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Watched this last night and still thinking about it. If you have not seen it,do so. Ok it's by Polanski but a searing indictment of the treatment of Jews in Warsaw. As powerful as Schindlers List.
The Pianist (2002) on 10:08 - Mar 26 by onehunglow
No idea mate And a good morning to you
I had other things to do.
Quality stays
and to you , its seems the weather's turning for the worst along with race relations after yet another outcry from the those who must not be offended. Never mind hopefully when I leave this mortal coil all thoughts of having to conform to the wishes of followers of a cult steeped in murder and oppression will be left behind . Although if I was to follow a faith it would be Rastafarian ,if only for the ganga .
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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The Pianist (2002) on 12:15 - Mar 26 with 602 views
Yes good, although sanitised , Battle of Britain was on last week on Channel 5 another favourite of mine , as this appears to be developing into favourite war films list if I may ? not in any particular order Hacksaw ridge. They shall Not Grow Old Fury Schindler's list Thin Red Line All Quiet on the Western Front ( Original) Patton Battle of Algiers Full Metal Jacket Casualties of War Black hawk Down Gallipoli all well worth a watch
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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The Pianist (2002) on 16:23 - Mar 26 with 529 views
I’d recommend this if anybody hasn’t already seen it. A big screen adaptation of R.C Sheriff’s famous play. Plenty of familiar faces and pretty faithful to the original script.
An idea isn't responsible for those who believe in it.
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The Pianist (2002) on 17:22 - Mar 26 with 507 views
I’d recommend this if anybody hasn’t already seen it. A big screen adaptation of R.C Sheriff’s famous play. Plenty of familiar faces and pretty faithful to the original script.
A very good adaptation imo which sums up how life in the trenches must have been like , terror and boredom, interlaced with what positivity humans can do for each other in times of adversity.
"In a free society, the State is the servant of the people—not the master."
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The Pianist (2002) on 18:52 - Mar 26 with 494 views
I’d recommend this if anybody hasn’t already seen it. A big screen adaptation of R.C Sheriff’s famous play. Plenty of familiar faces and pretty faithful to the original script.
Ive still to start that novel I bought . You're costing me money mun.
I give you my eclectic music tip and you discard them out of sight.
Watching the Pianist got me interested in the Nazi crimes big time, have now been to many concentration camps as well as Lidice, also based my self in Munich and then traveled by train to Nuremberg and Berchtesgaden to see where the rally's and Nazi trials took place, also went to see where Hitler lived and also went up to the Eagles nest, yep the Pianist is a great film no doubt about that.
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The Pianist (2002) on 22:47 - Mar 26 with 445 views
Watching the Pianist got me interested in the Nazi crimes big time, have now been to many concentration camps as well as Lidice, also based my self in Munich and then traveled by train to Nuremberg and Berchtesgaden to see where the rally's and Nazi trials took place, also went to see where Hitler lived and also went up to the Eagles nest, yep the Pianist is a great film no doubt about that.
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