The Life of Pi....
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The Life of Pi....
Well what a pleasant surprise, a brilliant film excellent photography and the visual effects? stunning.
Now, I will have to read the book 9/1O......
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0454876/
PS: definitely one for the old folks @ the 'Klassic Kino Kinema 'al fresco West Bank. Land of The Dead. Thebes. Egypt.
Now, I will have to read the book 9/1O......
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0454876/
PS: definitely one for the old folks @ the 'Klassic Kino Kinema 'al fresco West Bank. Land of The Dead. Thebes. Egypt.
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Re: The Life of Pi....
That's on my Wish list, and some other Film,the name of which the name escapes me, again..
ALL I remember thinking as I was watching the trailer is.... Going to need a bigger Telly
PS. No "Likes" off me just yet, in case the film is crap...
ALL I remember thinking as I was watching the trailer is.... Going to need a bigger Telly
PS. No "Likes" off me just yet, in case the film is crap...
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Re: The Life of Pi....
I don't normally enjoy films on a plane, but usually give them a chance. When you get your earphones on Egyptair, I know that I am four Omm Kalthoum songs from Cairo or Copenhagen , but they showed this today and it was incredible - even on a tiny screen. I left the house before 5AM after no sleep, but Life of Pi certainly kept me awake.
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The American Version...
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Re: The Life of Pi....
I too watched it on my recent exit flight and thoroughly enjoyed it. I also had a 5am departure, after getting up at 3:30. No water of course, so had to bathe from buckets of cold water filled the previous night, tempered by kettles of boiled water. Not enough to wash my hair though.BENNU wrote:I don't normally enjoy films on a plane, but usually give them a chance. When you get your earphones on Egyptair, I know that I am four Omm Kalthoum songs from Cairo or Copenhagen , but they showed this today and it was incredible - even on a tiny screen. I left the house before 5AM after no sleep, but Life of Pi certainly kept me awake.
I also enjoyed Skyfall and the last third of The Sessions, during which I had fallen asleep on the way over, not because it was bad, I was just very tired. Both recommended.
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My Score for the life of Pi ?
3.14159265
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Re: The Life of Pi....
I'm on the waitlist at the local library for the book - I'm 36th out of 36 readers and I think I've moved up in the line.
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Re: The Life of Pi....
By coincidence, I watched it last night! An excellent film, with quite a twist at the end. The real and animatronic animals merged so well, I could never be sure which was which.
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Re: The Life of Pi....
Loved the film and have the book to read its next on my list.
If anyone in Luxor wants its I can bring it out in May just let me know.
If anyone in Luxor wants its I can bring it out in May just let me know.
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