Anyone else excited about Hot Fuzz? Film coming out in the new year by Shaun Of The Dead guys!?
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I wasn't, but I am now. Shaun of the Dead is the greatest movie ever made. Oh, and you've got red on you. ;)
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Yes, I am seeing this Friday night. It looks like a good summer action films. It is one of the films on my to-see list. Others are "Superman Returns", "Click", "Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest", and "Lady In The Water".
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date movie came out today i think!!
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DECEMBER 5TH, 2006!!!!!\nhttp://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1808556813/hmg\ni can't wait...i'm totally buying it the day it comes out!!! ;)
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It HAS to be Jack Sparrow. Waddaledgend. I absolutely love Johnny Depp, he completely steals the show. The film would obviously still be fantastic without him but still nooowhere near as good :] I went to see POTC 2 four times hahaha. And I cried. In all of them :O. Can't WAIT for At World's End. OHMEGAWD what a cliffhanger!!!
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the 2nd one comes out on Friday, July 7, 2006.  I can't wait to see it!  I LOVED the 1st one & Johnny Depp was SO hot in it.
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First off, the movie would be a bank robber film, because i just feel in that mood. \n\n1) ZZ Top's "La Grange" & "Tush", redneck blues guitar riffs. \n2) Sex Pistols, "Anarchy in the UK" for raw energy.\n3) The Clash for their completly ecleptic sound. The song "Straight to Hell" is amazing. \n4) David Bowie with "Bring me the Disco King" which is rather strange and would work well within a vampire movie.\n5) Nirvana, "Aneurysm" & "Territorial Pissings" because they are pumping.\n6) The Cramps "Human Fly"\n7) Iggy Pop "Nightclubbing" & "I wanna be your Dog"\n8) John Lee Hooker "Boom Boom Boom", a blues song for that momment when people make an entrance.\n9) Morphine "Buena Buena", it's a jazzy addictive riff.\n10) Johnny Thunders "Pirate Love", a rocking song, that at the end just gets crazy!\n11) Harry Nilsson "Jump Into the Fire", used in the Goodfellas soundtrack, but so good and could be used again.\n12) Muddy Waters, "Mannish Boy", blues and great for the scene when they rob a bank.\n13)Deep Dish "Flash Dance", when they are counting the money up and putting it into paper bags.\n14) Peaches "F*** the Pain Away", sex scene of course!\n15) Revolting C**ks "Who's your favourite C**k" as the end sequence when the credits roll.\n\nI got carried away, but this is the average length of a CD soundtrack. If you dont have any of these songs, download them and listen LOUD!
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Samurai Champloo was awesome!  I hope Afro Samurai is at least as good, if not better.  If it's done by the same group, then the music, animation and action should all ROCK !!
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Check out Enjoi's Bag of Suck and get ready for Daewons and Haslams new video Cheese and Crackers.  It will make your jaw drop.  SOOOOOO GOOD.
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you bet..i love love and love that jacksparrow(johnny depp)..iam so eagerly waiting for that movie
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I own it, but I haven't seen it yet.  It looks like  a great film.
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Try Shaun of the dead, very funny and very english
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I do, I saw POTC 1, and I LOVED it, so yeah, I want to see the sequel, naturally. Plus, I heard they were releasing the third sometime next year!!
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Well, I haven't heard Jamie Foxx's Entire albulm yet, but I LOVE that first single, and the entire first albulm (Peep This) was TIGHT!!!! so I predict, that Unpredictable will be wonderful.\nBut... check out this review
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Anthony Kedis, am off to see the chillis in July in Coventry - should be amazin, what with the new album and stuff!!!
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16 blocks comes out this friday and is awesome!. the action is great, mos def and bruce willis are great and the plot is delightful. there are fun goofy parts and also great serious solid parts. david morse is a great badguy, glad he finally got a solid big part. \nserious. this movie rocks.
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I second what the other posters said; he's in Everything is Illuminated, Happy Feet, Bobby, and Day Zero (the latter three films are upcoming). He was also in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (WONDERFUL film), and Sin City, where he plays the creepiest villain ever to grace the silver screen. Seriously. I will never ever think of him in the same way ever again...*shudders, chills up spine.* It's a great flick, though; I highly recommend it if you're into comic styles and lotsa gore.