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Post by Dave on Jul 8, 2006 10:26:41 GMT
Welcome to the site Duncan! I see you are getting stuck in to the message boards already! Nice one!  |
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Post by shanemeadows on Jul 9, 2006 16:04:35 GMT
Welcome Duncan. Glad you like the site m8 and thanks for the kind words.
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Gonga
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Post by Gonga on Jul 22, 2006 23:41:26 GMT
Got to be Dead Mans Shoes. I'll admit its the only film I can remember that has caused a bit of the old sissy moisture to trickle out an eye.
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The scene where Anthony is buried and Richard remains by the grave was inspired. Quite a low key moment but harrowing for the understanding that Richard knew he had let his brother down. At least that what I took from it.
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Post by Dave on Jul 22, 2006 23:56:39 GMT
Hey welcome to the Optimus79! Good to have you onboard.
You may have noticed that I have added a spoiler warning to your post above. It's always a possibility that people who have yet to see Dead Man's Shoes could stumble across such comments and have the film slightly spoilt for them.
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Post by Gonga on Jul 23, 2006 0:20:00 GMT
Hey welcome to the Optimus79! Good to have you onboard. You may have noticed that I have added a spoiler warning to your post above. It's always a possibility that people who have yet to see Dead Man's Shoes could stumble across such comments and have the film slightly spoilt for them. apologies there mate, my internet forum experience only goes as far as a Celtic Fc site, I'll bare that in mind for future. |
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Post by bodhi on Aug 14, 2006 19:25:50 GMT
i've chosen romeo brass, fantastic film that i can watch any time. i chose this mainly as i've never seen a better debut performance than that of paddy in this film. truly amazing talent that has thankfully gone on to show us more and more.
time to make another film with shane i think...
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Post by jb244 on Sept 6, 2006 18:50:46 GMT
Mmmmmmmmmmm DEAD MANS SHOES!! ARFRB a close second.
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Post by RydCook on Sept 6, 2006 19:04:27 GMT
another new person, welcome! and may i say, good choice!
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Post by garywilkinson on Nov 1, 2006 19:24:18 GMT
Unfotunatley I didn't get to see Dead Mans Shoes yet, having trouble getting hands on any of Shanes movies here in Ceska Republika, but my vote goes for Romeo.
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Post by anonlytwin on Nov 2, 2006 11:03:21 GMT
harder than morell in a dressing gown that question...
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Post by twinee1983 on Dec 19, 2006 14:28:41 GMT
i voted for 24/7 as it was the first shane meadows film i saw and got me hooked, watching it as a 16/17 year old (and one who hadn't hardly watched any black and white films that were modern) it just blew me away, visually and the content, i could relate to the story and i could relate to all the characters and had something in common with them, i knew someone similar to darcy and at the same time admired and felt sorry for the character, also the scenes were shot exquisitively (spelling?) unlike anything i had seen before! Not saying the other films aren't just as good its just that would be the film that strikes the chord for me the most
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Post by RydCook on Dec 21, 2006 0:05:00 GMT
i voted for 24/7 as it was the first shane meadows film i saw and got me hooked, watching it as a 16/17 year old (and one who hadn't hardly watched any black and white films that were modern) it just blew me away, visually and the content, i could relate to the story and i could relate to all the characters and had something in common with them, i knew someone similar to darcy and at the same time admired and felt sorry for the character, also the scenes were shot exquisitively (spelling?) unlike anything i had seen before! Not saying the other films aren't just as good its just that would be the film that strikes the chord for me the most 24/7 is nearly my favourite too for similar reasons. But now... i don't even know i think TIE is my fave for now, but it will change! ha ha. |
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Post by scot on Jan 9, 2007 19:48:42 GMT
I love dms, but it has to be a room for romeo brass. Far too many brilliant observations of peoples habits and eccentricities that other directors choose to ignore over sex and violence. And everyone in it sounds like brian clough, which can't be bad!!!
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Post by ilovepaddynshane on Apr 1, 2007 4:49:53 GMT
just wanna say ive only seen dead mand shoes and once upon a time in the midlands and im soo hooked on shane meadows, the little bugger.. he's gonna have me spendin all my money on him now... omg how funny is shane's world.... "help me lord... " brill x
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Post by ilovepaddynshane on Apr 1, 2007 4:54:14 GMT
sorry cant speak, ive had a beer. takin after u lads from uttoxeter, my g/f hates ur films so i finished her. sod it. her fault shane. must admit, paddy in 'the jungle' has been the highlight of my year... and i thought i was cool... obviously not lol x 4 good luck
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