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Film Night. (I got some help!)

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Dinner for one
Mars attacks
Idiocracy
Lord of war
The straight story
The devils double
Just visiting
The terminal
Borat
Full Metal Jacket
District 9
Air america
Enemy at the gates
Starship troopers 1
Minority report
A streetcat Named Bob
Shaun of the dead
Caveman
Hugo
Paul
Galaxy Quest
Me Myself and Irene
Walkabout
Nineteen Eighty Four
2001 A space odessy
Eyes wide shut
The war of the worlds 1950's edition
Fight club
The wall
Starship troopers 2
Starship troopers 3
Stalingrad
Red Planet
Robocop 1
Robocop 2
Robocop 3
A for Andromeda
Mission to Mars
Spitfire
Up in smoke
The men who stare at goats
Pans labyrinth
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  • I enjoyed Galaxy Quest!

    It was a nice homage to the Star Trek fan scene. Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver are great in anything they do. It was good to see the Buzz Lightyear voice actor Tim Allen in a leading role. It also had Sam Rockwell in good role.

    Because I was only vaguely aware of the film, I was totally taken in and surprised by the idea of real aliens being fooled that the science fiction series episodes were real 'historical documents' and getting the actors to help save them from their enemy.

    A good choice of film. The next one that I will be able to join in with is Nineteen Eighty Four. I have seen that but it was back in 1984 so don't remember much about it.

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  • I enjoyed Galaxy Quest!

    It was a nice homage to the Star Trek fan scene. Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver are great in anything they do. It was good to see the Buzz Lightyear voice actor Tim Allen in a leading role. It also had Sam Rockwell in good role.

    Because I was only vaguely aware of the film, I was totally taken in and surprised by the idea of real aliens being fooled that the science fiction series episodes were real 'historical documents' and getting the actors to help save them from their enemy.

    A good choice of film. The next one that I will be able to join in with is Nineteen Eighty Four. I have seen that but it was back in 1984 so don't remember much about it.

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