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"Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind"

Just seen this tonight, and I cannot recommend it enough. Please, PLEASE don't go an see crap like Van Helsing and buy a ticket for this instead, I promise you won't regret it. It's touching, it's funny, it's amazingly inspired and it's got career best performances from Carrey and Winslet. Every minute of this film is priceless, and if you have any heart and soul in your body, you'll adore it just as much as I did.

Please go see it. Don't make me beg.

Jim looks funny with a beard

Rickoss wrote:
> I'll be honest - I hate Carrey's comedy performances, The Mask, Dumb
> & Dumber, The Cable Guy - I really don't enjoy watching him being
> an idiot. But The Truman Show I loved, and this also looks be another
> rare film where he isn't type-cast as a lunatic.

DO U HAVE A SENSE OF HUMOUR?!

That's not quite what I said. :P

It's just a lovely film saying that the journey is much more important than the destination, with the realisation that there isn't a destination anyway, so hey.

I've still got to see Adapation.. it did seem that extra bit too art from the outside view, but I'll keep an eye out anyway.

Hmmm.. I don't think I should go and see this, I'm having some councilling at the moment from the end of my last relationship. This film might just make me want to kill myself.. by what Grix said anyways.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> *flexes muscle*

Ooh, um...impressive?

Goatboy wrote:
> Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Every minute of this film is priceless, and
> if you have any heart and soul in your body, you'll adore it just as
> much as I did.
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>
> Did it make you cry?

I cried, but on the inside, like a real man should. I could never show weakness like that.

*flexes muscles*

Goatboy wrote:
> Tip of The Day:
> To look like Nicolas Cage, simply peer into the back of a spoon.

Heh.
I suppose it's funny because it is indeed true.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
Every minute of this film is priceless, and
> if you have any heart and soul in your body, you'll adore it just as
> much as I did.
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Did it make you cry?
I liked Being John Malkovich, I hated Adaptation with a passion. Probably because I loathe Nicolas Cage - he used to be good but now he's just another schmo.

Tip of The Day:
To look like Nicolas Cage, simply peer into the back of a spoon.

I'll be seeing it at some point, whether it be at the cinema or when it comes out on DVD.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Did... did you read the post? I said it's brilliant, now go.

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Yes, I read the post (though I skipped over the big words) It's just not my kind of film, I'll wait for DVD.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> None of your excuses, you crappy geordie.

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*sniff*

I'm not playing anymore!