Last Film You Watched?

Off-Topic Chat
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Economic analysis is getting far too off topic for this thread, but using a single model regardless of the scale of the enterprise doesn't work. I'm happy to pay £12 for a CD because that's an important part of how a dynamic music scene I love continues. I literally hand the money to the musicians themselves most of the time. If production costs are low, that's great because it's more money for the musicians.

A strict production cost pricing model just doesn't make sense, certainly not for small music niches. The performers do need to eat. %-)

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I watched the new Studio Ghibli film, 'The Borrower Arrietty' last night. It was as brilliant as I've come to expect from Hayao Miyazaki - there's a bit involving a crow that had me in absolute stitches. Definitely buying it!

Akira - what a film. I absolutely love it. Has anyone seen 'Paprika'?

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Arrietty was great, i LOVED paprika. tekkonkinkreet is another great anime.

rose hip wrote:

Economic analysis is getting far too off topic for this thread, but using a single model regardless of the scale of the enterprise doesn't work. I'm happy to pay £12 for a CD because that's an important part of how a dynamic music scene I love continues. I literally hand the money to the musicians themselves most of the time. If production costs are low, that's great because it's more money for the musicians.

A strict production cost pricing model just doesn't make sense, certainly not for small music niches. The performers do need to eat. %-)

ah, well small independent music is a totally different thing all together. i was refering to the same model thats been in use for mainstream media for the last 30years. i do pay for indie mp3s and artists that use the "pay what you want" system. half my music collection is stuff no ones ever heard of, i spends hrs trolling music sites around the world finding good music.

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Twilight.

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i just watched rango with my lil'n, it was really good. wasnt expected it to be at all.

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Watched Hangover 2, made me weep with laughter.

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ice age 2 love them characters funnyyyyyyy

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The Wedding Date! Chick flicks are one of my guilty pleasures

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just watched the bodyguard ahh what a happy ending mwah

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The Kings Speech - oooooooooo Colin Firth.. dribble dribble ... wet knickers!!

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Unstoppable last night and went to see hangover 2 at the weekend

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The Kings Speech followed by the original True Grit.. followed by the remake True Grit... all awesome

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Sam27 wrote:

The Kings Speech followed by the original True Grit.. followed by the remake True Grit... all awesome

waves to Sam27, not see you in ages, you ok?

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Hiya hun, yeah everythings fine, for some reason Chat won't work for me, i had been trying to send you some messages!

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no chat? :^(

Yeah, not seen you "online" for ages, I thought you were avoiding me! ;^)

I can only suggest the old "log out then back in" and "Set your availability again" fixes, apart from that some firewalls have been known to block it.

Glad you are ok, did you ever find that alternative site you were looking for?

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I watched the most appalling porn film "porn wars" at 3am, on my own with a family sized bag of M&Ms, wasn´t even inspired enough to have a naughty fumble with myself after....how f***ing sad is that :(

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What film did I see last? Old School, because it was on sky and I was very comfortable at the time. It was actually ok! :)

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i watched Bride Wars at the weekend :) love chick flicks. Anyone have any suggestions for one to watch tonight?

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Last movie i watched was *awaits drum roll* Green Lantern on my pc was ok think it could of been better next one im hoping to see is Transformers 3.

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bounty hunter with jennifer anniston and gerard butler, last saturday watched it