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How were 'I'm Still Here' and 'Never Let Me Go'? 'A Town Called Panic' is awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'd describe both as interesting. I did find myself feeling extremely emotional at the end of Never let me go! The high point for me was seeing Clevedon Pier as it's one of my favourite places! A town called panic was a joy!
ReplyDeleteI need to see 'Never Let Me Go.' I've heard such mixed things about it, that I just need to see if for myself.
ReplyDeleteI think I'm definitely going to have to see 'Never Let Me Go'! Although, I'm nervous about emotional endings. Hahaaaaaa.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see Kamome diner! I love Japanese movies (other great Japanese movies are: The summer of Kikujiro, After life, and the original version of Shall we dance. Sublime movies, all of them!)
ReplyDeleteAlso, a town called panick/ panique au village: A belgian movie and I'm kind of embarrassed that I as a Belgian haven't watched it before... But, I've heard only good things about it!
Viola
Ooo really wanna see A Town Called Panic!
ReplyDeletea town called panic IS the greatest movie ever. i saw it at the cleveland film festival last year and i've been hooked ever since. it's literally pee your pants funny.
ReplyDeleteI liked Never Let Me Go.. I think.. even though it was all a bit strange/peculiar at the best of times. Great performances...
ReplyDeleteSeeing Never Let Me Go this weekend, will try to prepare myself emotionally!
ReplyDeleteIf only I had the time!! If you have to choose the ONE I have to se witch one would it be??
ReplyDeleteThe japanese film Kamomen shokudo is the one!
ReplyDeleteI too just saw never let me go. It was well done but would have skipped it if I knew what it was about it.
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