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Check out 1:36
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Sorry if posted already. Not on 1st page
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sweeet ... glad you posted that !!
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I'm really excited to see this movie. I think its going to show how far Canadian entertainment has really come over the past decade or two.
The storyline reminds me a lot of Neil Peart's book "Ghost Rider: Travels on the Healing Road" where he essentially did the same thing as the main character in the movie is doing after his wife and daughter died.
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Good music and motorcycles - my 2 main staples in life ... lol
As a motorcycle enthusiast I have to agree that "riding" is very theraputic.
The guy in this movie is riding a vintage Norton , Neil Peart rides BMW "oilhead" and I ride an ol Harley
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Saw a free screening of One Week tonight. Excellent flick so so much Canadian culture. The soundtrack included music by Sam Roberts, Stars and even Joel Plaskett playing "A Million Dollars" as a street musician.
Gord definitely takes the cake for his speech though. Won't spoil it for anyone, but those screens of him before were what most thought that it was :lol:
It was all about life and love, and the 'high' times of life.
Recommend seeing this movie for sure; and not just for Downie himself, but definitely beat the cameo in Men With Brooms...
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in edmonton sun today
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"These include The Tragically Hip's Gord Downie as the movie's most memorable character, a philosophic pothead biker and cancer survivor who dispenses joie de vivre and plants the first seeds of doubt in Ben's marriage plans ("How do you know you're in love?" -- "If you have to ask, you aren't.").