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    wafflycat
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    Went to see it this evening. It's a magical, moving film. Highly recommended.

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  2. vernon
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    Quoted message said:

    Went to see it this evening. It's a magical, moving film. Highly
    recommended.

    The book is good too.

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    Went to see it this evening. It's a magical, moving film. Highly
    recommended.

    The book is good too.

    Indeed it is.

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  4. thedudeinthehat
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    To be honest it seemed to be done similarly enough to the worlds
    fastest indian

    (you know the Burt Monroe movie)

    and a little sappy- simplistic characterisation etc etc.....

    but good cycling scenes nonetheless

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  5. AndyMorris
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    wafflycat said:

    Went to see it this evening. It's a magical, moving film. Highly
    recommended.

    I'm off tonight for the late showing

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  6. Don Whybrow
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    wafflycat said:

    Went to see it this evening. It's a magical, moving film. Highly
    recommended.

    Seconded, I have just seen it at one of the several cinemas showing it
    around here.

    It helps to live in Scotland.

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  7. AndyMorris
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    I'm off tonight for the late showing

    Just come back from seeing, for me it was a cracking film, slightly odd as I
    was the only person watching. No sure how well it would work for non bikies

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