Re: Another BR mention in a survey - "robbed of an oscar"

"Alric Knebel" <alric@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Evil Sponge wrote:
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>> "Bernie Dwyer" <b_duibhirz@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>http://www.lep.co.uk/entertainment/Films-39robbed39-of-an-Oscar.3810166.jp
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>>>Yes, that's 'jp' at the end, not 'jpg' - no idea why.
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>> The Sixth Sense? WTF? Maybe if they created a new prize category for 
>> "most obvious plot twist". Jeez.
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> I didn't think it was that obvious.  In fact, I went to see it twice to 
> see if they were true to their conceit, in every scene.
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I've had this discussion with many people now, and I still don't get how 
anyone fails to work it out. I have to apologise here, because it's 
impossible to say this without sounding patronising - but I guessed it
from 
the trailer. And about 10 mins into the film, it was so painfully obvious 
that I found myself sneering at it and hating it, and even more so at the 
people who walked out of the cinema saying "wow, that was amazing!" I've 
spoken to a few other people who feel the same way, but it seems the 
majority love it. Er.... anyway... nothing personal. To each his own, 
there's no accounting for taste, horses for courses, etc.