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Anyone else watching this tonight? I've seen bits and pieces before, and it has two of my favourite actors in (Edward Furlong and Edward Norton). Also, I'm curious to see the head-stomping scene. It does look very good, can't wait.
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I watched it last night. I've seen it before. What a film!
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They said all that because they didn't want to get tracked down by Nazis?
They said all that because they didn't want to get tracked down by Nazis?
The director hated it, and didn't even want his name in the credits. Apparantly Norton had the entire film re-edited to give him more screen time and cut back on the real story of what Furlong was up to.
Still a good film, though.
Still a good film, though.
Excellent. Never seen it before, but was gripped the whole time. Must have been such an uncomfortable film to make though.
And it was HORRIBLE. Poor thing just didn't see the bus coming.
English_Bloke wrote:
> What happens at the end? Does he die?
No, their dog gets knocked down.
> What happens at the end? Does he die?
No, their dog gets knocked down.
What happens at the end? Does he die?
Really powerful ending, almost had a tear in my eye.
yeah, in one of his finest roles IMO.
Oh, and I'm not being Gay and suggesting Mel is nice looking or anything, you have to see the film to appreciate the 'Hubba Hubba Hubba' bit.
Oh, and I'm not being Gay and suggesting Mel is nice looking or anything, you have to see the film to appreciate the 'Hubba Hubba Hubba' bit.
ßora† §agdiyeV wrote:
> I watched Payback instead, which I hadn't seen for quite a while.
> Classic.
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> Hubba Hubba Hubba
Mel?
> I watched Payback instead, which I hadn't seen for quite a while.
> Classic.
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> Hubba Hubba Hubba
Mel?
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