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Topic History of: Current films...
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robbiex	saw the liberace story and was amazed by it. Not particularly a fan of liberace, but was amazed by the brave performances by Michael Douglas and Matt Damon. Rob Lowe was absolutelty hilarious as the cosmetic surgeon. There were lifetime best performances by Damon and Douglas and a fabulous movie in all. Go and see it, it is the best film of the year so far, by far.
hedda at the movies	be interested to hear JK's views on these flicks especially Douglas as Liberace....agree with Angel..Oscar winning stuff.
hedda	Ben 10 wrote: Yes hedda - you won the bet. I have no problem in owning up to my daily mistakes. Well done. But the plural of 'euro' is euro.... that's all very well but how do I collect my pounds ? US $$ will do. I'm collating all the Gatsby bloopers (there are heaps) such as modern Sydney bits which stick out when it's all meant to be Long island & New York. some are here: www.moviemistakes.com/film9655 but they didn't get this one :
Ben 8	Under an EU directive - the euro has no plural and is always singular, like many other currencies. For example, the English plural for the Japanese Yen - is 'Yen'.
honey!oh sugar sugar.	Ben 10 wrote: Yes hedda - you won the bet. I have no problem in owning up to my daily mistakes. Well done. But the plural of 'euro' is euro.... Is it? I thought that like pound/pounds the plural is euros unless it is used as an adjective, as in "ten euro/pound note" ?