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Ok folks (and folkettes) this is the voting list for The Movie Club. 
Everything here should be on general release on R1, R2 & R4 and as they're pretty new releases, should be pretty easy to get hold of. I'll keep the poll open for 5 days but if it goes dead before will bring forward the discussion. If you've already seen the winner then all the better.
If two (or more) films tie in first place I'll flip a coin to decide what we watch but will include the other movie(s) in the next voting list.
Once the poll closes I'll open a new thread for your opinions to pour forth like honey from a beehive...
In alphabetical order -
1. Breakfast On Pluto (Neil Jordan) - Cillian Murphy stars as Kitten Brady, a young Irish lad determined to live his life on her own terms.
2. The New World (Terrence Malick) - Malick's long-awaited tale of Native Americans and English Settlers.
3. The Producers (Susan Stroman) - The movie version of the award-winning musical version of the classic comedy film.
4. Sympathy For Lady Vengeance (Chan-wook Park) - The final film in Park's acclaimed Revenge trilogy, following Sympathy For Mr Vengeance and Oldboy.
5. Walk The Line (Jim Mangold) - The story of Mr Johnny Cash as told by one of America's brightest young directors.
Have fun.
Everything here should be on general release on R1, R2 & R4 and as they're pretty new releases, should be pretty easy to get hold of. I'll keep the poll open for 5 days but if it goes dead before will bring forward the discussion. If you've already seen the winner then all the better.
If two (or more) films tie in first place I'll flip a coin to decide what we watch but will include the other movie(s) in the next voting list.
Once the poll closes I'll open a new thread for your opinions to pour forth like honey from a beehive...
In alphabetical order -
1. Breakfast On Pluto (Neil Jordan) - Cillian Murphy stars as Kitten Brady, a young Irish lad determined to live his life on her own terms.
2. The New World (Terrence Malick) - Malick's long-awaited tale of Native Americans and English Settlers.
3. The Producers (Susan Stroman) - The movie version of the award-winning musical version of the classic comedy film.
4. Sympathy For Lady Vengeance (Chan-wook Park) - The final film in Park's acclaimed Revenge trilogy, following Sympathy For Mr Vengeance and Oldboy.
5. Walk The Line (Jim Mangold) - The story of Mr Johnny Cash as told by one of America's brightest young directors.
Have fun.
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"Critics are like eunuchs in a harem; they know how the Tatty 100 is done, they've seen it done every day, but they're unable to do it themselves." - Brendan Behan
Last edited by Tacitus; 06-22-06 at 07:58 PM.
Reason: spelling *sob*
