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biggins
- Se7en
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by biggins » Tue Apr 14, 2015 7:24 am
stuartboy wrote:biggins wrote:A Danish western with a twist and starring Eric Cantona. Well worth watching. I wondered though how Madelaine - who had no tongue - managed to spit in the face of Delarue. Surely she would need a tongue to project spit otherwise it would just dribble down her chin!!
She did have a tongue, silly. I saw it. The Indians hadn't really chopped it off. It was just pretend.
Glad you told me it was just pretend SB and she still has a tongue - don't know what I would do without mine!!!
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nosila50
- The Third Man
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by nosila50 » Fri Apr 17, 2015 8:40 am
biggins wrote:A Danish western with a twist and starring Eric Cantona. Well worth watching. I wondered though how Madelaine - who had no tongue - managed to spit in the face of Delarue. Surely she would need a tongue to project spit otherwise it would just dribble down her chin!!
Ha ha Biggins, knowing you as I do and being of a very similar personality.....meaning we like to use our tongues for a good blether... Heaven help us if we ever lost ours, spitting would be the least of our worries.
Anyway on to the film. Was not sure what I would think of this as not a Western fan although I love Django... I am pleased to say I loved it, kept me gripped the whole way through. 8/10
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