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Edward Daly: 16 Lives

Helen Litton and Lorcan Collins

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Born in Limerick in 1891, John Edward or 'Ned' Daly was the only son in a family of nine. Ned's...

Laura (8 KP) rated Twilight (2008) in Movies

Jul 25, 2017

Twilight (2008)

2008 | Fantasy, Romance

5.2

(74 Ratings)

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They've done the relationship between Bella and Edward so beautifully and subtle. Not all cheese as you may expect from a vampire teen film. (0 more)

Bella can be a bit frustrating but she is in the books too so it's not the films fault! (0 more)

Makes me want to be a vampire

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The Truth We Hide

Liz Milliron

9.0 (1 Ratings) Rate It

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May 1943. Betty Ahern is studying for her private investigator's license when a new client-Edward...

Richard III and the Princes in the Tower: The Possible Fates of Edward V and Richard of York

Gerald Prenderghast

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The fate of Richard III's nephews, Edward V and Richard of York, who disappeared after his...

A Bridge Too Far (1977)

8.4 (14 Ratings) Rate It

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Late in 1944, the Allies seem to have the upper hand in the European land war. A combined British...

Ed Wood (1994)

8.5 (4 Ratings) Rate It

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An ambitious and eccentric B-movie director named Edward D. Wood Jr. fulfills his dream of making...

Semi-biographical Period Black-and-white Biopic Bela Lugosi

Nick Friesen (96 KP) rated Fight Club (1999) in Movies

Jul 15, 2017

Fight Club (1999)

1999 | Thriller

8.5

(93 Ratings)

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Brad Pitt & Edward Norton, What a Duo! (2 more)

One of David Fincher's Best

Dark Humor with a Satisfying Twist

Maybe a Bit Too Nihilistic at Times (0 more)

The Twist that Hits Harder than Any Punch

Fight Club is a classic at this point, itself a riveting adaptation of Chuck Palahniuk's also classic novel. The first time you watch it, the twist hits harder than any punch thrown in the movie. The second time you watch it, it's fun to try and catch all the signs pointing to the twist. It's crazy good, mostly driven by Edward Norton and Brad Pitt's strangely powerful bro chemistry and director David Fincher's excellent vision. It is understandable that the casual movie-goer may be turned off by Fight Club however, as it is dark and a bit too nihilistic in places for its own good.