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Just watched Martha Marcy May Marlene on the strength of kermode putting it in his top 5 of the year so far. I liked it, but wanted to know more. Wouldn't put it down as a classic at the moment, but the acting and photography were superb.

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I watched "Dear Zachary" yesterday. Fucking hell it was grim. Great film, but what an incredibly sad story. Its a documentary, but it has you pretty much gripped like an amazing drama would.

If you aren't familiar - don't read anything about it. just watch it.

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Watched Dear Zachary last night on the back of your recommendation. I didn't know the story and it was pretty harrowing but an interesting story. I have The Cove lined up as my next crime documentary tonight.

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I found it utterly boring. I love scifi and the effects arm ok but the story and acting is so shit. I think someone thought that the us army had been getting all the attention lately so thought they would write a w*nkfest for the navy.

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That film redefined bad. It also hijacked a genre for it's own meatheaded agenda. I have seen some turkeys, but it is hard to find a single redeeming feature for that bucket of crap. I dropped IQ points watching it, etc...

Cabin in the woods was entertaining, Girl walks into a bar was genuinely a good movie, the kind they don't make enough of (apart from tarrantino)

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    • 👍 plus they brought their own screens 📺 either side of the stage.
    • Production was the only thing that could even explain why she would back out. Like they had sorted out the financials and she was fine with it and then a production meeting happened. It all fell apart. It was very clear that she was not going to compromise her show one bit and then that show in Brazil pretty much confirmed it. There was like one element they couldnt pull off outdoors, but it was negligible since the rest was a carbon copy of the tour she had been on. Glasto is not willing to make any bold changes on the Pyramid stage so then theyre kinda stuck in terms of what some acts want/demand. I think the easiest solution to that is putting her on Friday. You deal with the changes for one night and then re configure for the rest of the weekend. In 24 they were fortunate to have had Dua and Coldplay on Fri and Sat so they could both use the b stage. But I think it was removed for Sunday?     I saw a random rag article earlier that said Olivia Dean turned down Glasto BECAUSE her ex ( not even confirmed dating ) Harry Styles was playing the fest. hahahaha
    • No argument that he’s bigger than ever, I just have no enthusiasm for it.
    • Keep in mind those crowds were full of teenagers. Glasto aint full of teenagers. Theres no way she could demand headline and get it because they got other acts to give the slot to who deserve it with a bigger catalog. Reading/Leeds would headline her cause its still LN.  If the fest was struggling its Other headline. But a 3rd down Pyramid is likely the landing spot. Itll go down like the Camila Cabello performance pretty much.
    • Norwich times if anyone is interested 
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