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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:15,
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:40,
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It's not actually as good as its mound of memorable quotes and iconic images would suggest
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:22,
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and it's a great movie :P
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a load of us dressed in black uniforms carrying rifles on Croydon High street, supposed to be New York. Old dear walks up "oooh, are you filming ?" one of the extras replies "No love, it's a bomb scare. You better move along". Old dear toddles off.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:58,
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I definitely couldn't sit and watch it all in one go; I tend to lose interest after a bit.
Of course, that's just me. I mean, I can sit through 2001 A Space Odyssey, right to the very end.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:26,
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Of course, that's just me. I mean, I can sit through 2001 A Space Odyssey, right to the very end.
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Never met anyone who agrees with me on this though. Come to think of it, I've met bloody few people who've even seen or heard of it.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:31,
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I've never heard of it either :S I'll have to hunt it down.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:38,
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but very rewarding, especially on repeated viewings
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:49,
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...absolutely beautiful to look at (and listen to), some fantastic scenes, but I found my mind wandering a bit. Maybe I'm a philistine.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 19:10,
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I don't have a great attention span. But Barry Lyndon just seems to hypnotize me with its beauty.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 19:16,
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and I could watch it again, for that reason. I loved Tree of Life, too, which was also pretty, but veeeery slow.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 19:19,
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who wrote one of the best books on the Vietnam war "Dispatches" www.roadjunky.com/article/716/dispatches-vietnam-michael-herr
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:43,
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Stick around. There's some nibbles somewhere, but I think atomic's been "handling" them.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 19:19,
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and, as Mu says, grab some twiglets if there's any left.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 19:24,
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Stick around. You might also find you enjoy putting your next snippet of trivia onto a picture of a smug man enjoying a croissant in the middle of a brutal jungle battle.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 19:29,
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The gameplay of the series is characteristic of run and gun games: large numbers of enemies and a player character with extremely powerful weapons. In most run and guns, contact with an enemy leads to annihilation. In this series, however, contact results in the opportunity to perform a melee attack and the opportunity for the enemy to perform a melee attack of his own if he has one. The player's melee attack is also much stronger than most shots. This leads to the ability for the player to run in and use melee attacks to take down a number of troops, and the ability to quickly defeat enemies that can take plenty of damage like the mummies in Full Metal Jacket 2.
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Mon 18 Jun 2012, 18:25,
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