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Dave Woodcock
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As a man who played the Lion in my Schools 1983 production of 'the Wizard of Oz'


yeah, right. Dorothy, more like.

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As a man who played the Lion in my Schools 1983 production of 'the Wizard of Oz'


yeah, right. Dorothy, more like.


Jealousy will get you knowhere Mr Woodcock. My lion recieved rave reviews and my interpretation of the 'put 'em up, are ya men or are ya mice? I'll fight'chya both at once, I'll fight'chya with one hand behind my back' scene is legendary.

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My lion received rave reviews


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Shut up Luke and go and watch the Batman film tonight. You might even enjoy yourself and pull a little honey. :wink:

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You might even enjoy yourself and pull a little honey. :wink:


you've convinced me. :wink:

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:? .... do they sell honey in the cinemas in Sheffield? I had to make do with ice cream .... but anyhow, definitely can recommend. Ledger is a compelling and sinister joker. Brilliant film ... pal I went with kept laughing at me though, he said I kept jumping out of my seat at all the scary bits ... :oops:

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Brilliant film ... pal I went with kept laughing at me though, he said I kept jumping out of my seat at all the scary bits ... :oops:


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I have a nervous disposition ... I can't help being a bit of a scaredy-cat ... and I am embarrassed by my lack of toughness ... but at least I didn't cry :(

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why would you cry watching 'batman'?! just had a text from my son who's on his way into the cinema now to see it. he's literally wetting himself he's so excited.

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Oh the bit with the convicts on the boat ... that almost got me crying ... as did other stuff that I can't say without spoiling it ... but if anyone dies, gets hurt, cries, says something soppy ... then it can set me off .... sometimes my emotions all go a bit kaleidoscope :?

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It really was very good with excellent supporting roles from Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, Gary Oldman and the gadger who plays Harvey Dent the District Attourney. The only downer for me was the crap deep voice that Christian Bale puts on when he's in the suit!

Best Batman film by a mile and I thought Batman Begins was good! :batman:

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Oh the bit with the convicts on the boat ... that almost got me crying ... as did other stuff that I can't say without spoiling it ... but if anyone dies, gets hurt, cries, says something soppy ... then it can set me off .... sometimes my emotions all go a bit kaleidoscope :?


CONVICTS!! BOAT!!, thanks cat's it's not worth going to see now, you've spoilt it for me. :wink:
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By far the best super hero movie ever made. Great plot & the film never flags over it's long running time. Ledger has not been over hyped - not to lessen the rest of the cast who are all faultless but the film steps up a gear whenever he's on screen.

"I’m going to make this pen disappear...” :*:

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Oh the bit with the convicts on the boat ... that almost got me crying ... as did other stuff that I can't say without spoiling it ... but if anyone dies, gets hurt, cries, says something soppy ... then it can set me off.... sometimes my emotions all go a bit kaleidoscope :?


:roll:

the only films which make me cry are the utterly crap ones when i realise i have just wasted about two hours of my life on (not to mention about a fiver for the ticket :roll: :evil: )

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By far the best super hero movie ever made. Great plot & the film never flags over it's long running time. Ledger has not been over hyped - not to lessen the rest of the cast who are all faultless but the film steps up a gear whenever he's on screen.

"I’m going to make this pen disappear...” :*:

Brilliant stuff.


Now that scared me. Jumped out of my seat and nearly screamed ... :pale:

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