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 Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 6:05 pm
Daisuke Hirotaki Thanks - I need more than luck o______o Hmmm... NatM is a possibility. But then again, I've never really been good at choosing what movie to see at the cinema o_____o >_< o.o Depends on what kind of movie. Romance, action, horror, comedy, etc?
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Posted: Tue Feb 06, 2007 8:50 pm
Ewwwww, ocular internetz. D:
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 11:05 am
Aritagar See Pan's Labyrinth. I've never seen it but I really want to. XP Live my dreams through you. I totally forgot! I saw that movie. surprised It's not at all how the previews make it look, but it was still really good. Pretty gorey though. eek
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 12:01 pm
Taoset Daisuke Hirotaki Thanks - I need more than luck o______o Hmmm... NatM is a possibility. But then again, I've never really been good at choosing what movie to see at the cinema o_____o >_< o.o Depends on what kind of movie. Romance, action, horror, comedy, etc? ... ********, she can choose.
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 4:21 pm
Emelend Aritagar See Pan's Labyrinth. I've never seen it but I really want to. XP Live my dreams through you. I totally forgot! I saw that movie. surprised It's not at all how the previews make it look, but it was still really good. Pretty gorey though. eek Eeee live my dreams through MM. domokun How is it gory? Does the eyeball hand guy get stabbed? D:
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Posted: Wed Feb 07, 2007 11:07 pm
Aritagar Emelend Aritagar See Pan's Labyrinth. I've never seen it but I really want to. XP Live my dreams through you. I totally forgot! I saw that movie. surprised It's not at all how the previews make it look, but it was still really good. Pretty gorey though. eek Eeee live my dreams through MM. domokun How is it gory? Does the eyeball hand guy get stabbed? D: No, it's pretty brutal, umm. People getting shot in the face, stabbed, mouth cut open from the side... sweatdrop The previews make it look like the fantasy stuff is what the movie is all about, but it mainly isn't. eek
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 2:52 am
My mother thinks it's a foreign film with subtitles. I know it wasn't made in America, but does it really have subtitles?
Mum wants to know; I really don't care. xP
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 9:03 am
Kitashki My mother thinks it's a foreign film with subtitles. I know it wasn't made in America, but does it really have subtitles? Mum wants to know; I really don't care. xP Yup. The movie is all in Spanish, but after a little while you don't even notice anymore. xp
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 3:52 pm
NOOOO right when I finnished Spanish too. mad
I can go with my Daddy and get him to translate for me so I don't have to..read. o_o
Nevermind that sounds stupid.
MM the resident Pan's Labyrinth expert.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 6:21 pm
k
She chose Epic Movie.
If it's crap I shall blame her.
=D
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 7:40 pm
Daisuke Hirotaki k She chose Epic Movie. If it's crap I shall blame her. =D That works. I haven't seen it, but my friends who have seen it have liked it. Just curious, what sorts of movies are in theatres in Europe? Are the movies predominately American-produced, or a mix of American-produced and European-produced? (Please forgive my ignorance. xd Looking back on the question it seems pretty stupid, but I'M GONNA ASK ANYWAY.)
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 11:18 am
European I have no freaking idea. I can tell you about UK cinemas though.
We've been flooded with american shizz :3
We need to look everywhere for obscure films from other countries.
Its annoying.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 2:27 pm
Last time I checked UK was in Europe.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 4:00 pm
Yep, but it's off the continent and thus disjointed.
I don't call myself European.
I call myself British or Scottish.
A French person doesn't call themselves European, they call themselves French.
We all KNOW we're European, yet the only thing keeping us together as a union is the trade agreement named the European Union. That fails and a European war would break out in my hindsighted opinion.
It's hard to explain. You really have to have grown up here to understand.
Keeping on topic - the main reason I don't know much about cinema is because I don't actually go, as the closest one is 45 miles away. Unless there is something I want to see. Or I have a reason.
Plus, European cinema and cinema mean two different things. European cinema takes into account mainly films like Chocolat and Pan's Labyrinth - films in European languages or made by a European director, many of which I don't see as they don't come out in nationwide cinemas, beyond the two above. Most of these films are shown in arthouse societies in Universities and other such places. Cinema, to me at least, means American films. :S
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 11:25 pm
Daisuke Hirotaki Yep, but it's off the continent and thus disjointed. I don't call myself European. I call myself British or Scottish. A French person doesn't call themselves European, they call themselves French. We all KNOW we're European, yet the only thing keeping us together as a union is the trade agreement named the European Union. That fails and a European war would break out in my hindsighted opinion. It's hard to explain. You really have to have grown up here to understand. Keeping on topic - the main reason I don't know much about cinema is because I don't actually go, as the closest one is 45 miles away. Unless there is something I want to see. Or I have a reason. Plus, European cinema and cinema mean two different things. European cinema takes into account mainly films like Chocolat and Pan's Labyrinth - films in European languages or made by a European director, many of which I don't see as they don't come out in nationwide cinemas, beyond the two above. Most of these films are shown in arthouse societies in Universities and other such places. Cinema, to me at least, means American films. :S I understand. :3 Ah, I see. That's too bad, because a TON of american films are really stupid. ><; We need more original ideas.
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