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[everydazejournal]

I watched the film "Saw" last night. It's basically a horror thriller about two men two men who wake up to find themselves chained to the wall in this filthy warehouse bathroom, with a corpse in the middle of the floor. One of the men is informed that if he doesn't kill the other by six o'clock then his wife and daughter will die. The men figure out that they have been captured by a brutal serial killer called 'Jigsaw' who imprisons people in elaborate, and sadistic, traps. It's a tense film and full of surprises, but it is surprisingly gruesome and violent.

I went out to the shops this morning and bought a poster of various multicoloured images of Albert Einstein with the phrase "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited; imagination encircles the world". I bought it because I liked the quote. When I bought my groceries for the week, I also got a copy of the film "Antitrust" on video. It only cost £1.09. The only reason that I bought it was because it has Rachael Leigh Cook in it.

Probably it'll be another evening in front of the TV today.

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[breakon87.livejournal.com]

So, which one did you prefer?

[lizaah.livejournal.com]

I actually liked the first one more but they were both very good films.I read some pleace that there is already a part three in thr works.