We b*ght a Zoo
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teddybear1
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Re: We b*ght a Zoo
saw this last week and thought it was lovely sunday family fun the two kids enjoyed it thoroughly just nice and sweet nothing else to say really would give this film a 7/10 glad i saw it
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hugo_macedo
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Re: We b*ght a Zoo
I saw it last week too, and thought it was a good movie. Very inspirational for an entrepreneur like myself 
! In summary, it was a nice time out, again thanks to all of you FMUKers!
! In summary, it was a nice time out, again thanks to all of you FMUKers!-
lloyd543
Re: We b*ght a Zoo
A very good family film. Me and my kids loved it :) very interesting that it was actually ased on a true story from the UK.
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smile
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I didnt know the film was based on a book. The best films are based on books i think! It was a lovely and emotional film i think!
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hugo_macedo
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Re: We b*ght a Zoo
From the UK? I didn't know that...lloyd543 wrote:A very good family film. Me and my kids loved it :) very interesting that it was actually ased on a true story from the UK.
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canadian_turtle
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dartmoor_Zoological_Parkhugo_macedo wrote:From the UK? I didn't know that...lloyd543 wrote:A very good family film. Me and my kids loved it :) very interesting that it was actually ased on a true story from the UK.
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Re: We b*ght a Zoo
Absolutedly loved this film. Very touching! Will def be getting this one on DVD when it comes out!
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hugo_macedo
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When they mentioned at the end of the movie, I got the impression it was an American thing... good to know this :)canadian_turtle wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dartmoor_Zoological_Parkhugo_macedo wrote:From the UK? I didn't know that...lloyd543 wrote:A very good family film. Me and my kids loved it :) very interesting that it was actually ased on a true story from the UK.
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marcisol
Re: We b*ght a Zoo
I had no idea it was based on Dartmoor Park! I love it even more now =)
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fmukcine
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I thought this was a sweet film - wasn't sure what to expect but I like Scarlet J and Matt Damon enough that I thought it would be a pretty solid film (at least performance wise). I love that it's based on a true story too!