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This new tale from Tim Burton starring Ewan MCcreggor sounds frankly disturbing and highly intriguing...
Could be just what you need after a Lord of the Rings wind down. About the re-uniting a father and his son... a Father who used to tell the most bizzare tales ever.
Looking forward to it... it'll be out at the end of the month.
Anyone else anticipating this?
Could be just what you need after a Lord of the Rings wind down. About the re-uniting a father and his son... a Father who used to tell the most bizzare tales ever.
Looking forward to it... it'll be out at the end of the month.
Anyone else anticipating this?
===SONICRAV---> wrote:
> Looks great - Tim Burton is a great director and writer... anyone read
> the melancoly death of an oister boy? If not, you should :D
I've read it. A great little book. I was looking for it at a good price for a while, then a few weeks back I spotted it for a meer £5 in this music/DVD shop in Reading.
Looking forward to Big Fish.
> Looks great - Tim Burton is a great director and writer... anyone read
> the melancoly death of an oister boy? If not, you should :D
I've read it. A great little book. I was looking for it at a good price for a while, then a few weeks back I spotted it for a meer £5 in this music/DVD shop in Reading.
Looking forward to Big Fish.
Sounds erm...
Very Burtony.
Very Burtony.
Looks great - Tim Burton is a great director and writer... anyone read the melancoly death of an oister boy? If not, you should :D
If its anything like return to Oz i'll cry myself to sleep for weeks.
those wheel people still scare me.
those wheel people still scare me.
I am. Looks good. And dreamy. And because it looks dreamy, it looks scary. Wizard of Oz-like. Disturbing film.
Dringo wrote:
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> Anyone else anticipating this?
i'm guessing, due to the lack of replys, that the answer is no.
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> Anyone else anticipating this?
i'm guessing, due to the lack of replys, that the answer is no.
This new tale from Tim Burton starring Ewan MCcreggor sounds frankly disturbing and highly intriguing...
Could be just what you need after a Lord of the Rings wind down. About the re-uniting a father and his son... a Father who used to tell the most bizzare tales ever.
Looking forward to it... it'll be out at the end of the month.
Anyone else anticipating this?
Could be just what you need after a Lord of the Rings wind down. About the re-uniting a father and his son... a Father who used to tell the most bizzare tales ever.
Looking forward to it... it'll be out at the end of the month.
Anyone else anticipating this?