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- I have always loved movies, but I remember the very moment I became seriously interested in film. I was maybe a freshmen or a sophomore in high school when I saw Elia Kazan's breathtaking...
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- a tiresome movie for sure. who cares about men and guns again and again the same fixation. depp is a great filmstar impersonating a gangster. Even the other way round this is still a tiresome...
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1 year ago
Enjoyed the show (although am I right in assuming it was actually recorded before your Indy 4 show?). Anyway, good fun and I enjoyed the singingbowl. Did I hear correctly that Gareth has a total of 50 DVDs? I find that hard to believe, that's very restrained of him!
I wanted your advice on something. I teach 10-11 year old kids and wanted to set up a film club in my school. (Having been inspired by seeing the www.filmclub.org site - do take a look.) My thinking behind this was an attempt to broaden the range of films that children of this age will have generally been exposed to. Which films would you suggest should go on any line up I might put together? They need to be ones they're unlikely to have see and won't bore them to tears in the first 5 mins. For example I don't think I'd get very far with Lawrence of Arabia, despite being a wonderful piece of cinema. Oh and of course any film would need to be certificate appropriate!
Any comments would be appreciated.
1 year ago
Re: films for 10-11 yr. olds = hmmm... Will have a think...not Ryan's Daughter is my first thought.
1 year ago
1 year ago
AWESOME as HASSELHOFF?
Full disclosure - i've actually seen this - channel surfing in some dodgy motel in some dodgy town - i couldn't believe it!
1 year ago
Also, did anyone notice Capt. America's shield is lying on Tony Stark's workbench at point in the movie? I didn't see it until I read about it after the fact.
1 year ago
12 months ago
http://www.bfi.org.uk/education/conferences/wat...
12 months ago