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nu zillund Box Office New Zealand
aabattery replied to Peeta Tong Karanasios's topic in International Box Office
CRA total is at 1.42m. -
Good god is Black Narcissus beautiful. Those Powell And Pressburger dudes knew what they were doing.
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Watched Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and whattaya know, it rules pretty hard. My only qualm is that there were not more Newman bicycle shenanigans.
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Serpico is good. Doesn't quite soar like Lumet's best but Al Pacino wears a lot of different hats.
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Someone tell me if we had a thread for this already, but I can't find one anywhere. Natalie Portman as Celeste Raffey Cassidy as Young Celeste & Albertine Jude Law as The Manager Stacy Martin as Eleanor, Celeste’s older sister Jennifer Ehle as Josie, the Publicist Willem Dafoe as The Narrator[2] Maria Dizzia as Ms. Dwyer Christopher Abbott Meg Gibson as Celeste's Mother Daniel London as Father Cliff Micheal Richardson as The Musician Matt Servitto as Celeste's Father Leslie Silva as The Stylist
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Watched the Lumet Murder on the Orient Express. Weird Finney performance but fun. Good stuff overall, especially the scene where Poirot puts it all together.
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nu zillund Box Office New Zealand
aabattery replied to Peeta Tong Karanasios's topic in International Box Office
1.14m already for CRA. Hot damn. -
This really explains a lot of what is wrong with America.
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nu zillund Box Office New Zealand
aabattery replied to Peeta Tong Karanasios's topic in International Box Office
The MPDA of NZ has not uploaded any reports since the first week of August, and the BOM page for NZ has also not updated since then. Maybe Numero has an exclusivity thing with them or maybe they just got annoyed at me peeping on their data. Still, I miss my numbers. -
I just don't think anything he said can be equated to him saying that Armstrong wasn't a hero. He's just saying that Armstrong didn't consider himself as a hero, which seems pretty consistent with what I've heard of the guy. As for the question, from what I can tell it wasn't directly about the flag itself. The original Telegraph article says he was asked "if the film was a deliberately un-American take on the moon landing," which explains why he didn't just talk about the flag. I dunno, his answer seemed perfectly fine and coherent to me.
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Buzz Aldrin isn't Neil Armstrong. I read this as more of an observation on how humble Armstrong was, but whatever. YMMV I suppose. I don't put much stock in the Yeager comment since the tweet it's replying to is phrased in such a misconstrued way. I guarantee that this guy hasn't even seen the movie yet there he is spouting stuff like that which, by all accounts of the actual movie, isn't even true.