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Was in Blockbuster wandering around seeing if anything took my fancy...christ there's some drek out there:
American Pie 3: With 17 minutes of extra smut!!!!!!!!!!!....nope, seen the other two and they were a poor Porky's.
Tomb Raider 2: Almost see Nip. I will die having never seen a Tomb Raider film, and this makes me happy.
And a load of other crap that doesn't appeal whatsoever, and then on a whim and because the title made me laugh:
"Christie Malry's Own Double Entry"
Nick Moran plays a 20/30something bloke that hates his job in a bank, hates people around him and lives at home with his cancer-ridden mum.
Given to flights of fantasy (gunning down his colleagues at work), he decides to take an accountancy course and discovers the delights of double-entry book keeping.
"For every debit there is a credit".
And decides to apply this to his life. Which basically means anybody that does anything wrong to him, or "debits" him, he takes "recompense" as a credit. Be that keying a Rolls Royce that almost ran him over, making bomb hoax calls to Planet Hollywood, ordering 500 tonnes of paper before leaving his job...anybody that does anything wrong to him, then he exacts revenge in what becomes increasingly bigger, badder, nastier acts.
And falls in love with a butcher girl who uses a hoover as a sex-aid.
It's superb, I'd never heard about it anywhere and by complete chance watched a nasty, spiteful black comedy about a seriously unbalanced individual setting the world to rights.
Well acted - Nick Moran annoyed me at first with his stilted style until you realise the character was hit in the head by a wrench as a teenager - well written, superbly directed.
Don't let the title or the fact it's about an insane accountant put you off. It's most enjoyable hardly-seen film that deserves your time if you can locate a copy of it.
And my favourite fnar-fnar title that made the chimp behind the counter look at me funny.
Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry.
American Pie 3: With 17 minutes of extra smut!!!!!!!!!!!....nope, seen the other two and they were a poor Porky's.
Tomb Raider 2: Almost see Nip. I will die having never seen a Tomb Raider film, and this makes me happy.
And a load of other crap that doesn't appeal whatsoever, and then on a whim and because the title made me laugh:
"Christie Malry's Own Double Entry"
Nick Moran plays a 20/30something bloke that hates his job in a bank, hates people around him and lives at home with his cancer-ridden mum.
Given to flights of fantasy (gunning down his colleagues at work), he decides to take an accountancy course and discovers the delights of double-entry book keeping.
"For every debit there is a credit".
And decides to apply this to his life. Which basically means anybody that does anything wrong to him, or "debits" him, he takes "recompense" as a credit. Be that keying a Rolls Royce that almost ran him over, making bomb hoax calls to Planet Hollywood, ordering 500 tonnes of paper before leaving his job...anybody that does anything wrong to him, then he exacts revenge in what becomes increasingly bigger, badder, nastier acts.
And falls in love with a butcher girl who uses a hoover as a sex-aid.
It's superb, I'd never heard about it anywhere and by complete chance watched a nasty, spiteful black comedy about a seriously unbalanced individual setting the world to rights.
Well acted - Nick Moran annoyed me at first with his stilted style until you realise the character was hit in the head by a wrench as a teenager - well written, superbly directed.
Don't let the title or the fact it's about an insane accountant put you off. It's most enjoyable hardly-seen film that deserves your time if you can locate a copy of it.
And my favourite fnar-fnar title that made the chimp behind the counter look at me funny.
Christie Malry's Own Double-Entry.
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Well why don't I just wander around with a huge neon sign on my head saying 'GO TO PLAY.COM EVERYONE'? Huh?
Meka Dragon wrote:
> This sounds interesting, though I doubt they'll have it in my
> Blockbuster, it's like a shoe-box.
>
> Who is Nick Moran though? I recognise the name, but can't place him.
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You might as well buy it, play.com have it for 4.49.
> This sounds interesting, though I doubt they'll have it in my
> Blockbuster, it's like a shoe-box.
>
> Who is Nick Moran though? I recognise the name, but can't place him.
******
You might as well buy it, play.com have it for 4.49.
Heh, this sounds good. I'll have a look out for it.
Up until someone actually asked who Nick Moran was, I pictured it being the guy from Honey I Shrunk The Kids. But that was Rick Moranis or something.
Up until someone actually asked who Nick Moran was, I pictured it being the guy from Honey I Shrunk The Kids. But that was Rick Moranis or something.
Lock Stock, and... er, all those other films he was in. He's the main poncy bloke in it, the one who's in that The Month advert for The Sunday Times. Bit of a nobber really, but fairly good in this.
This sounds interesting, though I doubt they'll have it in my Blockbuster, it's like a shoe-box.
Who is Nick Moran though? I recognise the name, but can't place him.
Who is Nick Moran though? I recognise the name, but can't place him.
I remember this, yeah, Snuggly's had it for ages. I thought it was porn too, which is why I remember it :D
Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Got it on DVD
These delivery services just get quicker and quicker...
> Got it on DVD
These delivery services just get quicker and quicker...
Got it on DVD, it's fantastic. Even though I hate Nick Moran, it's a brilliant film. And the looks I got from my Ma when I got it through the post were devilish.
Mental ending though.
Mental ending though.
Let's make it!
Maverick42 wrote:
> And that one.
And th-
....is could go on for ages.
> And that one.
And th-
....is could go on for ages.
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