Australia the Movie
Nov 18th 2008, 10:52 pm
#17
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Re: Australia the Movie
Oh go on, you know you want to
Not seen him in anything other than the Titanic crap but presumably Martin Scorsese rates him as an actor.
Nov 19th 2008, 12:12 am
#18
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Re: Australia the Movie
Except that Hugh Jackmans character was loosely based on the life of a Western Australian author.
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...005368,00.html
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/stor...005368,00.html
Nov 19th 2008, 12:55 am
#19
Still alive
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Re: Australia the Movie
You should have watched it on normal speed rewind - classic comedy. We laughed till we cried
I remember going to see Titanic with my 2 neices and one of their husbands. At the end, the 2 girls were sitting crying ever so quietly. Cam and I looked at each other and said "well, that's 3 hours we'll never see again". It's not like they didn't know the ending, is it? For crying out loud it's not like anyone doesn't know they almost all died!
Oh go on, you know you want to Not seen him in anything other than the Titanic crap but presumably Martin Scorsese rates him as an actor.
I remember going to see Titanic with my 2 neices and one of their husbands. At the end, the 2 girls were sitting crying ever so quietly. Cam and I looked at each other and said "well, that's 3 hours we'll never see again". It's not like they didn't know the ending, is it? For crying out loud it's not like anyone doesn't know they almost all died!
Oh go on, you know you want to
Not seen him in anything other than the Titanic crap but presumably Martin Scorsese rates him as an actor.
Nov 19th 2008, 1:37 am
#20
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Re: Australia the Movie
Francis Ford Coppolla's nephew.....he had to put Nicholas in the movies as his own son was decapitated in a speed boat accident with Griffin O'Neil I think it was - trying to think back to the days of 1980's Dolly Magazine gossip. But still so cool as Sailor in one of the Lynch movies in the 80's - oh and every teenage girls dream in Valley Girl.
Nov 19th 2008, 9:22 am
#21
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Re: Australia the Movie
Francis Ford Coppolla's nephew.....he had to put Nicholas in the movies as his own son was decapitated in a speed boat accident with Griffin O'Neil I think it was - trying to think back to the days of 1980's Dolly Magazine gossip. But still so cool as Sailor in one of the Lynch movies in the 80's - oh and every teenage girls dream in Valley Girl.
Nov 19th 2008, 9:07 pm
#23
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Re: Australia the Movie
Planning on seeing it in the next couple of days. Some people get very patronising about stuff that by it's very nature is supposed to be entertainment I guess, as with most other films, the bums on seats will decide if it's any good. Never taken a reviewer's pov as gospel on anything. Not going to start now
I guess, as with most other films, the bums on seats will decide if it's any good. Never taken a reviewer's pov as gospel on anything. Not going to start now
