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Old 11-03-2007, 11:22 AM
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Default Re: Movies Watched Recently

Hollywood Land: Interesting but slow movie. Great performances from Ben Affleck and and Adrien Brody.

The Illusionist: As this was Edward Norton's first movie in years I was excited to see it, but I have to say I was a bit disappointed. It was a waste of everyone's talent involved, and Jessica Biel's faux-rrussian accent was embarrassingly obvious. On the other hand it was entertaining enough for me to watch it all the way through.

The Proposition: By far the best western I have seen in years. Incredible performances from the stellar cast, homage to the old school westerns from a time when Hollywood knew how to make great movies, and shockingly brutal and violent. I recommend it.

All The Kings Men: What a disappointment. With an all star cast and a great story, I was expecting something great. BUt I was so bored I stopped watching the movie after 20 minutes! Sean Penn is great as usual but the story was so uninteresting I couldnt bare to watch it anymore.
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