Last Samurai - Last night
Last Samurai - Last night
19 October 2006, 12:47 PM
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Couldnt be bothered its such a long film and interrupted by so called News 
saw little bits of it but then watched Prison Break Series 2 Episode 7 instead 
It is a good film though
saw little bits of it but then watched Prison Break Series 2 Episode 7 instead It is a good film though
Didnt realise it was on until I got home from the boozer
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19 October 2006, 03:33 PM
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the tradition still exisist to some extent, another case of america trying to impose its beliefs and will on another country. all though through history they arn't the only one, england has done its fair share
19 October 2006, 03:37 PM
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That's not my point, it's just typical Hollywood that it takes an American to save the world, wherever, whenever, whatever. You wouldn't see Cruise getting machine-gunned and Watanabe making the presentation, that's all. I thought the rest was great, just the last bit spoiled it for me.
19 October 2006, 03:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
That's not my point, it's just typical Hollywood that it takes an American to save the world, wherever, whenever, whatever. You wouldn't see Cruise getting machine-gunned and Watanabe making the presentation, that's all. I thought the rest was great, just the last bit spoiled it for me.
19 October 2006, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
That's not my point, it's just typical Hollywood that it takes an American to save the world, wherever, whenever, whatever. You wouldn't see Cruise getting machine-gunned and Watanabe making the presentation, that's all. I thought the rest was great, just the last bit spoiled it for me.
19 October 2006, 03:52 PM
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supose it is fairly typical, america always saving the day.
u571 made me larf, they made it out to be the biggest thing ever that they got the enigma machine from the sub, yet british ship got it year before lol
u571 made me larf, they made it out to be the biggest thing ever that they got the enigma machine from the sub, yet british ship got it year before lol
19 October 2006, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
supose it is fairly typical, america always saving the day.
u571 made me larf, they made it out to be the biggest thing ever that they got the enigma machine from the sub, yet british ship got it year before lol
u571 made me larf, they made it out to be the biggest thing ever that they got the enigma machine from the sub, yet british ship got it year before lol
20 October 2006, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Tidgy
supose it is fairly typical, america always saving the day.
u571 made me larf, they made it out to be the biggest thing ever that they got the enigma machine from the sub, yet british ship got it year before lol
u571 made me larf, they made it out to be the biggest thing ever that they got the enigma machine from the sub, yet british ship got it year before lol
The British already had an an Enigma - the Poles had supplied it just before WW2 started (not to mention that it was commercially available for several years). The valuable bit was the books of rotor and plug settings that came with it.
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