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Gatorspirit
Wow, to say that America is behind England "on all of this movie madness" is like saying America won fewer medals at the Olympics than Englnd...it's ridiculous. Sure, there are a few films that are not widely released that show up in England first (such as Hallam Foe and Son of Rambow), but the blockbuster films like Ironman are released in America weeks before England sees them.
09/03/2008, 9:33 pm
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Who knows why they chose to change the name to "Mister Foe", perhaps they thought it'd have a wider appeal if at least the name sounded intriguing here in the USA...so perhaps it's just a smart marketing/advertising ploy. Nevertheless, the name of the film is hardly significant because this is a small film that really delivers - - Jamie Bell is extraordinary in this and I almost loved it as much as I did "Billy Elliot". For anyone that remembers all the angst and drama involved in coming of age (and kick in a lil weird and creepy dose of voyeurism and Oedipal tendencies) and you'll definitely find yourself feeling for Hallam Foe (he's honestly endearing even if he's a lil strange and a lot lost!). I'd definitely recommend this movie to all of my friends if only to see them cringe(and smile) when they remember how akward we all were at that odd crossroads in time between adolescence and adulthood. Enjoy it..it's a lovely film!
08/20/2008, 6:52 pm
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sweetve19
american down-grade?good think im not judgemental.otherwise id think every person in england. was prissy.
08/10/2008, 10:20 pm
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Lillykera
Okay, first of all, Jamie Bell is extraordinarily HOT! Second, this wonderful film has already came out in England. You guys are so behind on all of this movie madness. Lastly, I do but only have one question.......Why on Earth is the name "Mister Foe"? It's supposed to be Hallam Foe. Is it some type of American down-grade? Anyway, I cannot wait for this film to come out again and hope that there's absolutely nothing cut out from the original. TOODLES!!
07/03/2008, 6:54 pm
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Add a commentWow, to say that America is behind England "on all of this movie madness" is like saying America won fewer medals at the Olympics than Englnd...it's ridiculous. Sure, there are a few films that are not widely released that show up in England first (such as Hallam Foe and Son of Rambow), but the blockbuster films like Ironman are released in America weeks before England sees them.
09/03/2008, 9:33 pm
Who knows why they chose to change the name to "Mister Foe", perhaps they thought it'd have a wider appeal if at least the name sounded intriguing here in the USA...so perhaps it's just a smart marketing/advertising ploy. Nevertheless, the name of the film is hardly significant because this is a small film that really delivers - - Jamie Bell is extraordinary in this and I almost loved it as much as I did "Billy Elliot". For anyone that remembers all the angst and drama involved in coming of age (and kick in a lil weird and creepy dose of voyeurism and Oedipal tendencies) and you'll definitely find yourself feeling for Hallam Foe (he's honestly endearing even if he's a lil strange and a lot lost!). I'd definitely recommend this movie to all of my friends if only to see them cringe(and smile) when they remember how akward we all were at that odd crossroads in time between adolescence and adulthood. Enjoy it..it's a lovely film!
08/20/2008, 6:52 pm
american down-grade?good think im not judgemental.otherwise id think every person in england. was prissy.
08/10/2008, 10:20 pm
Okay, first of all, Jamie Bell is extraordinarily HOT! Second, this wonderful film has already came out in England. You guys are so behind on all of this movie madness. Lastly, I do but only have one question.......Why on Earth is the name "Mister Foe"? It's supposed to be Hallam Foe. Is it some type of American down-grade? Anyway, I cannot wait for this film to come out again and hope that there's absolutely nothing cut out from the original. TOODLES!!
07/03/2008, 6:54 pm