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Highlandish wrote:
> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to register 
> (p2p should remain anonymous)
> 

It's an Aussie movie, go to the movies (or wait to hire the DVD) you 
tight prick.

How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when people 
like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.

Scott wrote:
> Highlandish wrote:
>> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to register 
>> (p2p should remain anonymous)
>>
> 
> It's an Aussie movie, go to the movies (or wait to hire the DVD) you 
> tight prick.
> 
> How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when people 
> like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
> 

Is there an Aussie movie worth paying to see at the Movies ?

And how much does it cost these days to sit in theatre for 2 hours any how ?

In article <4llnpuF2hvdlU1@individual.net>, snot.me@gmail.com says...
> Scott wrote:
> > Highlandish wrote:
> >> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to register 
> >> (p2p should remain anonymous)
> >>
> > 
> > It's an Aussie movie, go to the movies (or wait to hire the DVD) you 
> > tight prick.
> > 
> > How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when people 
> > like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
> > 
> 
> Is there an Aussie movie worth paying to see at the Movies ?

Kenny was, I thought it was great.

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Rod wrote:
> In article <4llnpuF2hvdlU1@individual.net>, snot.me@gmail.com says...
>> Scott wrote:
>>> Highlandish wrote:
>>>> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to register 
>>>> (p2p should remain anonymous)
>>>>
>>> It's an Aussie movie, go to the movies (or wait to hire the DVD) you 
>>> tight prick.
>>>
>>> How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when people 
>>> like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
>>>
>> Is there an Aussie movie worth paying to see at the Movies ?
> 
> Kenny was, I thought it was great.
> 

Oz doesn't make that many Movies, American Movies with American Actors
and American Directors don't really count.

But most of the OZ Movies are on some sort of Nostalgic trip which
just pisses me off.

On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 01:05:31 +1000, snot <snot.me@gmail.com> wrote:

>Scott wrote:
>> Highlandish wrote:
>>> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to register 
>>> (p2p should remain anonymous)
>>>
>> 
>> It's an Aussie movie, go to the movies (or wait to hire the DVD) you 
>> tight prick.
>> 
>> How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when people 
>> like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
>> 
>
>Is there an Aussie movie worth paying to see at the Movies ?
>
>And how much does it cost these days to sit in theatre for 2 hours any how ?

Where I go - 

Normal cost is $14.50

Cheap Tuesday is $9.00

And you must not bring in any food or drink(including water) that you
did not purchase at their candy bar. Any other food or drink must be
thrown out before entering (unless you get an usher that doesn't care,
and tells you you're aren't supposed to, but won't worry about it -
the ushers most likely to not care if you bring in other food or drink
are high school aged females, so after 3:00pm weekdays and weekends is
the time to go)

"Chris Baird" <abuse@brushtail.apana.org.au> wrote in message
news:ufy7t6rxx3.fsf@brushtail.apana.org.au...
> > How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when
>  > people like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
>
> Ha. When someone actually makes a financially successful Australian
> movie, failures like David Caesar come along.
>
> -- 
> C,,

# Didn't he make "Mullet"? - which I thought was alright, but then I'm a fan
of Ben Mendelsohn.

Kirilenko wrote:
> On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 01:05:31 +1000, snot <snot.me@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>> Scott wrote:
>>> Highlandish wrote:
>>>> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to register 
>>>> (p2p should remain anonymous)
>>>>
>>> It's an Aussie movie, go to the movies (or wait to hire the DVD) you 
>>> tight prick.
>>>
>>> How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when people 
>>> like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
>>>
>> Is there an Aussie movie worth paying to see at the Movies ?
>>
>> And how much does it cost these days to sit in theatre for 2 hours any how ?
> 
> Where I go - 
> 
> Normal cost is $14.50
> 
> Cheap Tuesday is $9.00
> 
> And you must not bring in any food or drink(including water) that you
> did not purchase at their candy bar. Any other food or drink must be
> thrown out before entering (unless you get an usher that doesn't care,
> and tells you you're aren't supposed to, but won't worry about it -
> the ushers most likely to not care if you bring in other food or drink
> are high school aged females, so after 3:00pm weekdays and weekends is
> the time to go)

One could assume then, you don't pay normal full price because you think
it's not worth the money.

