What is the strangest movie you have ever seen?
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he probably did eat pasta. at least around the filming of those stunt scenes. professional runners I hear eat pasta alot. especailly the night before a race or something.
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I have to say that Pink Floyd's The Wall is definitely the strangest thing I've ever watched. Incredibly intriguing, but very odd.
The other one that I've seen that's really odd is Trainspotting (or Trainspotters... I can't remember which.) I've only seen part of it, but it was really... out there...
The other one that I've seen that's really odd is Trainspotting (or Trainspotters... I can't remember which.) I've only seen part of it, but it was really... out there...
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