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Phlegethos  Joined: November 2011 Posts: 58 Location: South Africa Gender: 
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 Re: Last film you watchedSnow Flower and the Secret Fan
A beautiful film about the bond of laotong in Chinese culture (sworn sisters). The film deals with a pair of modern women and of a pair in the 19th century, and how their lives paralleled each others. Really made me reflect on the concept and nature of love between two people. |
| Tue Feb 14, 2012 4:14 am |
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Phlegethos
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Re: Last film you watched I've just re-watched all 3 of the Underworld trilogy, in eager anticipation of seeing The Awakening very soon
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| Tue Feb 14, 2012 8:13 am |
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Malbolge  Joined: January 2012 Posts: 288 Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Bug wrote: Did you ever see the 2005 remake of The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari? I actually recommend it. Unless you've already seen it and hated it, then I'd be like, "yeah it totally sucked", and walk away quietly with my head down. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cabinet_of_Dr._Caligari_(2005_film) I saw Nosferatu in the theater with a live keyboardist, but the audience somehow got confused and thought it was a comedy and laughed through the entire thing. They kind of killed the horror vibe. I've never heard of the remake. Thank you for mentioning it, because I tend to assume remakes aren't very good and ignore them. I think you might be right about this one being good! Yeah, I saw Nosferatu with the old soundtrack. It's funny, but I had the complete opposite experience with Shadow of the Vampire. I was the only person in the theater laughing. It was embarassing. -- Tue Feb 14, 2012 7:15 pm -- FairyInBoots wrote: As an example, OK, I don't fault people if they naturally speak with different accents --I learned to adopt a passable UK accent from living there, and sometimes just being around people with non-Midwestern accents, hell, watching BBC America will lead me to lapse into my other accent. At the weekender in Chicago I go to, I tend to have an accent half the weekend cos most of my weekender friends are people from Europe. He says he was raised by British parents, which, OK, fair enough, he has an easy explanation for lapsing into a UK accent --but his accent in public speaking, like introducing the silent films at the arthouse cinema he plays organ for, he'll get more... "affectedly posh" with every second. And then switch back-and-forth between Eaton and New Englander. So yes, I now even doubt his previously plausible claims of his own background, and just think he's one of the most unintentionally silly people I've ever met. (Unrelated to movies, sorry everyone)  I...kinda do that, but it's unintentional and not so much a UK accent as just sounding generally "foriegn" if the people around me are to be believed. I've been told I sound Scottish, Irish, or like a Spanish speaker. Maybe I could be the female Sasha Baron Cohen or something.(Back to movies) You could be right about the remake being horrible, of course. I'm a bit horrified by the idea of the proposed Beetlejuice remake. _________________ AKA: Autymn Róiseleen Blaize, thanks to Nephele |
| Tue Feb 14, 2012 5:03 pm |
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Maladomini  Joined: November 2011 Posts: 795 Location: Lansing, MI Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Igorina wrote: (Back to movies) You could be right about the remake being horrible, of course. I'm a bit horrified by the idea of the proposed Beetlejuice remake. What?! That's as blasphemous as the proposed remake of ALIEN: You don't mess with perfection. _________________ blogs: Eros Worship ^*^ The Odd Mod Out ^*^ Etsy Goth points: +100 Goth name: Calhoun Dreamyr |
| Tue Feb 14, 2012 6:47 pm |
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Dis  Joined: February 2012 Posts: 22 Gender: 
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Re: Last film you watched I just watched Safe House with Denzel Washington. It was alright. For some reason I thought it was going to be one of those movies that make you think, instead there was a lot of action (which I am not a fan of). So if you like action films, I recommend you see it.
