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  • Mike Covell
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    Here are a couple of amusing incidents from my years in the Movie retail and rental industry,

    A couple of Asian gentlemen came in and asked for "Indian Films" my co-worker, who wasn't the sharpest tool in the box, said, "Try the Cowboy films in the Western section"
    Asian gentlemen complained about her being racist!

    A group of Russian gentlemen came in and bought a phone, but couldn't get it to work, the same co-worker told them, "Come back when you can speak English!"
    They understood her enough to complain about her being racist!

    She was forced out of the company!

    A lady came in and asked for "Stir of Egos" my colleagues spent ages looking for it, until I informed them she was mistaken, and it was "Stir of Echoes"


    A guy came in and wanted to watch "Shaft" starring Samuel L Jackson, his wife wasn't interested, so he said loudly,
    "C'mon babe, you loved him in the Matrix!"
    I quitely told him, Samual L Jackson and Larry Fishburne where not the same man!

    One of the security staff was sent by his wife for a film, by the time he arived at the store he had forgot the film, but knew it was about "A man on his own"
    After hours of searching we narrowed it down to "Bourne Identity"

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  • Pippin Joan
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    Vila, I love your classic sci-fi list! It reminded me of a couple of incidents. One, my daughter was taking an English lit class in university and told her then boyfriend that she had to write a paper on the theme of The Tempest. She told him the story line, and he said, "Hey! That's the story of 'Forbidden Planet'." They watched that movie and she did her paper on it.

    A friend went on a blind date with a guy from the personal columns and was momentarily impressed when he said he liked 'foreign films'. When she asked which ones, he said, "Like, Godzilla."

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  • sdreid
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    or soul even.

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  • tristanj
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    Just watched the Quantum of Solace two weeks ago and three days ago I've watched the movie Twilight. Pretty disappointed with the Twilight movie plot, the movie didn't follow what was on Stephenie Meyer's Twilight novel.

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  • sdreid
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    Hi Roy,

    The Monster of Bruges was the skeleton of a grossly deformed adult person who was found walled up in a church building there in 1908 when the structure was being torn down. Cause of death and how long the sole had been there remained undetermined. Perhaps it was an unsolved medieval murder or maybe that's what the killer just wanted us to think.

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  • Roy Corduroy
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    Originally posted by Blackkat View Post
    He beat Bond did he? I'm gonna have to see it.
    Yes I thought so. This new Bond has lost his joi di vie. Like Barbara Brocolli got hold of some sour cauliflower.

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  • Roy Corduroy
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    Originally posted by sdreid View Post
    Is it about the Monster of Bruges?
    Who/What is that, Stan?

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  • Mike Covell
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    I did the last of my Christmas shopping today, and it was snowing throughout my time in the city centre. On getting home and having a hot drink, I wrapped parcels whilst watching X-Files:I want to Believe.

    The plot is like a "Monster Episode" of the series, even though there isn't really a monster, and it appeared as if there wasn't really a structured plot, a bit of a let down really.

    The movie featured the usual one liners from Luder and Scully, a lenghty session of tonsil tennis between the two, X-zibit as a spineless FBI agent, and A.D. Walter Skinner in a role that should have been much bigger.

    Now, I think it is time Mulder found his sister Samantha, and Chris Carter put the show to rest.

    I also tried to watch the Mummy 3 today, but really couldn't be bothered. Maybe tomorrow.

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  • Roy Corduroy
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    Originally posted by Simon Wood View Post
    In Bruges—Best Movie of 2008
    I agree. But then I only saw two new movies this year, this one and Quantam of Solace. Bruges beat Bond by a mile.

    Roy

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  • sdreid
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    Is it about the Monster of Bruges?

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  • Simon Wood
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    In Bruges—Best Movie of 2008

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  • Blackkat
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    He beat Bond did he? I'm gonna have to see it.

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  • sdreid
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    I watched Teenage Zombies last night - one that I proudly own.

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  • Blackkat
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    Watched Quantum of Solice in the theatre the other day, then rented and watched Casino Royale again.

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  • Mike Covell
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    Watched Indiana Jones and the last temple of the ark of the crystal skull or something. It had an all star cast and several nods to the original three in the series and was actually a nice easy going film.

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