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ABOUT
- Member Since
- July 2003
- Current Location
- St Helens, Merseyside, UK
- Hometown
- St Helens, Merseyside, UK
- Favorite Line From A Movie
- Hey officer, Ain't life a f**ker? (An Innocent Man, 1989)
- Best Movie Seat
- middle
- Favorite Movie Watching Snack
- Ben & Jerrys
- Favorite Movie Watching Drink
- Dr Pepper
- When I'm not watching movies, I'm...
- Listening to music and on the web, or swimming and walking the dog
- Fresh or Rotten
- Rotten
RATINGS (64)
Fast Five (2011) |
90% |
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The Town (2010) |
100% |
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Invictus (2009) |
80% |
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Gran Torino (2008) |
90% |
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Valkyrie (2008) |
80% |
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REVIEWS (62)
The Town (2010)
A gritty, kitchen-sink honest tale of four armed robbers who have been childhood friends that plan and carry out raids on armoured cars until one of t... More
Gran Torino (2008)
Compelling, amusing and poignant all in equal measure.
A superb storyline and production of a racist Korean war veteran (Walt), recently widowed, wh...
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Valkyrie (2008)
A solid effort of the true story of a daring and audacious plan to assassinate Hitler by a group of German soldiers that had become dissaffected and (... More
Frost/Nixon (2008)
A terrific period piece by Ron Howard of the time that disgraced former US President Richard Nixon got a grilling by British talk show legend David Fr... More
Quantum of Solace (2008)
Bond returns with the follow-up to the masterful Casino Royale.
First of all, the film is not as polished as Casino Royale, and there ...
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MOVIE LISTS (2)
BLOGS (7)
Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories (PS2 version)
One thing to clear up, this is definitely not in the same league as GTA: San Andreas (nothing is), but even so, not all is lost here.
Although it is more or less a prequel to GTA 3, th...
Driver: Parallel Lines
First of all; this is not a GTA challenger, but to be fair, it was not intended to be in the first place.
I have to say that Driver: Parallel Lines is most certainly a quantum l...
True Crimes: New York City
A great sequel that ups the level of involvement, and now also with a dash of 'open-endedness' too
