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a great documentary on the subject....from the "roots" of urban painting in NYC to gallery shows in Berlin....just a good world view on graffiti....the Japan part was amazing....this one kid just blew my mind with his talent....i suggest this to anyone interested in graffiti culture and or just wanting to see some beautiful art from all over the world

^This sounds very interesting. I've always wanted to know more about graffiti art.

i would defiantly suggest this documentary as an opener on the subject....it really creates a more world-wide aspect on graffiti...and concentrates on the art and artist as opposed to the legality

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It's every bit as bad as I heard it was. But it's kind of like Toys in that respect, where I have a weird soft spot for it, just because it's sort of odd.

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Low budget British comedy/rom com given extra marks for the cast that features many stars of the small screen and a cameo from Ed Tudor Pole! Saxon on the soundtrack too :D

Don't buy it though- just worth a watch.

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i hadn't seen it since i was really young so i figured it needed another view.

it was alright. it had some great moments but there was a ton of filler and annoying redundancies.

Blasphemy.

I love that movie! Got to see it at the cinema a few years back and I still laughed my ass off.

Seeing Machete tonight, as long as Lindsay Lohan's character meets a quick and violent death I'll leave satisfied.

Eric has inspired me to download the MP collection.

I've only ever seen the holy grail, and that was when I was 14. It made me laugh loads and I discussed it with people the next day in school.

I need to see Life of Brian and the other one.