wht's the latest movie u watched? - Page 152

Dashken · 23rd May 2006, 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian Wong

And she kept trying to shove me hand off the armrest. Argghhhh.. I clenched the armrest as hard as I wanted to strangle her!!

ROTFL!!!

I was 5 rows away from the screen... but as usual some people just can't keep their legs to themselves. Kept kicking my seat... since the 5 rows in front are empty, we moved to the 5th row. Thanks to my sis. Or else, it would be another distracting movie.

And omg... Audrey Tautou is Amélie Poulain? OMG! No wonder she looked so familiar.

I never did finish the movie Amélie though. Her expressions just scared the hell out of me.

Yeah... one more thing that lacks in the movie, Sophie Neveu is supposed to be super hot.

Jeremy · 23rd May 2006, 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Dashken

ROTFL!!!

I was 5 rows away from the screen... but as usual some people just can't keep their legs to themselves. Kept kicking my seat...

The last person who did that to me had a good yelling there and then.

Papercut · 23rd May 2006, 02:20 PM

Yeah the last time that happened to me it was a young girl with her dad. I told around and told her to stop doing it...for a few minutes it was ok, then she started again, so I turned around again and her dad told her to stop.

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Originally Posted by ChampionLLY

Lol... i wouldnt understand Malay..
but movies in Singapore are $$$$$$$..
recently they jacked up the price of tickets to $9.50 (RM20)

$9.50 every day or only for weekends?

Dashken · 23rd May 2006, 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Jeremy

The last person who did that to me had a good yelling there and then.

LOL! That's pretty dangerous, I was with my sister. I don't want anything to happen after the movie.

Well, these days, anything can happen, even by just looking at someone.

Dang, that reminds me of a long time ago when my sis and I was chased by at least 6 guys, drunk I supposed.

If I'm alone, that's a different story.

Hmm... I think I should buy a knife, at least I can do something. At the moment, I'm without any weapon at all. Wish I am in US, then I could carry a pistol.

Papercut · 23rd May 2006, 04:55 PM

If you want to get a knife, make sure you know how to use it properly. Otherwise if the other person knows how to disarm you, take the knife away from you or use it against you, then it will only be to your detriment.

But as they say in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels:
"Guns for show, knives for a pro".

zy · 23rd May 2006, 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Adrian Wong

Hehe.. I agree. But she was very insistent. In fact, she all but tried to shove my arms off the ENTIRE armrest!

maybe she is interested in you .. trying to get closer to you

Adrian Wong · 23rd May 2006, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Dashken

ROTFL!!!

I was 5 rows away from the screen... but as usual some people just can't keep their legs to themselves. Kept kicking my seat... since the 5 rows in front are empty, we moved to the 5th row. Thanks to my sis. Or else, it would be another distracting movie.

And omg... Audrey Tautou is Amélie Poulain? OMG! No wonder she looked so familiar.

I never did finish the movie Amélie though. Her expressions just scared the hell out of me.

Yeah... one more thing that lacks in the movie, Sophie Neveu is supposed to be super hot.

Huh?? Really??? She doesn't look like Amélie at all.

LOL!!! Authors always make their girls super hot.

Adrian Wong · 23rd May 2006, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by zy

maybe she is interested in you .. trying to get closer to you

Err.. Get closer to me by shoving my arm???

Das Capitolin · 23rd May 2006, 11:06 PM

I'm not going to rant, but the past four times I have gone to the movies with my girlfriend ($9.75 each) there has been someone right near us or behind us how has no social skill whatsoever. There's the constant kicking of seats, talking on cell phone, feet on my headrest. I'm not far from imposing, but they sure seem resistant to me when I tell them to stop. Maybe one day you'll all read about me throwing someone down eight rows of seats at a movie theater, and know that someone finally pushed me too far. This might also explain why I now have a Netflix account, and avoid the American public.

On another note: Da Vinci Code was not spot on to the book, but it was still very entertaining. I think that the religious right should quit their crying.

ChampionLLY · 23rd May 2006, 11:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Papercut

$9.50 every day or only for weekends?

Hmm, its kinda complicated...
S$9.50 for any time slots during the first 2wks of screening...
the rest I not sure.. depends on time & day...

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Das Capitolin Warming up Join Date: 21 May 2006 Posts: 93 Reputation: 36 Rep Power: 0	I'm not going to rant, but the past four times I have gone to the movies with my girlfriend ($9.75 each) there has been someone right near us or behind us how has no social skill whatsoever. There's the constant kicking of seats, talking on cell phone, feet on my headrest. I'm not far from imposing, but they sure seem resistant to me when I tell them to stop. Maybe one day you'll all read about me throwing someone down eight rows of seats at a movie theater, and know that someone finally pushed me too far. This might also explain why I now have a Netflix account, and avoid the American public. On another note: Da Vinci Code was not spot on to the book, but it was still very entertaining. I think that the religious right should quit their crying.