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1.Scenes Of A Sexual Nature [2006] starring: Adrian Lester, Sophie Okonedo, Mark Strong, Catherine Tate, Polly Walker directed by: Ed Blum March 12, 2007
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A truly terrible film. I still watched it to the end in the same way people watch the wreckage from car accidents. It was un-intentionaly funny, it has the same other worldly view of London that Notting Hill had. The only people i really had any time for were the old couple. All the rest i couldnt care less for. Bunch of pretentious idiots. That annoying young bloke chatting-up anything that moves, where was his accent from? Ewan mcgregor playing a North London gay, how obvious. The couple being ever so nice and relaxed about their imminent divorce, is that for real? Basicly i cant understand what the films about, apart from saying; Come up to Hampstead Heath in the summer! its really nice, you may find the odd gay hanging around ... Read More:

2.Closer/Scenes Of A Sexual Nature/Cruel Intentions [1999] starring: Gina McKee, Jude Law, Catherine Tate, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Natalie Portman directed by: Mike Nichols, Ed Blum, Roger Kumble January 21, 2008
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A truly terrible film. I still watched it to the end in the same way people watch the wreckage from car accidents. It was un-intentionaly funny, it has the same other worldly view of London that Notting Hill had. The only people i really had any time for were the old couple. All the rest i couldnt care less for. Bunch of pretentious idiots. That annoying young bloke chatting-up anything that moves, where was his accent from? Ewan mcgregor playing a North London gay, how obvious. The couple being ever so nice and relaxed about their imminent divorce, is that for real? Basicly i cant understand what the films about, apart from saying; Come up to Hampstead Heath in the summer! its really nice, you may find the odd gay hanging around ... Read More:

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