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08-24-2008, 08:24 AM
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Heart'saBroken
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PUSHER trilogy
Saw these on the sundance channel last night. Excellent series of movies. I recommend them to anyone who likes a good gangster\druglord flick, and doesn't mind reading subtitles. (uncultured swine!)
It's a danish movie, really low budget looking, all hand-held camera's. Great performances. Great stories. Pusher (film - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia) -this link takes you to another page on wiki where the link is, dunno why it messed up tho Pusher II - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Pusher III - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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08-26-2008, 06:55 PM
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downloading backups of my DVDs tonight!
Pusher[1996.Nicolas.Refn]DVDrip-PsyCoSys (download torrent) - TPB Pusher.II[2004.Nicolas.Refn]DVDrip-PsyCoSys (download torrent) - TPB Pusher.III[2005.Nicolas.Refn]DVDrip-PsyCoSys (download torrent) - TPB (subs are supposedly embedded) nice and fast.
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08-27-2008, 05:56 AM
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nice! thank youzzles
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