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18 Mar 07 - 04:02
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My school was going to see that Freedom movie with Will Smith, but we never did...


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Post Higher Spirit
18 Mar 07 - 04:50
Well, going back to my school with fifteen guns, a rocket laucher, A jetpack and body armour is a nice thought...
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Ianna Marid
18 Mar 07 - 17:07
They took you to see Pride and Predjuice or another movie?

I'm so confused.

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Abel Afrit
18 Mar 07 - 17:23
pride and prejudice. i hope they take us to 'becoming jane' but it is the holidays soon so they might not.
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Ianna Marid
18 Mar 07 - 17:24
That has Anne Hathaway in it, right?

I had to take P&P back to the rental store today. I want to see Sense & Sensibility.

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Abel Afrit
18 Mar 07 - 18:24
not a clue, i just want to get out of school. they might let us tho becasue we have just finished 2 bits of our english coursework (she gave them to us at the same time <_<)
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Ianna Marid
18 Mar 07 - 19:06
That's cool.

We might get out to see a movie, for the sophmore class trip (some trip), but it probably won't be educational in any way.

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Their daring, nerve and chivalry
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Apollo Marid
18 Mar 07 - 19:28
Our science teacher is awesome. She convinced the principle to let us go to a theme park(can't remember which one) as a "physics" trip. There was nothing remotely educational.
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Ianna Marid
18 Mar 07 - 19:31
Yeah, we did that too, but I couldn't go.


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Their daring, nerve and chivalry
set Gryffindors apart."


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Abel Afrit
18 Mar 07 - 20:11
we went on a trip to germany. ended up being just shopping, sleeping and sitting on a bus. great fun :D but i managed to spend 200+ euro in two days and had nothing other than a hat to show for it...my finances are still recovering...
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Post Higher Spirit
19 Mar 07 - 03:32
Apollo wrote: Our science teacher is awesome. She convinced the principle to let us go to a theme park(can't remember which one) as a "physics" trip. There was nothing remotely educational.
Yeah, learn about 'potential energy' and go on ride all afternoon....
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Apollo Marid
20 Mar 07 - 01:33
He he...yep, pretty much! :D
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Apocrypha Afrit
20 Mar 07 - 03:42
Do none of these schools get any days off for "educational" trips? We have this thing at our school where we have spirit points and we have to show school spirit by wearing certain colors. Whatever grade has the most points at the end of the year we get to go to a park. Usually Knotts or 6 flags.
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Apollo Marid
20 Mar 07 - 20:03
We went on a "Manatee trip". True we did just go and swim with manatees all day, then went to McDonalds, but we did learn something. Something I just can't remember, and something I'm probably never going to have any use for.
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24 Mar 07 - 01:24
Err, on topic: has anyone seen Blood and Chocolate? I watched it yesterday.
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Ianna Marid
24 Mar 07 - 02:52
Nope.

Was it any good?

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where dwell the brave at heart,
Their daring, nerve and chivalry
set Gryffindors apart."


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24 Mar 07 - 04:28
I didn't like it alot, the characters weren't likeable and I've seen better acting on TV. To quote the review in my local paper, there wasn't any chemistry between the two leads. I read somewhere that they used real wolves, and that bothered me like hell because of some violent Man vs Wolf scenes.
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24 Mar 07 - 11:11
They'd have used real wolves for reference and done most of the work with CGI I would have thought.
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Ianna Marid
24 Mar 07 - 14:01
They wouldn't have hurt the wolves. But I see your point. I'm sure they coordinated it and CGIed the violence, for the most part at least.

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Apocrypha Afrit
25 Mar 07 - 02:37
WinterTabby wrote: I read somewhere that they used real wolves, and that bothered me like hell because of some violent Man vs Wolf scenes.
They wouldn't be allowed to use wolves in the killing parts. For obvious reasons. 1. It wouldn't be really coordinated, 2. Animal protection laws, 3. there are people that go on the set to watch the crew if you involve animals in any particular movie. The fight scenes were not real wolves.

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