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In reply to the discussion: I saw Zero Dark Thirty Today [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)1. So, worth seeing then...I saw Lincoln and I recommend it most strongly.
If you hate history, though, it might not capture you. But if you like history and you like attention to detail, you will feel as though you are transported back to the mid nineteenth century--that's how "real" the picture feels.
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Although my tastes are just naturally limited in certain ways, I have always considered
patrice
Jan 2013
#37
unfortunately i have waited too long to see argo in this little pueblito
arely staircase
Jan 2013
#26
how about Red Box they are good at stocking block busters and mainstream movies. nt
Kalidurga
Jan 2013
#35
Does the story take information from the torture & make that info weighty in the capture
patrice
Jan 2013
#50
Well, I must see this, but to me that pretty well poses the moral problem right there. My bias about
patrice
Jan 2013
#57
In the movie, he gives up the info when he is threatened with more torture.
Luminous Animal
Jan 2013
#60
You mischaracterize. It is possible for adults to look at something full on for what it is &
patrice
Jan 2013
#43
name me one scene in which torture illicited important info in that movie
arely staircase
Jan 2013
#53