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From Paris with Love 9.5/10 Travolta at his best:tu:

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The Invention of Lying - 7/10.

Not too predictable, but a bit too much blatant product placement for my liking (Bud, Sharpies, Pizza Hut, K-Swiss).

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District 9 - 8/10 Had been meaning to watch this for a while. Loved the documentary style directing.

Duke

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Alice in Wonderland 3D - 8/10

I thought it was excellent. Johnny Depp was excellent as Hatter. It would of been awesome to have seen Chester and the Tweedles more, cause they didn't seem to be in it much and if they were then the chances are they had no lines.

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I went to see that also and would agree with your score :)

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Deja Vu - 7/10

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District 9 - 9/10.

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Hot Chicks.

Don't know if we can give a negative score, but it has to be -10/10.

Truly the worst movie I have ever seen and I've seen some bad ones.

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Percy Jackson and the Olympians ,The lightning thief . Those who read the book do not like it but I aint read the book and I liked it :)

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Abit like Harry Potter then?

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yes

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Be Kind Rewind 8/10 last time I saw it was at the cinema, really enjoyed watching it again, had forgotten how it is.

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I think the film would have been a lot better if they just re-recorded films all the way through, rather than turning it into a "isn't community great?' film

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Ghost Town (2008)

Felt like I was watching 'The Invention Of Lying' again.
Everything I see with Gervais in makes me like him a bit less.....

5 out of 10

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Legion: 5/10. Quite an enjoyable film, with some good acting. Particularly from Paul Bettany (who is wonderfully creepy as the Angel Micheal) and Lucas Black (who was excellent as the boy, Caleb, in American Gothic and is proving to be a good actor given good material).



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I got the same experience with John Grisham books a few years back. I loved them until I read three together (one after the other), and realised they are all basically about the heroic lawyer who takes on either the authorities or corporate america on behalf of the little guy and wins.

I am not saying Ricky Gervais does that, but I suspect that if you watch too much of his stuff, it will feel a little samey.