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What films/TV shows are you watching? *see mod warning, post #3*

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    #1232
    Grindylow
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    ihavequestions wrote: »
    Oh.My.God ! Love it ! I am totally going to Tesco tomorrow! I could never get sick of that movie ..ah childhood memories *sigh*

    Does anyone know if there is a programme with the Jackass cast in Ireland going to be/already has been on RTE ? I wanted to see it but have no idea of its name! Or I could have dreamt this up...

    Erm.. They were on Republic of Telly at the premiere of Jackass 3D? :)


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    #1233
    Duffy the Vampire Slayer
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    Just started watching Arrested Development. Its brilliant.


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    #1234
    MavisDavis
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    Spooks is over for another year. This saddens me greatly. :(


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    #1235
    ihavequestions
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    Noel2k9 wrote: »
    Erm.. They were on Republic of Telly at the premiere of Jackass 3D? :)

    Hmm I saw that! I'm sad now cause I obviously dreamt up this magical programme :(


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    #1236
    Jamie Starr
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    I watched Pan's Labyrinth last night. It was very good, although it did confirm what I've long believed about myself- I cannot handle proper violence in movies.:)


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    #1237
    KnifeWRENCH
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    Duffy the Vampire Slayer wrote: »
    Just started watching Arrested Development. Its brilliant.

    Excellent choice. You won't regret it. First two seasons are class, and even the third season (where the network kept interfering and cutting the series short) is really good.


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    #1238
    seanbmc
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    Pygmalion wrote: »
    Onto the last episode of Band of Brothers now, 's awesome.
    Just watched the second last episode, where they first find a concentration camp, having never heard of them beforehand, pretty heavy stuff.
    I also have the Pacific to watch, but tbh I can't see it living up to Band of Brothers, also probably shouldn't start watching these things when I'm so behind on assignments and study.

    The Pacific is still a very good series, I have to say I really enjoyed both of them, I hope they make more set in more modern day battlefields.


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    #1239
    Namlub
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    Watching the film of Pefume, I was not aware that this existed <_<
    Don't make Grenouille hot ffs


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    #1240
    **Timbuk2**
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    My roommates and I watched the Lion King 2 the other night. I love the Lion King! Such nostalgia! I still know the words to most of the songs :o


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    #1241
    Chuchoter
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    Viola di Mare.
    Basically, the story is there are 2 girls living on an island in Italy in the 19th century. They are best friends and they fall in love, but one of the fathers is really abusive and locks her in the cellar for 6 months and then he lets her out of the cellar if she will pretend to be a man, and drama ensues. It was based on a true story.


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    #1242
    Duffy the Vampire Slayer
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    KnifeWRENCH wrote: »
    Excellent choice. You won't regret it. First two seasons are class, and even the third season (where the network kept interfering and cutting the series short) is really good.

    Yeah whenever theres a discussion about programmes that were cut short it always gets mentioned. That and Firefly which I also havnt seen.


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    #1243
    Pygmalion
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    Duffy the Vampire Slayer wrote: »
    Yeah whenever theres a discussion about programmes that were cut short it always gets mentioned. That and Firefly which I also havnt seen.

    Firefly is awesome, go watch it RIGHT NOW.


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    #1244
    Duffy the Vampire Slayer
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    Pygmalion wrote: »
    Firefly is awesome, go watch it RIGHT NOW.

    Ginja Ninja has told me so on several occasions. I might go watch the first episode when I'm finished watching The Departed on tv.


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    #1245
    Lawliet
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    Pygmalion wrote: »
    Firefly is awesome, go watch it RIGHT NOW.
    Second this, such a good show!

    Had a Misfits marathon today, oh why do British show always have to have such short seasons? Six episodes is not enough dammit!


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    #1246
    Duffy the Vampire Slayer
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    Lawliet wrote: »
    Second this, such a good show!

    Had a Misfits marathon today, oh why do British show always have to have such short seasons? Six episodes is not enough dammit!

    I think the reason is that they usually have a smaller budget and a smaller creative team so thy focus on making a short good series rather than a longer but much worse one.


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    #1247
    Pigwidgeon
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    I was made to watch How to Train Your Dragon last night. I'm not gonna lie, it was awesome. Also, the dragon's are adorable in it.
    I mean, it tries to smile, like c'mon

    Toothless_Trying_Smile_by_TheBandicoot.jpg


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    #1248
    hsanz114clayton
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    Dexter season 5, 24 season 5, Outsourced and Boardwalk empire.


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    #1249
    Asphyxia
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    Pretty Little Liars :D


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    #1250
    HxGH
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    Misfitsss booyaa


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    #1251
    Banjo Fella
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    kateos2 wrote: »
    I was made to watch How to Train Your Dragon last night. I'm not gonna lie, it was awesome. Also, the dragon's are adorable in it.

    I also watched this last night! Really great movie, I loved it. Toothless was ridiculously adorable alright, and I loved the bit of symmetry between him and Hiccup at the end. Also, d'aww, forbidden Viking love;

    howtotrainyourdragon.jpg


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    #1252
    Duffy the Vampire Slayer
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    I finally caught up on Misfits. 8 hours of time I could have used for assignments but it was worth it.


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    #1253
    Namlub
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    Guys. Harry Potter is AMAZING. Go and see it in the actual cinema, seriously.


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    #1254
    Grindylow
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    I echo the above post.

    Harry Potter is so emotional. And so aww. And so just wow. AND WOW. I'm amazed. :o AWWWWWWWW I'M IN LOVE WITH A FILM .:o


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    #1255
    Grindylow
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    HARRY POTTER!
    HARRY POTTER!


    SO so SO emotional. I almost CRIED.
    THE DOBBY DEATH SCENE.. AWWWWWWW. :(


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    #1256
    **Timbuk2**
    Moderators, Education Moderators, Motoring & Transport Moderators Posts: 7,395 Mod ✭✭✭✭**Timbuk2**


    Oh no I don't think I'll be able to see Harry Potter until next week. *Runs away from boards and facebook from potential spoilers*

    Glad to hear you enjoyed it though! I can't wait!!


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    #1257
    Pygmalion
    Closed Accounts Posts: 5,082 ✭✭✭Pygmalion


    **Timbuk2** wrote: »
    Oh no I don't think I'll be able to see Harry Potter until next week. *Runs away from boards and facebook from potential spoilers*
    It's based on a book everyone read years ago


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    #1258
    Duffy the Vampire Slayer
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    I havnt watched a Harry Potter film since 2004.


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    #1259
    **Timbuk2**
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    Actually, if I'm not seeing it for a week, that's more than enough time to read the book (again - 4th time :o) to refresh my memory. I haven't read it in ages!


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    #1260
    Namlub
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,298 ✭✭✭Namlub


    Noel2k9 wrote: »
    HARRY POTTER!
    HARRY POTTER!


    SO so SO emotional. I almost CRIED.
    THE DOBBY DEATH SCENE.. AWWWWWWW. :(
    I cried :o sososo sad, gawd.
    I laughed too though, it was loike such an emotional rollercoaster D:
    "My wife is down there, alone!" "Ron...you don't have a wife"
    :pac:


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    #1261
    Grindylow
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    Namlub wrote: »
    I cried :o sososo sad, gawd.
    I laughed too though, it was loike such an emotional rollercoaster D:
    "My wife is down there, alone!" "Ron...you don't have a wife"
    :pac:

    Same! It's such a cross of emotions! It really was so epic! :)
    "I'm feeling very hole-y"


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