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No,ask anyone who knows me,i'm the most up for it party guy there is who is often cracking jokes.

I just thought 'Team America' was over hyped,piss poor,self indulgent w*nk.

I truely have no idea why people find it funny and when mates make references from it i'm non the wiser.I ask them to explain how it's funny and just look puzzled by their responses.

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Would Worm care to suggest what is superficial or stereotyped about the story? Oskar Schindler did save the lives of over a thousand Jews out of his own pocket, that is historical fact. Do you more dislike the way it was presented?

Can people start suggesting some more ace historical films for me to put on my Lovefilm list?

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Would Worm care to suggest what is superficial or stereotyped about the story? Oskar Schindler did save the lives of over a thousand Jews out of his own pocket, that is historical fact. Do you more dislike the way it was presented?

Can people start suggesting some more ace historical films for me to put on my Lovefilm list?

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Of its type, I would suggest Jaws was infinately better.

However, as a film relating to the Holocaust it is without doubt the worst for reasons that would take me till friday to convey. As an American comparison, Sophie's Choice is a better film and better representation of the condition and consequences of the Holocaust from an American perspective. Better, because it is representative beyond the purely superficial and stereotyped.

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I hope so, having heard so many good things about it I ordered the first season from Amazon yesterday. With 2 weeks of holidays coming up i'm planning on doing a lot of dvd watching
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