Slap Shot
The Damned United
Bad News Bears (not the remake)
The Longest Yard (again not the remake)
North Dallas Forty
The Karate Kid
Raging Bull
