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Please Return Movies
I wasn't sure if there was a post already made about this and didn't care that much to check. But I feel there should be a post were you can just put it out there to ask if who ever has a movie can send it back as soon as possible so you can receive it to watch. I'm starting this mainly because Ive had the movie "The Happiness of the Katakuris" at number one on the top of my list for about 3 months now and it still says "very long wait". So I thought there should be just a message board for requesting movies to be returned and if people happen to look at a request and see if they have had that movie for awhile it will remind them to finish up with it and send it back faster.
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Permalink Reply by mattjacks on -
OMG WHAT KIND OF DRUGS ARE YOU ON ? or AREN"T YOU ON?
your actually posting to the forums (who are peoples or as you might describe them : who possess films in dvd forum in some druid cave somewhere smothering them and entablatating them so that you will never find them in the crypt)
hehe... I have your film here.. its hidden beneath .... erm somewhere in my..
hmm.. OH here it is.. no thats not it..
Oh yes yes.. heres the film I fell asleep on under my pillow..
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Permalink Reply by K on -
Am I the only one that loved that movie? It had character and I am not even in to comedy!
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Permalink Reply by Vocalities on -
So here is some really funny news. My sister comes home today and hands me a burned DVD and says, "this is some movie by a guy that did Ichi The Killer, so I thought you might like it"...and it was The Happiness of the Katakuris. I really enjoy Miike, so I'll be sure to watch it and, uh, I guess let you know how it is.
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