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Post subject: Taking Woodstock
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im goin' to center of the universe guys, i'll let yall know how it was

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You're going to Woodstock?


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I believe that he is refering to the movie Taking Woodstock.

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Great music festival, but I don't think I'd like to be there. Mud, rain, dirty clothes, several thousand people...


Like to se the movie though.

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ok so it turns out i didnt end up going :( i was so mad. my friends bailed. :evil:

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We saw it yesterday and thought it was pretty good. Not too much emphasis on the music though.
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hahaha yeah i wanted to watch it to. even though was no emphasis much on the music was it funny?

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Yeah, it was funny enough, although I wouldn't consider it primarily a comedy film. Definitely worth seeing if you have any interest in the Woodstock event. The story is from the point of view of one family who became involved with the festival. Which is in fact a true story based on a book written by the guy who is the main character in the movie. It's not the whole picture but still worth seeing.
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huh sweet yeah i thought this movie was gonna be like really really funny. i saw the actual woodstock documentary but hmm yeah sure ill probs just wait for it on dvd.

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Yeah, it was funny enough, although I wouldn't consider it primarily a comedy film. Definitely worth seeing if you have any interest in the Woodstock event. The story is from the point of view of one family who became involved with the festival. Which is in fact a true story based on a book written by the guy who is the main character in the movie. It's not the whole picture but still worth seeing.



Sounds interesting compared to the other ones out there now! 8)

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thanks for the tips guys...so is this a wait for DVD movie or go see it in movies?

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I'm going to be seeing it today with my grandma. 8)
It seems like a really awesome movie to us!! :lol:



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Haha, it was an awesome movie!!!! :D :D :D :D

I agree that it didn't focus on the music too much, but it was still a great movie. :P

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