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Old 28-12-2007, 21:05   #1654
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re: Rate the last movie you saw

I watched Hostel II. I never saw the original - damn glad I didn't. I have a strong stomach, but my roast lamb dinner ended up returned to the oven, pending the end of the film. I had a bit of a "gulp" moment when he slipped with the angle grinder And the ending - suppose the lamb could have been toad in the hole No real plot - just a lot of excessive violence and gore. Not sure why they make movies like this - 2/10

Also, Mrs Henderson presents. Only 3 stars in the Radio Times, but I quite enjoyed it. Very emotional in places. Plot a little thin, but entertaining none-the-less. Slight disappointment at being given only a brief, side-on glimpse of Will Young's giblets. Plus the full-on-naked-tubby-hair-bear-horror of Bob Hoskins 8/10



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