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"the village"

This latest offering from that Shyamalan bloke seems quite promising. Hopefully will have more of a resemblense(sp?) to the sixth sense in meaning that it is good. A masterpiece infact. Unlike unbreakable which seems to receive about 4 stars when its on tv and it actually sucks. Mr Shyamalan must have bribed those tv people. Unfortunately its only going to be a 12A. So unless its quite psychological I doubt their will be any wet pants as people exit the cinema. So what does everyone think about this. Good or bad?

Came out yesterday...

The acting was superb... the ending... well what else was there to say?

When's it out in England?

Saw it a couple of weeks ago.

I've decided (after hours of deliberation..) that it was a good film.

When it ended, I was left there thinking, "erm Mr M.Night.... that's not an ending."

But thinking about it, it was a really clever film. Lots of great twists and some reasonable acting I guess....

It wasn't really very "scary" though which I was disappointed with...

Ha ha.

I am a fan of the Bronte sisters but Emily's Wuthering Heights if by far the best. The only novel she wrote as well. It is the most bizarre and twisted love story ever told and for that reason you should all read it. Much like the Village it is a gothic love story.

I am a fan of Limpbizkit for the same reason people like Metallica and so forth, the music appeals to me.

I also like underground Ska-punk band Spunge, Pop-punkers Bowling For soup and in particular Blink 182.

I'm also a large fan of Muse, Linkin Park, Sum 41, Iggy Pop, Keane, Feeder, Reel Big Fish, Iron Maiden, Hell is For Heroes etc...

I don't like Limpbizkit because of the front man, the fact that my mates do (although they certainly do not) or that they are in the newspapers a lot.

If I like what I listen to then I like the band and for that reason I can't be criticised. People like music depending on their state of mind and so it truly is a matter of taste and opinion.

Dringo wrote:
> I saw the Village on Monday...
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> It was like Wuthering Heights with a small horror element.

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You are obviously a huge Wuthering Heights fan. It probably takes pride of place among your classic English literature shelf, alongside Limp Bizkit:Uk Tour 03/04.

I saw the Village on Monday...

It was like Wuthering Heights with a small horror element.

Great film.

yeah I saw that on a copy, didnt think much of it. Its pretty much the 1st one with different actors and slightly better gore effects. Though I have to say I didnt like the 1st one, so its not surprising.

Dawn of the Dead?

thats going to really suck if alien vs predator is a 12. Where have all the 18's gone???

Puddleface wrote:
> films nowadays are
> too complex for them to understand anyway so why bother.

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Yes, so very very complex. I can hardly understand Spider-Man 2 or I, Robot. Too many Lynchian plot lines for me.