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The abrupt ending for me is fairly easy to analyse. The game of cat and mouse is what makes the movie but we never fully see the resolution. This is because in life, we hear all the intermediate details but rarely the end. We are desensitised to the eventual outcome of so many things in life. We seem to concentrate on the grisly details themselves and that's why Tommy Lee Jones is both the first and last voice we hear in the film. How it ends (in death) is inevitable. It's the ambiguity inbetween that we are all interested in. That's my theory anyhow. :D

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I finally got around to watching this. Holy ****, it was good. Before this, the only Guillermo del Toro film I had seen was Hellboy, so it was blown away by how great this was. It's visually stunning, has a great score, a great plot/story, the flow of the film is perfect, etc. I love this movie. I can't wait to see del Toro's take on the Hobbit now.

I just watched Rushmore, which happens to be my favorite move of all times. I think all of you should check it out.

It's the second film by Wes Anderson. It was writen by himself and Owen Wilson and it was the breakout role for Jason Schwartzman. Winner, winner --chicken dinner.

If you love quirky, witty and dark comedy. This is a sure shot.

Saw "Tropic Thunder" this past weekend. I actually thought it was funny, mostly because of Jack Black and Robert Downey Jr.

I saw Tropic Thunder earlier today. It was alright, had some pretty funny moments. Stiller and Downey Jr. did a great job. I still hate Jack Black.

I have recently seen Tropic Thunder and Pineapple Express. Both good.

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I just started watching Deliverance via Netflix for the first time.

I'm nervous.

It's not the latest film I've seen but I saw Hooligans a few weeks ago, and it was the best movie I've seen lately

You mean Green Street? The film sucks. Charlie Hunmans accent is atrocious and the story arc is unrealistic. Get past the in your face violence and the story just falls apart.