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Was "last tango in paris" french? I remember it was spoken in french but with english subtitles. Does that make it french?
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Caligastia
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Did I mention that it was complete and utter filth?
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Bereta_Eder
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Lord of the rings....
sorry but just for including this one, you're gone my friend.
this is something for my 13 year old cousin to be happy about.
and for me to see what can be done, tecnhically to transfer the book to film..
see there are 2 words for "entertainment" in greek
one is diaskedasi which is basically what you mean by entertainment and it is considered a lower form of it
the other is psychagogia and a similar word does not exist in the english language. a translation would be "guidance of the soul".
soul fulfilling cinema.
hollywood is just diaskedasi. and its most important ambassadors are movies like spiderman and the titanic.
sure ther exist jewels but these are in the margin of the whole thing.
movies that broaden your horizon that talk about real things straight to your sould, uplift your inner psyche and leave you feeling more "complete" after wathcing them
that cannot be found in a ring or a web of a spider DanS.
and you should have talked about some other hollywwod movies if you wanted to shake that image. but again they are the exception.
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Caligastia
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quote: Originally posted by DanS
It so was so filthy, I was disturbed. Shocking, really. |
Indeed, it was incredibly loathsome and vile. It commanded a kind of morbid fascination.
For those who havent seen it, its about an american (marlon brando) who is looking for an apartment in paris. For some reason an apartment he goes to look at has a beautiful woman in it that he cant help but sexually ravage up against the wall as soon as he sees her. They have a few more brief lustful encounters without saying a word, but then when she starts wanting to talk to him he anally rapes her with some butter that was handy. Things go downhill from there.
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i'm sorry if you think that these are "great stories".
i'm afraid you have nothing to compare them with.
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i dont need to "trust you"
i've seen one or two of them myself. like LOTR
they're diaskedasi. i doubt you left the movie theater feeling a more complete man after seeing them
or if you did, well, not much point in discussing.
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Caligastia
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I was at the moulin rouge a few weeks ago. The show was good in parts, but went on too long. It had some really awful parts too. OH, you were probably talking about the movie....never mind...
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i haven't seen them so i cant judge.
as ive already said some movies from hollywood are indeed worthwhile and fewer are even masterpieces, but they are the exception.
i have no problem saying that they exist (duh! im always on the look out for them) but 95% of hollywood is w@nker mind stuff. and hollywood has become identified with it.
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Jon Miller
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quote: Originally posted by paiktis22
Lord of the rings....
sorry but just for including this one, you're gone my friend.
this is something for my 13 year old cousin to be happy about.
and for me to see what can be done, tecnhically to transfer the book to film..
see there are 2 words for "entertainment" in greek
one is diaskedasi which is basically what you mean by entertainment and it is considered a lower form of it
the other is psychagogia and a similar word does not exist in the english language. a translation would be "guidance of the soul".
soul fulfilling cinema.
hollywood is just diaskedasi. and its most important ambassadors are movies like spiderman and the titanic.
sure ther exist jewels but these are in the margin of the whole thing.
movies that broaden your horizon that talk about real things straight to your sould, uplift your inner psyche and leave you feeling more "complete" after wathcing them
that cannot be found in a ring or a web of a spider DanS.
and you should have talked about some other hollywwod movies if you wanted to shake that image. but again they are the exception. |
LoTR (the book) is deffinitely psychagogia
the movie is looking to be also (we have 2 more installments though)
Jon Miller
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