Recent Books / DVD's youve read/seen and recommend.

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  1. Ruth

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    you should be so lucky... :p

    i've had practise with such things ;)
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    :lol:
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    I saw old boy at the Tyneside, loved it but it freaked my pal out.

    Wanted to see Ong Bak but no-one would go.

    I'm guessing it's on DVD now?
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    aye as is the follow up...both superb flicks :up:

    i got mine off ebay for cheaps :D
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    ah I usually get them from Tartan Asia's site, not v cheap.

    What is the follow up called?
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    i think...

    born to fight...doesn't follow on from ong bak but has cool moves etc in :up:
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    i've just watched ong bak its fucking awesome
  8. Ruth

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    some of the stuff they do is just class :up:
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    totally i was amazed tbf for most of the film.
  10. Ruth

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    you can't help it...theres a fair few asian films that are amazing..
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    did I ever give you tarnation? its one of those films that leave you completely stunned after watching it... the soundtrack is even better than the garden state one.. it got nominated for cannes, sundance, toronto and venice and won a heap of awards including best documentary at LA..

    I think the first quote in the trailer sums it up.. http://www.apple.com/trailers/independent/tarnation.html
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    I see what you mean - was trying to read it on the way home last night while pounding my ears with trance.... wasnt going to happen.

    He doesnt seem to write absolutely incredibly difficultly, but its the few 'big' words and sentence structure in how he says things that seems to take twice the amount of time and concentration to get through.

    Not bad so far :)
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    Hostel is well worth watching, makes wolf creek seem like bambie. :eek:
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    Ive seen this advertised. You must have it on a copy, cos its not released yet? Ill be going to see it :D
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    lovely bones is a great book and just read 'a short history of tractors in ukranian' which is a joy, funny perceptive and a look at a different experience of immigrant life in the uk. don't be put off by the title..there are no tractors in it....:)
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    Yeah, a friend gave me it ;)

    It's really grim viewing, well worth watching.
  19. ManofScience

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    if i read on a bus i throw up. instantly. almost.

    must be motion sickness. ho hum.

    same if i travel backwards, like in those biddie/disabled seats. instant sickness.

    biddie seats plus a copy of the 'metro' and there's a whole world of hurt for the rest of the passengers :lol:
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    i get that to i can't concentrate on anything while traveling or a feel dizzy

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