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#15 by BaldBen on 28 Jul, 2008 18:43
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Saw the chic flic with my wife.
I must say it was worth the price of admission.....
just to see Meryl Streep in her overalls jump into a lake.
Mamma Meryl!
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#16 by FR8TRAIN on 28 Jul, 2008 19:18
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Saw the chic flic with my wife.
I must say it was worth the price of admission.....
just to see Meryl Streep in her overalls jump into a lake.
Mamma Meryl!
Damn Ben!!!! I thought I was the only straight guy who found Meryl HOTTTTT!!!!
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#17 by Robmeister on 28 Jul, 2008 19:24
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I'm man enough to admit that in addition to Metallica, Disturbed, Scorpions, Aerosmith, Al Dimeola, Pat Martino, Stanley Jordan, Mozart, Ravelle, Beethoven and Trans Siberian Orchestra...
I like ABBA quite a bit.....even Barry Manilow.....brings back pleasant memories of the '70's before I got all corrupted and debauched. -
#18 by FR8TRAIN on 28 Jul, 2008 19:50
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I'm man enough to admit that in addition to Metallica, Disturbed, Scorpions, Aerosmith, Al Dimeola, Pat Martino, Stanley Jordan, Mozart, Ravelle and Beethoven...
Ok Brother I will add some more obscure names in there like Maynard Ferguson, Chic Corea, Jeff Thorber, Stanley Clark and The Racontours.
I like ABBA and Barry Manilow quite a bit.....brings back pleasant memories of the '70's before I got all corrupted and debauched.
Definetly brings back memories. 
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#19 by Sgt. Pate on 28 Jul, 2008 19:50
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But but but... it's a chic flick!
That's worse than watching some nut job who thinks he's Batman run around in spandex!
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#20 by SLYinKC on 28 Jul, 2008 19:53
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I just mentioned to my wife this weekend that I'd like to see it. Anything that brings back memories of the 70's. And yes.....I really did like ABBA.....So go ahead.... Shoot me.....
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#21 by marshd1000 on 28 Jul, 2008 23:16
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I'm man enough to admit that in addition to Metallica, Disturbed, Scorpions, Aerosmith, Al Dimeola, Pat Martino, Stanley Jordan, Mozart, Ravelle, Beethoven and Trans Siberian Orchestra...
I like ABBA quite a bit.....even Barry Manilow.....brings back pleasant memories of the '70's before I got all corrupted and debauched.
Robmeister,
You are right, real men are secure in the fondness for ABBA! Besides, back in the day, the women in ABBA were actually pretty fine looking!
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#22 by MagmaBabe on 29 Jul, 2008 04:59
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Marsh, I knew you would love it!
Fr8... take ya missus cos I know you're gonna love it too - it's not just a chick flick - and if I had
a man with me right now I'd be dragging him off to see it!
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#23 by Rob on 29 Jul, 2008 05:10
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A group of us are goin to see it this coming Thursday.
I must admit I grew up listening to ABBA : I'm a definite fan, right from the age of about 7 when I first heard 'Mama mia' and 'Money money money', I've been a fan.
From the movie reviews over here in England its definitely NOT 'just a chick flick' - there's something for everyone, even if it IS a bit cheesy.
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#24 by Rob on 01 Aug, 2008 06:21
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went to see Mama mia last night: what a great, funny, feel-good movie, and quite touching too. Really enjoyed it. the cinema was full, and we had to wait for the later showing. It was being shown three times in two different screens, but all were full. That's how good this film is.
If you havent seen it, go and see it NOW!!
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#25 by D.A.L.U.I. on 01 Aug, 2008 13:51
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It's great music to run/jog to.
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#26 by schro on 01 Aug, 2008 13:58
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I'll pass.
If the Lovely Mrs. Schro wants to see it, she can take my daughter.
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#27 by Razor X on 01 Aug, 2008 14:17
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I won't watch anything Meryl Streep is in.
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#28 by SlySurfer on 01 Aug, 2008 15:33
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I won't watch anything Meryl Streep is in.
What about her very first efffort? She was powerful in that film.
And so was everyone else involved in that epic work.
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#29 by Tyler on 12 Aug, 2008 00:38
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Mama Mia was the worst broadway play that I've ever seen. I couldn't imagine torturing myself with the movie.