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Do not go to see this movie with your boyfriend if he has any commitment issues, because this movie does not portray marriage as something beautiful but as a cage and the end of freedom.

It all starts romantic and sweet and you think they are great for each other. But then...

** small spoilers below **

Like for instance: Carl (the husband) comes home from work, he is tired and his best friend Dupree is watching a game with their other best friend Neil. They're eating and drinking beer... "Ooo noooo!" is the first thought that goes through his head.. 'what would the misses think of this: this is not allowed' But his friends convince him and soon there are 10 guys there watching the game, having fun and drinking. IN walks the misses... *silence* and before you know it, everyone is gone! What does this tell us? That once you're married, you can't have fun at your own home with your friends??? Sure the carpet was ruined, I'd be mad about that too. But what on earth is wrong with watching a game and having friends over??

They don't communicate at all... they start a conversation but then just completely miss each others point and start to be all defensive.

Their friend Neil has a wife that doesn't allow him to go out of the house for more then an hour... and 'she makes the rules'.. he left his friend out in the cold because she didn't want him there...

But the movie gives you the idea that the women here are right.. and that it's normal this way, this are their morals.. well.. I don't know what conservative old guy that is totally ruled over by his wife wrote this.. but Wake up!

Bad bad movie with sporadic moments of fun.

Sure you've heard of Truman Capote, maybe you even read his books or know about his life, seen him on tape or read about him. If you really want to know him, watch this movie! Hoffmans performance on this character truly deserved the Oscar he won for it. It's an amazingly persistent and brilliant performance. Hoffman truly crawls under the skin of his character Capote. This story will move you, and keep your eyes to the screen from begin to the ending. It will give you insight in Capotes choices and the thoughts behind his book. His urge to find out why will result in your urge to know the truth. This truly is one of the best movies I've seen in a long long time!

*Steering wheel* *Gas&Break* *Beamer with good projection*

You're ready to RIDE!

I've not been a fan of games or racing games before, but Need For Speed: Most Wanted is just too cool! It takes you in, makes you addicted within minutes (or seconds ;)) At first you really need to learn to drive, and make sure the sensitivity of your steering wheel is right. Once you get the feeling, it's amazing and just really really well done!

After losing your car in a race, you'll have to win in back by beating the racers on the Blacklist. Slowly you work your way up, beating the rivals and the cops! It all feels really realistic and it's cool how you'll get to know the world you're driving in.

Plus you get to pimp your ride :)

Only minus would be that there isn't enough of it ;) Oh and there are no people on the streets... would be cool to smash people ;) lol

Anyways, I highly recommend this game!