Re: OT for London.pm : Forwarded : The Perfect Storm - The Condensed Script

2000-12-28 Thread Tony Bowden
On Tue, Dec 26, 2000 at 12:23:42PM +, Greg McCarroll wrote: given your love for movies i thought you'd enjoy this, it is far too accurate. I would of walked out of watching the perfect storm apart from the fact that i was at 20,000 feet - but it was still a close call. I haven't

Re: OT for London.pm : Forwarded : The Perfect Storm - The Condensed Script

2000-12-28 Thread David H. Adler
On Tue, Dec 26, 2000 at 05:17:34PM +, Tony Bowden wrote: On Tue, Dec 26, 2000 at 11:56:08AM -0500, David H. Adler wrote: 5. O Brother Where Art Thou Interestingly, this has *just* opened here in the states. Weird. We got it in September :) Yes, I know. You may remember seeing

Re: OT for London.pm : Forwarded : The Perfect Storm - The Condensed Script

2000-12-27 Thread Mindaugas Genutis
1. Being John Malkovich 2. Fight Club 3. High Fidelity 4. American Beauty 5. O Brother Where Art Thou 6. Boiler Room 7. The Straight Story 8. Boys Don't Cry 9. Billy Elliot 10. Erin Brokovich That's a good list I think. However, it's too American. And the number 10 I

OT for London.pm : Forwarded : The Perfect Storm - The Condensed Script

2000-12-26 Thread Greg McCarroll
Tony, given your love for movies i thought you'd enjoy this, it is far too accurate. I would of walked out of watching the perfect storm apart from the fact that i was at 20,000 feet - but it was still a close call. Hell it so funny, i'll actually cc it to london.pm as well as there are a

Re: OT for London.pm : Forwarded : The Perfect Storm - The Condensed Script

2000-12-26 Thread Greg McCarroll
* Tony Bowden ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Off the cuff, my list would probably be (allowing for the fact that I've almost certainly forgotten some major films that should be here...) 1. Being John Malkovich 2. Fight Club 3. High Fidelity 4. American Beauty 5. O Brother Where Art