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Game Change.. the movie

Ed Harris plays a good John McCain & Julianne Moore plays an even better Sarah Palin. And I give props to the make up artists who made Julianne Moore not look like a pasty ginger kid. Good comedy.

Julianne Moore is cute though!

I wonder how long it'll take until I can see it in South America

Game Change : Republicans :: Passion of the Christ : Jews

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Originally posted by Lira Julianne Moore is cute though! I wonder how long it'll take until I can see it in South America

I doubt it'll come on DVD in your country, so seeing it might be a long shot, but you can watch it now.

I'd go for a 720p torrent for quality, but I'm not sure if you have HD yet.

The SD scene release is good enough, no need to wait for a hd release. Movie was good.

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Originally posted by Moongoose The SD scene release is good enough, no need to wait for a hd release. Movie was good.

Oh, the HD release came before the SD one, as usual.

WHat I meant was that I'm not sure HD has come to south america yet.

Of course it has! I live in the world's 6th greatest economy, you know?

if you have an HBO subscription, just watch it online.

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Originally posted by Lira Of course it has! I live in the world's 6th greatest economy, you know?

If you're thinking about the GDP you're number 7. Unless you consider CIA a trusted source :P

But didn't remember that Brasil was that high up on the list. Makes sense seeing how much ransom money that's being wired into the country though.

Woody Harrelson was great. they all were really. solid film

Total GDP is not a good indicator of standard of living. Brazil is around #75 for GDP per capita.

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Originally posted by dj_alfi If you're thinking about the GDP you're number 7. Unless you consider CIA a trusted source :P

The CIA is a trusted source, albeit outdated. This has been all over the news here and in the UK.

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Originally posted by dj_alfi But didn't remember that Brasil was that high up on the list. Makes sense seeing how much ransom money that's being wired into the country though.

We're gangsta, mon! If you don't shut it we gon kidnap you and stab you in the ass.

Again!

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Originally posted by Vector A Total GDP is not a good indicator of standard of living. Brazil is around #75 for GDP per capita.

Oh, I agree, but the probability of high-tech goods not making their way into such a gigantic economy is very slim. The one thing I love about shanty towns in Brazil is the sheer amount of satellite dishes you see on rooftops

And mobile phones. I wonder if there's a single cyberpunk author who could've imagined muddy slums with so many shiny devices.

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Originally posted by Lira The CIA is a trusted source, albeit outdated. This has been all over the news here and in the UK.

Well, Its been a while since I've been to UK and I'm fucking never going to Brazil so sorry for not being up to date on the local news.

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We're gangsta, mon! If you don't shut it we gon kidnap you and stab you in the ass. Again!

Bring it on, little girl! I'm not saying my apartment is exactly like Frank Castle's, but let's just say I am prepared for several events.

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Originally posted by Lira The CIA is a trusted source, albeit outdated. This has been all over the news here and in the UK.

Congrats on your nation moving up on the economic totem pole. Enjoy all the perks that come with it, including new sedentary lifestyles once thought to be only an American problem.

http://news.yahoo.com/brazil-alarme...-232144750.html

Brazil has a seriously burgeoning economy that's become really attractive to foreign direct investment. I remember reading late last year about a lot of speculation regarding the overvaluation of their currency. Still, I've heard Brazil mentioned often in the same sentences as India and China where growth is involved.

I love how I managed to completely derail the topic of this thread

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Originally posted by Zharen Congrats on your nation moving up on the economic totem pole. Enjoy all the perks that come with it, including new sedentary lifestyles once thought to be only an American problem. http://news.yahoo.com/brazil-alarme...-232144750.html

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"There is a tendency toward increased weight and obesity in the country. It's time to reverse the trend to avoid becoming a country like the United States," said Health Minister Alexandre Padilha.

the topic of this thread was dumb as hell, given that we have a 'movie recommendations' thread

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Originally posted by Lira I love how I managed to completely derail the topic of this thread

Come, Brazilians, join us in the World Of The Fat!

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I give props to the make up artists who made Julianne Moore not look like a pasty ginger kid. Good comedy.

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