solomon kinuva

i cant believe this, i ve rewatched the 2 documentaries countless times i cant believe this mr corben thankyou im a fan from 008

i love you bro boit! no! NO NO NO! itwould kill me to watch it again

i enjoyed this movie a lot it switches scenes ( i don't know the technical term to use) like its on a constant move no stalling even if a guy is waiting for a car to pass for example it skips the waiting bit, anywho i loved the plot, thrill and of course Liam and i am not a fan but he did a spledid job , loved the incooperation of the red indian tribe as crime mobs, its a real treat.

there's similarity in plots its like a mix of phonebooth by collin pharrel and Tom hardy's movie in Locke it has a good twist in the end but no spoilers here, its drab to watch because the scenes switch from guy in car to callers, the plot is thick and infuriating as you side with the guy especially in mid parts against the person in other end of line.

wow, i am not a Liam fan but I really sided with him an honest thief though

horrible! I cried the whole ride through!

i ve watched it for years, read individual bios like jon's "american desperado" it was a crazy time then, but am yet to see a documentary quite like Billy corbain's please do another micky is still alive or do one with boston George he is still alive i guess

the play with words in this book bound me to look for similar styles of writing but this level of ingenuity is rare