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Topic: The Movie Thread Reloaded  (Read 96703 instances)

Thirteen Lives is a good dramatization of an unattainable rescue. Complete with map. Very good supply materials for these eager to convey a little bit of gritty realism into their fantasy adventures.

I actually preferred Thirteen Lives. It was as claustrophobic because it will get, with Viggo and Colin Farrell doing virtually all the underwater scenes by themselves. It was additionally good to see the vast portrayal of all of the efforts (and the folks) concerned within the rescue operation.

I counsel the documentary “The Rescue” as a companion piece. I watched “The Rescue” first however, even when it’s the actual factor, it truly made me take pleasure in this film much more.

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For each fool who denounces Ayn Rand as “intellectualism” there is a superb DM who creates a “Bioshock” journey.

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Just noticed The Secret of NIMH. Interesting story. I additionally suppose it was fairly darkish for an animated film. It couldn’t fairly resolve if it was fantasy or Sci-Fi (type of a combination) however I nonetheless suppose this was one of many higher animated motion pictures I’ve seen.

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