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Many twists and such but I thought it was really good
Still a few things I'm confused about, ah well.
Still a few things I'm confused about, ah well.
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Kyz22 wrote:
In fight club, tyler is supposed to be a figment of Edward norton's (I
> forget the characters name) imagination. Yet the phone in the phone
> box rings, yet he does have a mobile phone or any way of making it
> ring.
It doesn't actually ring. He just thinks it rings. I think. I only saw it once and wasn't that impressed. It wasn't bad. It was one of those films that I didn't enjoy that much while actually watching it but thought it was great when thinking back on it. But it was ridiculous.
In fight club, tyler is supposed to be a figment of Edward norton's (I
> forget the characters name) imagination. Yet the phone in the phone
> box rings, yet he does have a mobile phone or any way of making it
> ring.
It doesn't actually ring. He just thinks it rings. I think. I only saw it once and wasn't that impressed. It wasn't bad. It was one of those films that I didn't enjoy that much while actually watching it but thought it was great when thinking back on it. But it was ridiculous.
I think you're right. But theres always glitches in movies which havent been thought out fully.
In fight club, tyler is supposed to be a figment of Edward norton's (I forget the characters name) imagination. Yet the phone in the phone box rings, yet he does have a mobile phone or any way of making it ring.
Its still one of my favourite films but theres a few little bits in it that dont quite calculate.
In fight club, tyler is supposed to be a figment of Edward norton's (I forget the characters name) imagination. Yet the phone in the phone box rings, yet he does have a mobile phone or any way of making it ring.
Its still one of my favourite films but theres a few little bits in it that dont quite calculate.
The only bit I don't get is when he walks into the toilet at the airport and there's the bloke reaching under the cubicle for some toilet paper. Douglas just walks out. I reckon that it's just showing how strange things can happen in real life and they don't have to be part of the game. I could be wrong though.
Its full of twists but when you go away and think about it then it will make sense. gr8 film tho
movie?
Got it on DVD. It's Usual Suspects-esque, if you ask me. Absolutely brilliant from David "Fight Club" Fincher.
Awesome movie.
HálloHowArtThou wrote:
> Myst, answer these questions:
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> Myst, answer these questions:
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It was on Channel 4
Episode 2 was cack, better than Episode 1 but still doomed to be nothing more than a badly scripted pile of boring tosh.
What really rubbed salt in the wounds was the fact that Jango Fett, destined to be the coolest character in the film, used to be in sodding Heartbreak high.
I watched Collateral Damage tonight, pretty good, nothing to jump up and down about just your usual no brainer Arnolt film.
What really rubbed salt in the wounds was the fact that Jango Fett, destined to be the coolest character in the film, used to be in sodding Heartbreak high.
I watched Collateral Damage tonight, pretty good, nothing to jump up and down about just your usual no brainer Arnolt film.
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