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"Buffalo Soldiers"

Grr, I really want to see this film but crappy Harlow won't let me. Here we have a film that dares to be slightly anti-American and anti-war, but can I see it at the cinema in Harlow? Can I nutsacks. Instead I have to put up with Matrix Reloaded (okay, it came out like three months ago), Hulk (fair enough) and Agent Cody Banks (wtf?). Come on!

For the record, it's a film set during the end of the Cold War around 1989, and is about a soldier called Ray Elwood (matnik-lookey-likey Joaquin Phoenix) who has shady black market connections, and when the new hard-nosed boss enters the corps, he tries to nob his daughter (Anna Paquin). Lovely. He also gets into trouble for selling a load of stolen weapons on the black market. I like the tagline though.

"War is hell, but Peace is... boring."


Anyone seen it? If so, you don't live in Harlow.

Directed by, starring and probably written by Vincent Gallo I seem to remember. Buffalo 66 that is.

Tribute wrote:
> mikelar wrote:
> "Survival of the fattest"
>
> Wasn't that a NOFX album?

Really? I'm shocked and disguisted - I never knew.

I've changed the tagline to:

"You think your thoughts are safe? DON'T think again!"

> I'm not too sure what the story is yet mind.

cannibalism. mass MASS cannibalism. who ever can eat all the other guys lives. a tv show is planned for next year in an "i'm a clinically obese guy, give me a chicken wing" style.

It was on a plane. So was Agent Cody Banks.
I should have slept, or perhaps just stared at the seat in front of me. It would have been more enjoyable, in both cases.

gerrid wrote:
> Spy Kids

More fool you for watching it.

101 Dalmatians

Spy Kids

What's the worst?

Agent Cody Banks is the second worst film I've ever seen.

mikelar wrote:
> "Survival of the fattest"

Wasn't that a NOFX album?