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pretty damn good!
some quality turns of phrase and a nice, cliche-free, succinct ending.
kinda like "Love, Honour and Obey".. but based around football.
i also liked how you never actually SEE the football, it's just the excuse.
some quality turns of phrase and a nice, cliche-free, succinct ending.
kinda like "Love, Honour and Obey".. but based around football.
i also liked how you never actually SEE the football, it's just the excuse.
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Check the Harlow blockbusters. Near enough every copy of this (and there's a lot) are always out.
Speaks volumes
Speaks volumes
yeah, as "a rough guide of how to be" if things keep going the way they are :S
It's a good representation of Chav culture, they'll probably show it in schools and on documentaries in like 25 years
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Very_Metal wrote:
> i choose to read more into that.
>
> :)
>
> That's a slippery road to paranoia BTW.
that's what everyone's saying about me.
> Very_Metal wrote:
> i choose to read more into that.
>
> :)
>
> That's a slippery road to paranoia BTW.
that's what everyone's saying about me.
Very_Metal wrote:
> i choose to read more into that.
:)
That's a slippery road to paranoia BTW.
> i choose to read more into that.
:)
That's a slippery road to paranoia BTW.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Very_Metal wrote:
> stupid arty course, now i can't just take anything at face value.
>
> curses.
>
> Bwhahahaha.
i choose to read more into that.
> Very_Metal wrote:
> stupid arty course, now i can't just take anything at face value.
>
> curses.
>
> Bwhahahaha.
i choose to read more into that.
Very_Metal wrote:
> stupid arty course, now i can't just take anything at face value.
>
> curses.
Bwhahahaha.
> stupid arty course, now i can't just take anything at face value.
>
> curses.
Bwhahahaha.
stupid arty course, now i can't just take anything at face value.
curses.
curses.
Very_Metal wrote:
> Stuff
Yeah, very true. I just didn't give a damn about the characters enough to think about it to be honest. I just watched it, thought "that was utter crap" and didn't bother analysing it in any depth. It wasn't to my taste, anthough I've a mate who loves the movie. :)
> Stuff
Yeah, very true. I just didn't give a damn about the characters enough to think about it to be honest. I just watched it, thought "that was utter crap" and didn't bother analysing it in any depth. It wasn't to my taste, anthough I've a mate who loves the movie. :)
ah, i thought that too until i thought about it.
the ending may be similar physically, but the irony of American history X was that the character had repented, but never got to find out what the non-nazi side of him was like, whereas The Football Factory simply had a thug killed. It was blatantly a response to the main characters moment of indecision and his "is it worth it?... course it is!" voiceover "thought", but i thought it was a nice twist to not have the main character experience an epihany and renounce it all and then to suffer no consequences, rather his mate gets killed.
the ending may be similar physically, but the irony of American history X was that the character had repented, but never got to find out what the non-nazi side of him was like, whereas The Football Factory simply had a thug killed. It was blatantly a response to the main characters moment of indecision and his "is it worth it?... course it is!" voiceover "thought", but i thought it was a nice twist to not have the main character experience an epihany and renounce it all and then to suffer no consequences, rather his mate gets killed.
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