The Passion of The Christ

[Mr T.]

Went to see this tonight and I have to say, err...wow, talk about visceral!! I can also say, contrary to much voodoo repotage, there isn't an anti-Semitic frame in the picture.

On a side note, it's actually refreshing to hear both Latin and Aramaic spoken with much fluidity and with out pause. And the subtitles do not get in the way of the film: you'll be surprised how much you know/pick-up without referring to the subtitle text!

And timely, given the fact that it's nearly Easter! Recommended.

[Phil Ennis]

<font color='#0000FF'>I really must get a dictionary so I can de-cipher your posts Bren.

How are you mate, haven't seen you for ages.

I take it you know I am working for DALESDIVERS now?

Hope to see you soon, now the water is warming up! &nbsp;

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On a related note, to capitalise on the release of this film they're re-releasing the Life of Brian on Good Friday.

[Mr T.]

Originally Posted by [b

Quote[/b] (Phil Ennis @ April 05 2004,20:33)]I really must get a dictionary so I can de-cipher your posts Bren.

How are you mate, haven't seen you for ages.

I take it you know I am working for DALESDIVERS now?

Hope to see you soon, now the water is warming up!  

Aye Phil,

Heard the good news from Andy a while back and I think it's a good move for you mate!! Look forward to getting in amongst with you soon squire. Hayhurst DOESN'T employ numpties (you've met Big Rob (Canadian Navy), Brett and Simon, right?!), so you're in good company mate.

Now the water is warming up?! I've dived with you in January in the Cape mate! See ya for a wet soon - regardless of the conditions!

Cheers,
Bren.