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End of a cinema era
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Did the same in Malta one year. Made the mistake of going to see War of the Worlds with that Tom Cruise fella who makes my fists itch. Luckily, there was an interval part way through the film so we left at that point and found a bar instead. -
Yes, always made a beeline for the nearest versión original in those conditiones.Originally posted by Whorty View PostHa ha, Mrs W and I did that once in Hong Kong
Tropical storm outside, sweating like a pig, so we went to watch an English speaking film (Mr & Mrs Smith) - not the best film, but nice and cool 
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...says the anti-semite...Originally posted by Eirikur View PostYour typical racist homophobic and misogynist and bre*!teer gammon
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Originally posted by Mordac View Post...says the anti-semite...
Careful if you are nasty to our resident dutch twit you get banned.Comment
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huh? Another totally baseless insult from another bre*!teerOriginally posted by Mordac View Post...says the anti-semite...
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Re: diversity rules. Film makers are more interested in profit, rather than getting academy awardsOriginally posted by minestrone View PostCineworlds were clean, comfortable and someone was out in 10 seconds if people had their feet up or their phone on.
The new academy awards diversity rules will kill cinema anyway.
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Boris Johnson urges people to ‘go to the cinema’ - BBC News
It's serious now, Boris wants us to go to the cinema, give it a week and it will be about blaming the increase in cases on people not staying at home but going out....…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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You do know it's a pork product, I take it?Originally posted by Eirikur View Posthuh? Another totally baseless insult from another bre*!teer
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And no:Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostCINE shares down 40% today.
Anti-boom.
Anti-banana.
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