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 by xencaps » Mon Nov 30, 2009 1:34 am
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Judge Roy Snyder
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by offwork » Fri Dec 25, 2009 1:13 am
I just finished watching 'The Marine 2'...Her (short) bikini scene was the highlight of the movie  ...Her acting was average at best and yet way above any other actors  ...Don't waste 90 mins watching this one  ...
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Ned Flanders
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by atefooterz » Tue Apr 13, 2010 3:28 pm
DEMAND IT !!http://www.themakeovermovie.com/Quote: encoremagazine.com.au
Australian film follows audience demand strategy
The MakeoverThe independent comedy
The Makeover is asking people to ‘demand’ a screening of the film in their cities, similar to the strategy followed by Paramount for Paranormal Activity in the US.
There are currently 10 people demanding the film – which the website says has a world release of July 1, 2010 – in six locations.
Using the services of Eventful, the ‘Demand It!’ function asks participants to spread the word by tweeting it, sharing it on Facebook, getting a widget or simply emailing it.
Written and directed by Colm O’Murchu, The Makeover will also screen at the Cannes Independent Film Festival, which takes place alongside the major Cannes Film Festival next month.
The story follows “socially-challenged nerd“ Rodger who is invited to be made over by the guru of male makeovers, Brad Holloway. Brad has one month to change the beta male Rodger into a super-stud, pick-up artist and pass him off as the real deal at a celebrity party. It stars Martin Dingle Wall, Lara Cox and Jeffrey Gannon.
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Santa's Little Helper
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by Anniec » Sun Jun 05, 2011 6:01 pm
Lara Cox has done a lot of good work over the years and it is a pity that cannot be recognised instead of making rude remarks about ability. Just because you did not enjoy the Marine 2 does not mean others may not enjoy it. I don't think it was meant to be a great movie it was only ever made for DVD release. Perhaps you should look at some of her other work. How good are you at your job? Do you get criticised openly for what you do?
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Maggie's Pacifier
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by SKaVeN » Mon Jun 06, 2011 3:25 pm
He's entitles to his opinion. He paid his money to watch that DVD. If someone doesn't like something, they've got just as much right to say so & why, as someone else who did. And, yes, Lara has the same right to go into his place of work &, if she believed it to be unsatisfactory, to tell her friend, forum sites or wherever else she chooses to use that right to express her dissatisfaction. Sure, someone who has chosen a more public life would incur more public criticism but no one forced them into a public life, they chose it for themselves. But that does not put them above criticism. It's an occupational hazard that people with more public lives have to accept & deal with. I'm sure she's had many good things said about her too so, like the rest of us, has to take the yin with the yang. 
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Ned Flanders
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Santa's Little Helper
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by thecan » Sat Jan 16, 2021 11:13 pm
From the old forum.
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Elizabeth Hoover
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by thecan » Sat Jan 16, 2021 11:16 pm
There's more of her on the web, though mainly portrait images. Don't have time to trawl and post but here's a nice example.
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Elizabeth Hoover
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