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Old 12-27-2006, 01:46 PM
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Also I really don't get the Pirates Of The Caribbean love. Apart from Johnny Depp, those films send me to sleep. Could there be a blander pairing than Orlando Bloom and Keira Knightley? I realise I'm in the minority here
I've seen the first with my younger brother and sisters and it was funny, but honestly I'm never anxious to see Orlando Bloom onscreen.

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I see so many terrible films every year I guess I'm just becoming cynical but the only films I'm looking to are Rocky Balboa, Grindhouse (which looks awesome!), SpiderMan 3 and the Pixar film Vicky mentioned. Oh and perhaps Warner's The Invasion, although that's yet another remake...
I'm too coward for Grindhouse, Rocky Balboa could be good, the pathetic element leaves me a bit dubious tough. Yes, The Invasion is intriguing for me too especially because it's directed by Oliver Hirschbiegel (The Downfall was so great ). The negative factor is: could have he done better than Don Siegel?


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Do you mean the film Millions? I don't think Boyle has made a bad film personally. Although I prefer 28 Days Later over Millions. There's a sequel coming out next year called 28 Weeks Later but Boyle isn't involved.
Absolutely, Millions, sorry for the slip . Honestly I think Danny Boyle, after two brilliant movies, went in a black hole from A Life less ordinary to 28 Days Later, so to see Millions was a relief for me.

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