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    Quote Originally Posted by Debbie View Post
    Spike Lee is a young film writer/director/producer who focuses his ambitions and talents on some pretty touchy subjects, the main one being racial/social attitudes and tensions in the US. I have to admit that I do not realize what he is trying to say in just one watching, he crams so much stuff into his films that while one is trying to get an arm around the dialogue, the sets are ever changing to reflect the mood but in a subtle manner. Pretty heavy stuff, but I never tire of his manipulation of the audience or his message. One has to be very astute as his films have sets that change very subtly, they grow or diminish in very small ways. His use of colorization for clothing and background to set the mood is very keen along with the music score in any movie he makes. He makes the audience take a look at themselves that they may have never thought of and he often posits himself in a scene or two. So if you want to think about US society and about humanity, this is the fellow.
    Thank you Debbie, will watch out for the name.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Samudra View Post
    Hey, thats a cool movie... Maybe you should see 'A walk to remember' movie too.
    Thanks Samudra, what is the background to the movie?

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    I've seen Cinderella III about forty times in the last week. I do not recommend this movie. I repeat....steer clear of this movie!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Callmecur View Post
    Thanks Samudra, what is the background to the movie?
    A guy falls in love with a girl, his classmate at high school. And the girl falls in love with the guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Samudra View Post
    A guy falls in love with a girl, his classmate at high school. And the girl falls in love with the guy.
    Sounds like a Bollywood classic

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    just watched a British flick called "two men went to war" I think. Weirdly funny's how I found it
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    Personally I choose not to make a trip all the way to the movies just to pay $10 to see the movie once and be thirsty becuase a drink costs an additional $5. However I do very much enjoy watching movies on HBO. I am known for changing the channel however when I know how its going to end, unless of course I feel there may be a twist or something worth seeing. Name a genre/sub-genre and I can point out a good movie about it.

    **your results may vary**
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    Inside Man, it's a pretty good movie

    James: What's a good heist flick?

    Semper, I take Latin, but I confess I forget/don't know what fi is. Do you mind shedding some light? Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by speedlover1994 View Post

    James: What's a good heist flick?



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    I believe it was called "steal" it was a GREAT movie, check it out. I saw it on AMC but you may find it on HBO one day. Either that or "steel" eitherway, great movie.
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedlover1994 View Post
    Inside Man, it's a pretty good movie

    James: What's a good heist flick?

    Semper, I take Latin, but I confess I forget/don't know what fi is. Do you mind shedding some light? Thanks

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    It's just short for Fidelis (Marine Corps motto), and no I am not a Marine...I just have alot of respect for what they do.

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    Ahhhh, thank you

    James- Thanks for the recomendation
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    Quote Originally Posted by speedlover1994 View Post
    Ahhhh, thank you

    James- Thanks for the recomendation
    No problem, its a great movie. You will know its the right movie if in the first scene they are robbing a bank and get away on rollerblades.
    Sometimes things dont end up how they should, a son, a brother, a mentor, a teacher, a cousin, a nephew, a grandson and a god in my eyes.

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    Ok thanks, hopefully it's on BitTorrent or something, I mean...
    "you have enemies, good. That means you stood up for something, sometime in your life"

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    i just saw apocalypto, crank and revolver all of which, especially crank and revolver are damn good.

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