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    The Big Picture: Hollywood History 101: Part 1

    Great Big Picture this week! If you wanna know more about the period in detail, Paul Merton's Birth of Hollywood was a great series that might still be knocking around on iplayer (for all the Brits). If not I'm sure its on the net somewhere. Anyhow that's well worth a watch if you're into movies.
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    Poll: Escapists - Where are you from?

    UK, specifically London.
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    Poll: Which WW2 battle was more instrumental in defeating Germany?

    Your undervaluing of the Canadian, Indian and Australian contributions to WWII does them a great disservice. Canadian and ANZAC troops formed a vital component of the Allied effort on D-Day. Canadian divisions attacked along Sword, Gold and Juno beaches, and actually faced some of the toughest...
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    Poll: Which WW2 battle was more instrumental in defeating Germany?

    As someone has rightly pointed out, Barbarossa was an operation, not a battle. Also, (again, I realise someone has pointed this out but it seems worth reiterating) Barbarossa was the codename given to the first major German push into the Soviet Union. If you're looking for a battle to poll, try...
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    Anyone outside the US that bothered about Captain America?

    I'm British, and I'm kinda looking forward to it, just because it looks like a decent superhero movie. Also the fact that a lot (well, nearly all) of the city scenes were shot in Manchester, and having visited the set on a day off from Uni, I'd like to see it on screen.
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    Communism vs. Capitalism, which is really better?

    Nice argument, but the Chinese are about as Communist as George Bush's left pinkie. Don't get me wrong, the rhetoric is all marxism-leninism and 'we are on the way to socialism' etc, but the reality is that the whole reason the Chinese are doing well is because they have massively opened...
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    Zero Punctuation: Top 5 of 2010

    Nope, its the March from the Funeral Music for Queen Mary by Henry Purcell. An awesomely sombre bit of music from the 17th century Londoner.
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    Zero Punctuation: Top 5 of 2010

    Nope, its the March from the Funeral Music for Queen Mary by Henry Purcell. An awesomely sombre bit of music from the 17th century Londoner.