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So why didn't you help out with the Flat Stanley thread given your skills?:sneaky:

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:confused:

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Have a look on Flat Stanley thread in the Lounge

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Ah, I see. A bit like the Paddington one previously.

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Probly :lol:

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The Big Short. OK. A bit contorted, but it got the financial crisis story across in an over dramatized type way. 2.5 stars.

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Inside Job documentary was actually better but entertaining nonetheless.

Hush was quite good for a house invasion/slasher movie, much better than expected

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Just watched The Awakening- not a bad one, a ghostly theme, quite well scripted. Very reminiscent of The Others with Nicole Kidman- I preferred the latter :cool:

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Yes, indeed, Nicole is very easy on the eyes.

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If you miss the 90s, Kill Your Friends is not bad.

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Special Correspondents
Ricky Gervais written - although based on the French original.
Radio reporter and engineer fake news reports from war torn Ecuador.

A good laugh.

You'll find it on Netflix.

And, boy, was it good to hear Mink DeVille's Spanish Stroll after all these years. :thumbup:

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Backtrack with Adrien Brody.

Psychological thriller with some very jumpy moments.

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The Boy, was ok-ish

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Looks psychotic!

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Culture and Scotland, priceless.
https://www.nfb.ca/film/fiddlers_of_james_bay