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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Who’s seen Jo Jo Rabbit, I watched it the other day and my first impression was it Was near perfect, not sure what I’d change about it, maybe the fighting scenes were a bit bland?!
What other films do think are pretty much perfect ? |
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By *ljamMan
over a year ago
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"Who’s seen Jo Jo Rabbit, I watched it the other day and my first impression was it Was near perfect, not sure what I’d change about it, maybe the fighting scenes were a bit bland?!
What other films do think are pretty much perfect ?"
Really liked it. Mixture of surreal light-heartedness and real darkness and poignancy handled brilliantly. Also good to see Sam Rockwell - underrated actor. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Who’s seen Jo Jo Rabbit, I watched it the other day and my first impression was it Was near perfect, not sure what I’d change about it, maybe the fighting scenes were a bit bland?!
What other films do think are pretty much perfect ?
Really liked it. Mixture of surreal light-heartedness and real darkness and poignancy handled brilliantly. Also good to see Sam Rockwell - underrated actor. "
Yeah, I loved the surreal moments, they didn’t go to far, one foot was always in reality |
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Not seen or heard of it before but might give it a watch if I ever get my watching the television mojo back.
Last film I watched that I thought was near masterpiece like was Django Unchained.
I wasn’t expecting it to be so very good which possibly added to my experience. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I’d say Groundhog Day is a perfect film "
Bill Murray is one of the funniest guys to ever walk the earth combined with being a terrific actor.
Groundhog Day without him wouldn’t of been anywhere near as good.
It’s a casting masterpiece |
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"JoJo Rabbit is almost perfect. I've rewatched it recently and I felt the same wave of emotions as I did when I first saw it. Train to Busan is another, as is Pan's Labyrinth. "
When Yorki says ‘Good for you JoJo, a girlfriend !’, I was in tears laughing, the delivery was brilliant. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Back to the future was almost perfect. Even you realise Doc brown killed the "other" Marty at the end"
A stunt woman got killed making the 2nd one, the production was filled with controversy
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Who’s seen Jo Jo Rabbit, I watched it the other day and my first impression was it Was near perfect, not sure what I’d change about it, maybe the fighting scenes were a bit bland?!
What other films do think are pretty much perfect ?"
It was OK,I do like his sense of humour |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Jojo rabbit is an amazing film watched it several times. It’s been well done so that your laughing one minute and shocked to hell the next.
Really is worth the watch. |
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