re: WRITERS CHECK HERE - 100 MWADS: 1990's Edition

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Lemme know if you need some help

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I guess I should ask, although I don't like to. No telling how long Cox-suckers can take to fix the interwebz. If you want to start counting, be my guest, want the details?

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I guess I should ask, although I don't like to. No telling how long Cox-suckers can take to fix the interwebz. If you want to start counting, be my guest, want the details?

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sure, im out of town with NOTHING to do

UPDATE ALERT!!!

Sorry for the delay. I promise it will be counted and emails sent out this weekend. I finally have nothing to do after a long day tomorrow. So please bear with me, should have it all done before game time on Saturday.

Until then, be patient. Won't happen again, this one was shite arse timing on my part with the move.

Emails being sent today:

Is this all the possible writers?

Writers:
Freauxzen
Baloo
iwyLSUiwy
etm512
H-Town Tiger

I'd like to take a shot at this writing thing if any of my movies made it to the promised land and are available. If not, no big deal.

Email?

1. Trainspotting
2. Forest Gump
3. Toy Story
4. Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers
5. Reservoir Dogs
6. Nightmare Before Christmas
7. The Full Monty
8. Schindlers List
9. Leon
10. Secrets and Lies
11. The Sixth Sense
12. The Usual Suspects
13. Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
14. Silence of the Lambs
15. Ghost in the Shell
16. Jumanji
17. Fight Club
18. True Romance
19. American Beauty
20. American History X

Few notes: I was born in 1984, therefore in the 90s I was aged between 5 and 16. I was a bit too young for stuff like grunge and generation x the first time around. I saw Toy Story three times at the cinema. I didn't see the film Leon until about 2006 despite being named Leon.

Trainspotting is one of my favourite films mainly because it's a very close portrayal to the area I grew up in, in south London. I grew up around people who were addicted to heroin, booze and basically went round fricking up their lives as best they could, and I got the film, it didn't glamourise drugs at all, far from it.

Toy Story, as I'm sure has been pointed out in the previous 16 pages of discussion which I haven't bothered to read, is not only an interesting watch, but probably the most important film of that decade. It pretty much created a genre which seems to churn out high quality films at a higher rate than any other genre of film.

Jumanji will always have a special place in my heart because I saw it on the day that the British Film Institute celebrated it's centenary by holding a day where everyone could got the cinema for £1. So that was awesome.

Yeah, I hever got an email either.

Sad bear.

this is like The Hobbit, you get all excited for it and then it gets delayed. Then there was news that it was gonna happen and then nothing happens and you begin to wonder if it ever will.