Feel Good Films - What's yours
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Feel Good Films - What's yours
I've just thoroughly, thoroughly enjoyed. Lord of the Rings-Return of the King.
That was the only one I had not seen
Apart from a conversation in the middle of it, with me keep saying "hang on I want to see this bit" (apologies, you know who you are
) I have to say, I was riveted. What a film, I had goose bumps at some bits 
That was the only one I had not seen
Apart from a conversation in the middle of it, with me keep saying "hang on I want to see this bit" (apologies, you know who you are
) I have to say, I was riveted. What a film, I had goose bumps at some bits
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For some reason when I thought of the question, Rita Sue & Bob too popped into my mind
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For me it's the Cannonball Run. I don't care how cheesy it looks now, you can see that they all had a great laugh making it. I loved it when I was 6, I still love it 24 years later...
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For instance In Bruges (2008) has more politically incorect lines in it than all the films I have seen in the previous 10 years put together. Any film that includes an immortal line of dialogue like this is alright by me:
Ken: We shall strike a balance between culture and fun.
Ray: Somehow I believe, Ken, that the balance shall tip in the favor of culture, like a big fat f**king retarded f**king black girl on a see-saw opposite...a dwarf.
