Tried to watch this over the weekend.
A bit all over the place IMHO.
May be it'll be like Pulp Fiction and The Usual Suspects which took me 3 times each to watch all the way through and appreciate.
Only managed an hour of Cloud Atlas.
Will try again sometime.
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Its enough to almost forgive them for the matrix sequels.
I was hesitant to watch thinking it was overhyped, but I loved it
Unlike the Matrix sequels they didn't rely on CGI to drive the story forward, it seemed to just flow seamlessly and despite being a long film for once I didn't get bored ever
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Out in the UK on Friday, has been out in america for a few months. One of my favourite books of all time, wasnt sure how well it would be converted into a film, but i think they have done it really well (although the mrs said it was boring), dotn think she really understood the links between the stories and the overall theme ofthe filmOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostAnother great book. Didn't realise it had been made into a movie.
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Another great book. Didn't realise it had been made into a movie.Originally posted by Ketchup View PostDo bother, in my top 5 of all time
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