This Week's Top 5
Awards bait special: Changeling, Gomorrah, Silence of Lorna plus Summer and Inkheart
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Comment number 1.
At 16:41 21st Dec 2008, chronoswanjack wrote:I totally agree with Mark's choice of Family Films.
think Mamma Mia should be included as when we watched it young kids were dancing in the aisles.
Another should be 'The Thief of Baghdad' which I saw back in the 40's and was and is a brilliant film.
Chronojack
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At 21:55 6th Jan 2009, celeritas2 wrote:I would love to watch Changeling right now, Angelina Jolie in her Girl Interrupted mode is my favourite actress. It's due here on the 12th of February which is an example of the irritating release dates of Oscar promising films here. It's impossible to watch the Best Picture noms in New Zealand before the Awards which takes all the fun our of guessing what's going to win.
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