And it is that reason (greed) that is driving Australian theatres closer
to bankruptcy every year.

Also, 3 months later it's released on DVD, after 3 months and 2 hours it's
on the Internet, after 4 months it's in the Video shops.
And some movies were on the Internet before the Movie was released here by
way of the Handicam.

"Highlandish" <ckreskay1_CURSING@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
news:44f587b3$0$66141$c30e37c6@ken-reader.news.telstra.net...
> the new aussie movie, just looking for a link where I don't have to
register
> (p2p should remain anonymous)
>
> -- 
> Remove the _CURSING to reply to me
>
> The violinist is that peculiarly human phenomenon distilled to a rare
> potency half tiger, half poet.
>
# I like Australian comedies, and recommend:
Crocodile Dundee (any of them)
Crackers
Frauds
The Castle
Death in Brunswick
Spotswood (aka: The Efficiency Expert)
The Boyfriend from Hell
Wendy Cracks a Walnut
Dad and Dave: On Our Selection
Adventures of Barry McKenzie
Don's Party
Take Away
Your Can't Stop the Murders
The Coca Cola Kid
- and Kenny
===========
and on TV:
Trial by Marriage
Dog's Head Bay
=============

> Normal cost is $14.50

Jesus.

>
> Cheap Tuesday is $9.00

Double jesus.

>
> And you must not bring in any food or drink(including water) that you
> did not purchase at their candy bar. Any other food or drink must be
> thrown out before entering (unless you get an usher that doesn't care,
> and tells you you're aren't supposed to, but won't worry about it -
> the ushers most likely to not care if you bring in other food or drink
> are high school aged females, so after 3:00pm weekdays and weekends is
> the time to go)

Which cinema is this?  The whole "you must not bring in other food or drink"
has been contested and defeated before - you can't stop people doing that.

> And some movies were on the Internet before the Movie was released here by
> way of the Handicam.

Jesus, even via DVD rips - watched a rip of "Sentinel"  one month before it
hit our shores!

"Don H" <donlhumphries@bigpond.com> wrote in message
news:0oqJg.20556$rP1.3385@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> "Chris Baird" <abuse@brushtail.apana.org.au> wrote in message
> news:ufy7t6rxx3.fsf@brushtail.apana.org.au...
> > > How can we expect the Aussie movie making market to grow when
> >  > people like you won't add your $$ to help it grow.
> >
> > Ha. When someone actually makes a financially successful Australian
> > movie, failures like David Caesar come along.
> >
> > --
> > C,,
>
> # Didn't he make "Mullet"? - which I thought was alright, but then I'm a
fan
> of Ben Mendelsohn.
>

It's artistic quality isn't in question.  But Mullet didn't exactly set the
box office alight.

In article <j5KJg.151$mb1.25221@news.optus.net.au>, lled@fortran.com 
says...
> 
> > Normal cost is $14.50
> 
> Jesus.
> 
> >
> > Cheap Tuesday is $9.00
> 
> Double jesus.
> 
> >
> > And you must not bring in any food or drink(including water) that you
> > did not purchase at their candy bar. Any other food or drink must be
> > thrown out before entering (unless you get an usher that doesn't care,
> > and tells you you're aren't supposed to, but won't worry about it -
> > the ushers most likely to not care if you bring in other food or drink
> > are high school aged females, so after 3:00pm weekdays and weekends is
> > the time to go)
> 
> Which cinema is this?  The whole "you must not bring in other food or drink"
> has been contested and defeated before - you can't stop people doing that.
> 
> 
> 

Almost worth going there for the free ticket you would get, thusly.

"Tell you what, you refund my money, let me in anyway, and I'll just 
forget to ring A Current Affair, right now"




-- 
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Quoth The Raven; lled <lled@fortran.com> in
<c6KJg.152$mb1.25208@news.optus.net.au>
>> And some movies were on the Internet before the Movie was released
>> here by way of the Handicam.
>
> Jesus, even via DVD rips - watched a rip of "Sentinel"  one month
> before it hit our shores!

i watched Silent Hill over 6 months ago, now it's in the cinema's here

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