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Admit it we all love them. they give us a nice fluffy feeling when we watch them. Well i think i have just watched Richard Curtis's finest work.. 'About Time' in my opinion out classes 4 weddings, love actually and notting hill. Not only did he write it but he directed it as well.
Your thoughts and critiques if you have seen it, would be interesting to hear.. And if you have not seen it i suggest you do.... Oh and yes this is the him speaking |
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"Admit it we all love them. they give us a nice fluffy feeling when we watch them. Well i think i have just watched Richard Curtis's finest work.. 'About Time' in my opinion out classes 4 weddings, love actually and notting hill. Not only did he write it but he directed it as well.
Your thoughts and critiques if you have seen it, would be interesting to hear.. And if you have not seen it i suggest you do.... Oh and yes this is the him speaking "
Agreed.. We both laughed and cried soooo much.. Superb film    |
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"Admit it we all love them. they give us a nice fluffy feeling when we watch them. Well i think i have just watched Richard Curtis's finest work.. 'About Time' in my opinion out classes 4 weddings, love actually and notting hill. Not only did he write it but he directed it as well.
Your thoughts and critiques if you have seen it, would be interesting to hear.. And if you have not seen it i suggest you do.... Oh and yes this is the him speaking
Agreed.. We both laughed and cried soooo much.. Superb film "
I loved it i thought it was brilliantly acted it made me laugh and cry in equal measures and was not what i expected at all. Plus i think Bill Nighy is so suited to that kind of role... |
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Add another one to liking 'About Time'. Starts off as just another romantic comedy but develops into something a lot more deeper about making the most of the time we have. Loved it.
Also, films try so hard sometimes to make you feel for why the protagonist loves the man/woman they are in a relationship with. About Time did it in 2 seconds when Rachael McAdams steps out of the restaurant when they first meet and slightly trips. From that moment on I was like "Yep. Totally in love with her" haha |
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"Add another one to liking 'About Time'. Starts off as just another romantic comedy but develops into something a lot more deeper about making the most of the time we have. Loved it.
Also, films try so hard sometimes to make you feel for why the protagonist loves the man/woman they are in a relationship with. About Time did it in 2 seconds when Rachael McAdams steps out of the restaurant when they first meet and slightly trips. From that moment on I was like "Yep. Totally in love with her" haha"
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"Add another one to liking 'About Time'. Starts off as just another romantic comedy but develops into something a lot more deeper about making the most of the time we have. Loved it.
Also, films try so hard sometimes to make you feel for why the protagonist loves the man/woman they are in a relationship with. About Time did it in 2 seconds when Rachael McAdams steps out of the restaurant when they first meet and slightly trips. From that moment on I was like "Yep. Totally in love with her" haha"
Yeah no what you mean...And what a concept for s restaurant..Plus I so want to have that father son/daughter relationship with my kids. |
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"Add another one to liking 'About Time'. Starts off as just another romantic comedy but develops into something a lot more deeper about making the most of the time we have. Loved it.
Also, films try so hard sometimes to make you feel for why the protagonist loves the man/woman they are in a relationship with. About Time did it in 2 seconds when Rachael McAdams steps out of the restaurant when they first meet and slightly trips. From that moment on I was like "Yep. Totally in love with her" hahaYeah no what you mean...And what a concept for s restaurant..Plus I so want to have that father son/daughter relationship with my kids."
We are off to London tomorrow and so want to try that restaurant... I'm just too fussy with my food to put it in the hands of someone else!! |
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