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       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: thetruth
       Date: January 9, 2014, 10:53 pm
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       --- Quote from: Emma link ---
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       > No problem, TT. Most of the tidbits were taken from the
       biography anyway.
       >
       > So very recently I've seen the mini version of Bonnie & Clyde.
       This was on TV and had Part 1 and 2 to it so it was basically 4
       hours long. While I thought it was okay, I don't think it
       remained truthful to the original story. I later studied a bit
       and found out Bonnie and Clyde did not meet at Bonnie's wedding.
       That part was glamorized unnecessarily. Also, it showed Bonnie
       firing at police at times whereas the truth probably is that
       perhaps Bonnie never pulled the trigger against anyone.  I say
       that because there's absolutely no account for this event - no
       eye witness or whatsoever, so that part wasn't believable
       either. And this story isn't even 100 years old and has already
       been heavily manipulated. Perhaps the old film is more true to
       its original story.
       >
       > This also reminded me of the overrated movie A Beautiful Mind.
       I got curious after watching the movie and decided to find out
       more about it. And what I found out didn't really match to its
       film story. It was glamorized and manipulated to make it a feel
       good movie, while the real life story had many bitter moments
       and wasn't at all as clear cut. Quite ironic that it even won
       the Oscar but then again we do like our fake stuff and want to
       go home feeling good about it.
       >
       > So when I hear this story or that story was based on 'actual
       events', I don't find myself highly convinced.
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       Fake or not, I loved A Beautiful Mind. I was sleepy the night
       that I saw it, but somehow after about 20 minutes I was sitting
       on the edge of my bed. As I watched that movie I remembered
       tidbits my BFF had told me about what was going with her
       husband. Hearing her talk about it hadn't properly prepared me
       for her reality.
       By the time the movie was over I was bawling like a baby. I
       called her up and apologized for my lack of understanding. I
       went and bought her a copy and she wept too. She said it was her
       exact experience and she used the movie to explain to her young
       pre-teen and teenaged sons why dad had to go and live in a
       nursing home.
       That movie holds a special place in my heart.
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       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Emma
       Date: February 17, 2014, 9:49 am
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       So I finally watched Gravity last night and was heavily
       disappointed. I wasn't bored or anything and it did keep me
       engaged but it was unable to create any emotion in me let alone
       challenge my intellect. The dialogue between the two main
       characters was very poor and juvenile. I did not understand why
       a character like Dr. Stone was even considered to be in the
       space as a Specialist no less, when she was mentally so
       unstable. I don't even want to touch Clooney's character there.
       Absolute dire. There was no development in any of these two
       characters so it was very hard to like any one of them in this
       sci-fi so called cliche. I also did not understand why Stone
       didn't surrender given that she was living a remote life on
       earth and didn't have much to live for. It just felt like your
       everyday Hollywood cliche at its best. It was intellectually
       quite dense and was probably targeted for the mass audience for
       the sole purpose of making money rather than being intellectual
       and thought provoking.
       I don't think they Director has any true understanding of a real
       sci-fi thriller. He should really watch 2001: A Space Odyssey if
       he wants to get some understanding of the space and how it
       really works. Even Contact will do him for now though it's not
       entirely filmed in space. Or watch the Russian version of
       Solaris to get a feel of a true sci-fi thriller.
       A couple of thumbs down from me, sorry.
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       Re: At The Movies Show: Currently In Progress
   DIR By: Exotic One
       Date: May 5, 2015, 6:02 pm
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       George played George y r u surprised
       Sandra played Sandra same same
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