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| Tue Feb 14, 2012 10:41 pm |
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Malbolge Joined: January 2012 Posts: 288 Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched FairyInBoots wrote: Igorina wrote: (Back to movies) You could be right about the remake being horrible, of course. I'm a bit horrified by the idea of the proposed Beetlejuice remake. What?! That's as blasphemous as the proposed remake of ALIEN: You don't mess with perfection. I searched and found few articles on the subject. It seems that if it happens it may be a sequel rather than a remake. I'm skeptical. _________________ AKA: Autymn Róiseleen Blaize, thanks to Nephele |
| Wed Feb 15, 2012 11:08 am |
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Cocky Canard  Joined: January 2009 Posts: 5777 Location: Bed Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Bubba Ho-Tep
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| Wed Feb 15, 2012 5:10 pm |
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Malbolge  Joined: December 2011 Posts: 307 Location: The Abandoned Stairwell Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched The Nightmare Before Christmas
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| Thu Feb 16, 2012 10:39 am |
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Phlegethos
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Re: Last film you watched Necromantic_Lovely wrote: The Nightmare Before Christmas Wonderfully Gothic...I'm a Tim Burton fan myself, re-watching the Corpse Bride over Christmas...just to keep up my Humbug reputation  _________________ gothicpreston ******************************************** Martamion Klaw ******************************************** |
| Thu Feb 16, 2012 11:28 am |
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Malbolge Joined: December 2011 Posts: 307 Location: The Abandoned Stairwell Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched gothicpreston wrote: Necromantic_Lovely wrote: The Nightmare Before Christmas Wonderfully Gothic...I'm a Tim Burton fan myself, re-watching the Corpse Bride over Christmas...just to keep up my Humbug reputation Ha ha...yes, if anyone asked me I'd definitely say he's a genius! I watched it on Valentine's Day. _________________ My goth name: Absinthe Winterberry Papilio enim mortuum puella (butterfly for a dead girl) |
| Thu Feb 16, 2012 5:33 pm |
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Phlegethos
Joined: January 2012 Posts: 53 Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Necromantic_Lovely wrote: gothicpreston wrote: Necromantic_Lovely wrote: The Nightmare Before Christmas Wonderfully Gothic...I'm a Tim Burton fan myself, re-watching the Corpse Bride over Christmas...just to keep up my Humbug reputation Ha ha...yes, if anyone asked me I'd definitely say he's a genius! I watched it on Valentine's Day. I'm looking forward to seeing his upcoming film adaptation of the Dark Shadows series. Very, very curious about it. For those who haven't seen the original TV show, consider it. I like the beginning of it, before the introduction of Barnabas Collins, who then turn into the star (and is played in the film by Johnny Depp). |
| Thu Feb 16, 2012 9:02 pm |
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Cania  Joined: April 2009 Posts: 1845 Location: Joie de l'Eau, Maice Isle, Gothsylvania, otherwise Blackheath, London, UK Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Priest, with Paul Bettany and Karl Urban. I really liked it, even though it's a very "Christian" film. I hope they make more in the series, I'm interested in where it can go.
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| Fri Feb 17, 2012 3:04 pm |
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Phlegethos
Joined: February 2012 Posts: 75 Location: Preston, UK Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Just watched John Carpenter's "The Ward"...low budget, but creepy non the less
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| Sat Feb 18, 2012 12:09 pm |
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Nessus  Joined: January 2008 Posts: 3034 Location: Dublin Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Minty wrote: Priest, with Paul Bettany and Karl Urban. I really liked it, even though it's a very "Christian" film. I hope they make more in the series, I'm interested in where it can go. |
| Sun Feb 19, 2012 7:21 pm |
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Cania Joined: April 2009 Posts: 1845 Location: Joie de l'Eau, Maice Isle, Gothsylvania, otherwise Blackheath, London, UK Gender:
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Re: Last film you watched Arquinsiel wrote: Minty wrote: Priest, with Paul Bettany and Karl Urban. I really liked it, even though it's a very "Christian" film. I hope they make more in the series, I'm interested in where it can go. Why am I not surprised  I watched the last film in the Resident Evil series, Resident Evil: Afterlife... I really should watch them all (for some reason it seems I missed the first and third film  )._________________ Minty's Mumblings Aka: Elodie Eulie SeaMajic... thank you Nephele (see here). Aka: Aimee-Jo LaDélicieuse and Amela Joie Délicieuse, thank you again, Nephele - (see here and here).Gothsylvania's ArchPagan... see here. |
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