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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0227066/
http://www.rarefilmfinder.com/showfilm.php?id=745
http://childrenincinema.com/showinfo.php?id=pool

ALTHOUGH; leaving [GM] on there AFTER putting the year of release is not a bad idea either, on a movie like this...Debaser wrote:Thanks very much Ldieguez!!, and well done FLL![]()
A little reminder; you should put the year of release rather than GM (girl movie)
Thanks again
So why didn't you edit the title Debaser?Debaser wrote:Thanks very much Ldieguez!!, and well done FLL![]()
A little reminder; you should put the year of release rather than GM (girl movie)
Thanks again
1. I see your pointSome movies it's pretty obvious; but other releases [such as this one] are a bit more ambiguous, so the notation of [GM] or [BoyM {lol: to avoid the snicker from English-speaking, Anal Obssesive adolescents like me associating 'BM' with 'Bowel
I wanted offenders to see the error before I edited itSo why didn't you edit the title Debaser?![]()
FLL'' |Where is the Link i cant seem to click on the Donkey Sign. It \Doesnt look its available!! Please Fix this for a Poor Soul.FLL wrote: ↑Sat Nov 18, 2006 5:35 am As CVMC says in their review of this, "The kids have small roles, just appear here and there throughout." But checking parts of the rest of the movie, this one looks intriguingly strange. So I found some subs on eMule. Odd thing is, they were timed correctly at the start but were 10 seconds early by the end. I assume this is because they were converted from an older frame-based subtitle format with a slightly incorrect framerate, but I don't know for sure. Anyway, Subtitle Workshop makes this kind of fix pretty easy, so here they are for anyone who wants to watch the whole movie:
Koji Wakamatsu - A pool without water - evil XviD (timing adjusted).srt