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Morning Glory- A good film. Definitely worth the watch!
RV- Funny as heck! Robin Williams hilarious as usual! Enjoyed seeing JoJo (pop singer) in the film as the daughter. Dr. Reed from Criminal Minds as a redneck-unexpected, but funny.
All About Steve- Not Sandra Bullock's best work and was over quite soon I thought.
What Happens In Vegas- Hilarious!! Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher work well together.

All watched on Netflix.

snaps wrote:

Ian wrote:It's actually got some really scary moments. Though anyone who hadn't twigged by the very end is, to be blunt, a frickin' idiot.

I am THAT frickin' idiot It sounds like my kind of thang. Can you get it on DVD?

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Yeah, it's available on DVD, it was released by the British Film Institute (BFI) rather than by the BBC (one suspects they're still embarrassed by how much trouble it got them in ). I'm sure you could get it on Ebay or the usual places.

I think it's great.

on YT appeared Kiss mig (2011) - hmmm some scene was very nice, but I think that there was more such those special scenes if you know what I thinking.... If I would compared with Fucking Amal so I think that FA ended at right moment. Finally I'm glad that FA ended as this way ended ( of course I would give there some more, but not matter ) simply KM I seemed a bit exaggerated, especially in final it was already not very ineresting. I've always been interested in most of the beginning, when the two converge, such signs for those sympathy and etc. The rest is such a pretty predictable, but in some scenes was nice camera and nice visual efect. In addition, I'm really reminds one of our film from 2010, where the storyline was almost exactly the same. I would sent you a link, but you will not understand. It is actually exactly the same as KM except that there is one of them (the principal woman) has married and has children. Even Mia is also a similar type, has a lot of the same features. But overall is KM good movie And I have noticed that one of the characters is named Elin and again at the end is music by Robyn, as in FA, but this time a newer song - Every Heartbeat, which I noticed after the second viewing. I thought: damn that song reminds me .... there definitely known. Well before KM I recently just passed out of boredom Robyn playlist on YT and quite able to hit the song Every Heartbeat well and independently of it, then I saw the KM. Just a coincidence ....

Time for me to search YouTube again if Kyss Mig has made an appearance.

I heard Kyss Mig is an ok film, if not a great one

It's showing in the cinemas in Sweden right now

The story isn't very original, but the sex scenes are pretty hot

hmm well ... these are
for Swedes it must be delicacy not ?

For Australians too I think

It seems we didn't get a Fucking Åmål 2

We got Kyss Mig instead

We'll have to be content with that I guess

did you see it yet ? I don't know but I would see faces both ,,our girls'' in this film, but it fails.... it's just different...

Don't like watching movies on YT really. What's the picture quality like?

no also I didn't mean it this way. As it like as it would be continue FA or at least something as FA's stories and so on. But I miss there Bex and Lex, so I thought. Otherwise, image quality is not great, there are a lot of distorted colors (in the trailer it looks different - more yellow, sunny) here it looks quite shaded, green, but can look at it.

Agnes&Elin Forever! wrote:For Australians too I think

Oh, so you know how things are over here then.
I'm so looking forward to it.



A film of a different type altogether.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1054580/
Based on the autobiography of Waris Dirie, born in 1965 to nomadic parents, she fled Somalia in her early teens with some help from her grandmother. Five years later she was a fashion model, though the tragedy of her childhood remained. She is now a UN spokeswoman and has established the Desert Flower Foundation. http://www.desertflowerfoundation.org/en/

Looking for something to watch on TV, I noticed that Sally Hawkins was in the film so I had a closer look and then saw that Liya Kebede was in the main role. I must confess to a crush on her similar to Ian's on... well... any number of girls really.



Maybe just coincidence or maybe the reason she took the role, but Liya Kebede is also a UN Spokeswoman and has established the Liya Kebede Foundation dedicated to saving the lives of mothers and their children, primarily in her native Ethiopia. http://www.theliyakebedefoundation.org/about.php

Excellent film.

Both these women are heroines for humankind and deserve our support.

What can I say? I have a big heart.

katka wrote:did you see it yet ? I don't know but I would see faces both ,,our girls'' in this film, but it fails.... it's just different...

No I haven't seen it yet

It's not a continuation of FÅ but it's the best we can get it seems

hmm I found still some short version on YT by other channel and videos are in better quality, but it's only scene between Mia and Frida....