What Is The Last Movie U Saw?

[BEAST]

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Escape from Roumieh:

A great feature in which 8 highly dangerous inmates try to escape while only one of them succeeds. The movie keeps the audience in suspense until the happy ending where the army saves the day and captures the fugitive. International Syrian actor plays the main villain role.

Showing on all Lebanese TV's

Lol Lol Lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[shevchenco]

Originally Posted by Danny Z

أهل الوفا

نت باد

I really enjoyed watching this movie.

Originally Posted by Dry Ice

Escape from Roumieh:

A great feature in which 8 highly dangerous inmates try to escape while only one of them succeeds. The movie keeps the audience in suspense until the happy ending where the army saves the day and captures the fugitive. International Syrian actor plays the main villain role.

Showing on all Lebanese TV's

LOOOOOL. my best part was creating the ladder out of random things. creativity at its best :

[TripolySunni]

Originally Posted by shevchenco

LOOOOOL. my best part was creating the ladder out of random things. creativity at its best :

We're talented people what Can i say

[Abou J]

A movie on Canadian TV entitled "Anjar" caught my attention last night, so I watched it.

It was more of a biased documentary from an Armenian (Noura Kevorkian) who lived in Anjar and immigrated to Canada. A very interesting historical background on how the village of Anjar was created entirely by refugees from Musa Dagh, a cluster of 6 Armenian Villages who fought the ottomans for 53 days before being shipped to Egypt by the French, and eventually into Lebanon in 1939.

I worked in Anjar 10 yrs ago on a water supply project, so the movie brought back memories of Armenian peserverence and stubborness that I never understood at that time. I now also understand the importance of the September celebration every yr in the Town's church to commemorate the Musa Dagh-ians departure from their homeland.

Just thought I'd share.

[Rors]

Slumdog Millionnaire: a very regular movie, one-time watch! Dont get what was the hype about...and 8 or so Oscars?

[Danny Z]

Originally Posted by Abou J

A movie on Canadian TV entitled "Anjar" caught my attention last night, so I watched it.

It was more of a biased documentary from an Armenian (Noura Kevorkian) who lived in Anjar and immigrated to Canada. A very interesting historical background on how the village of Anjar was created entirely by refugees from Musa Dagh, a cluster of 6 Armenian Villages who fought the ottomans for 53 days before being shipped to Egypt by the French, and eventually into Lebanon in 1939.

I worked in Anjar 10 yrs ago on a water supply project, so the movie brought back memories of Armenian peserverence and stubborness that I never understood at that time. I now also understand the importance of the September celebration every yr in the Town's church to commemorate the Musa Dagh-ians departure from their homeland.

Just thought I'd share.

People usually do not know that Anjar has 6 districts that have the same names as the six villages. Also the people who came to Anjar came from skandaron district or Musa Dagh that was part of Syria given to the turkish in order for thm not to go into WWII while those of Beirut came from the eastern ottoman empire after the genocide.

Where did you get the movie from?

[Armenian]

What an amazing movie...

Quentin Tarantino is an amazing director and Christoph Waltz a wonderful actor ( Won a Cannes award for best acting)...

Dont miss it..

9/10

Thank you!!

[Abou J]

Originally Posted by Danny Z

Where did you get the movie from?

It was shown on a local OMNI Channel TV.....Toronto.

[Salome]

Knowing

Very good movie from an excellent director!!

Now anybody expert in superflares could tell the possibility of such explosion which is consuming the whole Earth?

[milouvr3]

ICE AGE 3 (3D)