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Posted by husky51 on 06.02.2008, 08:59 PM:

 

I think that I will fix something to eat and sit down and watch 'Earthsea'... I will sign off for now and come back later...


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Posted by Yay! Kiki on 06.02.2008, 09:12 PM:

 

Speaking of Earthsea... the first time that I watched it, despite the fact that it wasn't the best Ghibli movie, it left a sort of impression on me... how come all of the flims do that? They leave me with a feeling of wanting to watch them over and over and over again!


Posted by Orphic Okapi on 06.02.2008, 10:56 PM:

 

Earthsea (which I finally managed to see recently) is definitely the creepiest Ghibli, and probably the only one to contain scenes that wouldn't feel out of place in a horror movie. It has some cool bagpipe music, too. But I never really grew particularly attached to the characters, or ever felt very involved by the story.


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Posted by husky51 on 06.03.2008, 12:03 AM:

 

Now I just finished watching Earthsea and I don't remember any bagpipes And I like bagpipes!..I left my comments in Ghibli Discussions in the 'watching' thread...


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Posted by Yay! Kiki on 06.03.2008, 01:33 AM:

 

Yes, the creepy bits did scare me a bit. They were certainly things that I would rather not see. And so, while watching, I found myself thinking "...and this is Ghibli...?" While being utterly confused by all the creepiness. Although, there were some very nice parts too- I love the farm!


Posted by Loscil on 06.03.2008, 04:34 PM:

 

I thought Earthsea was really bad. Very dissappointed.

Yesterday I saw:

Shaolin Soccer (or Shaolin Kickers, depending where youre from). That movie is so crazy and amazing. Saw it for the 5th time. Still absolutely brilliant.

And I watched the Sex and the City Movie in the evening.
Really liked it. I had always liked the series and its just like a better very long episode, so thats awesome.

Today I saw Ratatouille.
I quite liked it. Not brilliant, but fun.


Posted by Kazegami on 06.03.2008, 05:58 PM:

 

@ JRR - I think Ratatouille is the best CG film I've seen. Better than Shrek, Toy Story, Bugs Life... it's really funny, a little cheesy but quite charming overall IMO.

So yeah, I've just watched Stardust for the first time! I loved it. It was a good laugh, and it was just so incredibly cute at times too.


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Posted by husky51 on 06.03.2008, 06:03 PM:

 

quote:
Originally posted by Kazegami
a little cheesy




A little cheesy she says... of course it's cheesy, it's about a rat!!! lol


I agree with JRR and Kaz, I really enjoyed it when it came out....

Just received Ghost... SAC 2nd gig, vol 4 so I;ll be watching that in a little while...


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Posted by Yay! Kiki on 06.03.2008, 06:39 PM:

 

Ooh yes! I love Stardust! My family had to buy it after it came out...


Posted by arren18 on 06.06.2008, 06:25 PM:

 

I saw the new Indiana Jones! It was predictable, unrealistic and really cheesy, but it was good fun anyway.


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Posted by husky51 on 06.06.2008, 10:01 PM:

 

I watched "Cats" DVD again... I enjoy that so much. I went and found out that the library had a copy of TS Eliot's book "Opposums Book of Practical Cats" or something like that so I made a copy and read it once in a while...


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Posted by Orphic Okapi on 06.07.2008, 12:25 PM:

 

I saw "Cats" a long time ago. All I remember is that it was weird, but cool.


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Posted by husky51 on 06.07.2008, 12:44 PM:

 

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Originally posted by Orphic Okapi
I saw "Cats" a long time ago. All I remember is that it was weird, but cool.



On disc 2, there were views of the production, costuming, etc and some interviews from a "studio 81" if I remember correctly. Also some shots of the on-stage production from 1981. I think that I would have liked to have seen that. Any one know where I could possibly find some footage???

Also, I'm curious as to how Mr. Mistopheles did the lightening from his hands trick. Was it a computer effect? I don't think so because of the lingering smoke, ect. regardless, a very good effect...


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Posted by Toolfan1912 on 06.25.2008, 03:23 PM:

 

I watched Juno on Blu-Ray DVD yesterday...love that movie.

It was the first movie me and mhy girlfriend went to see together...


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Posted by Orphic Okapi on 06.25.2008, 04:19 PM:

 

It's probably a good date movie, in that it significantly lowers the chances of any unprotected sex occurring afterwards.


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Posted by ..Ayami.. on 06.25.2008, 04:34 PM:

 

We're currently watching 'Schindler's list' in history lessons.
So far, so good. But our teacher warns us that it is very hard to hold back your tears at the end of the film.
So being the huge wuss that I am, I'm not looking forward to that part


Posted by arren18 on 06.25.2008, 04:56 PM:

 

The History teacher asked us if we wanted to watch Schindler's List. I'm sure it's good and all, but 3 hours is a bit much.


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Posted by Chihiros-Dream-Boy on 06.25.2008, 06:54 PM:

 

It's all in Black and White, apart from the little girl in the red dress, heartbreaking!


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Posted by husky51 on 07.04.2008, 11:49 AM:

 

quote:
Originally posted by ..Ayami..
We're currently watching 'Schindler's list' in history lessons.
So far, so good. But our teacher warns us that it is very hard to hold back your tears at the end of the film.
So being the huge wuss that I am, I'm not looking forward to that part



And there is absolutely nothing wrong with expressing your emotions. It shows that you have heart and are caring. I cannot count the number of times that I have cried in front of others, sometimes while speaking in public. I usually don't bother wiping the tears until afterwards, just let them flow unashamedly.

Enjoy the movie, I did.


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Posted by arren18 on 07.11.2008, 05:38 AM:

 

Films I've seen this week:
Hancock
Sweeney Todd
28 Days Later
The Man With Two Brains

They were all pretty good.


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