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Old 06-29-2007, 03:27 PM
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I loved and hated Trainspotting - not so much for the drug dealings (though they were hard to watch) -- but the violence freaked me out. Great movie though.

Also, have you seen Angela's Ashes - a very bleak movie, but it both moved and distured me.

Same with "Children of Men."
I haven't seen Angela's Ashes, but I'll definitely add that to my list. We have it here at the store.

I've seen Children of Men. It was disturbing at times, but mostly because it made you think what this world might look like in 50 or 60 years, it can go any which way, and with the way it's going now, it won't be pretty. Also, it was interesting to see how human beings behave once they realize they have nothing to live for anymore. Choreography in that movie was great also.

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the dead baby part really freaked me out in that movie~
Yes. I actually almost started screaming along with that woman.
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Old 06-29-2007, 03:47 PM
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I haven't seen Angela's Ashes, but I'll definitely add that to my list. We have it here at the store.

I've seen Children of Men. It was disturbing at times, but mostly because it made you think what this world might look like in 50 or 60 years, it can go any which way, and with the way it's going now, it won't be pretty. Also, it was interesting to see how human beings behave once they realize they have nothing to live for anymore. Choreography in that movie was great also. . . . . (
I cried in the theatre when the fighting stopped and the baby was carried out of the seige - then the rage started again. Very jarring scene to me. Also, Juliane Moore was brilliant, but somewhat wasted in it. Though, her willingness to take that ensemble roll is IMO what makes her great.
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