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500<400 (RESULTS)
Polls: 1994 (Oct 20th), 1997 awards (Oct 24th), 1940s (Oct 26th), Shorts (Nov 16th), Knockout competition (Round 2)
Challenges: Horror, TSPDT, Latin America + Caribbean, 2020 schedule
Film of the Week: Finis terrae, November nominations (Nov 1st)
La lime était de bois
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La lime était de bois
I won't make reviews
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I don't like reviews
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Looking forward to reading more of your reviews. You certainly give some interesting takes 
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A zori zdes tikhie AKA The Dawns Here are Quiet (1972)
I was a bit
"We all talk pig Latin" she says... I'm afraid to miss half of the film with my bad English and my subtitles...
I was a bit
"We all talk pig Latin" she says... I'm afraid to miss half of the film with my bad English and my subtitles...
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The Return (2003)
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That kind of mystery-for-the-sake-of-mystery bothers me sometimes (yes, Lost is a good example) but not in this case. We are being put in the position of the boys, we don't know where the father has been, he just re-appears in their life.
I think their not knowing where he's been is part of the key to their relationship with the father - would the same conflict be there on this trip if he wasn't such a mystery to them?
I think their not knowing where he's been is part of the key to their relationship with the father - would the same conflict be there on this trip if he wasn't such a mystery to them?
Yes, I agree, Lost is different, it really got "lost" as it progressed... but here the mystery didn't bother me at all, I think it was quite fitting within the overall atmosphere of this excellent film. 9/10brokenface on May 22 2012, 07:55:45 AM wrote:That kind of mystery-for-the-sake-of-mystery bothers me sometimes (yes, Lost is a good example) but not in this case. We are being put in the position of the boys, we don't know where the father has been, he just re-appears in their life.
I think their not knowing where he's been is part of the key to their relationship with the father - would the same conflict be there on this trip if he wasn't such a mystery to them?
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Another example is the Stephen King's plot
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Early Zummer, Ossu (1951)
What a little rascal!
What a little rascal!
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Poetry, Lee Chang-dong
PROUT
PROUT
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A country village in occupied China during WWII. boom
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Melancholia (Lars von tear) 5/10
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This is currently the best film log on the forum, you should start posting some more reviews Lim.
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Limedebois
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Je n'écris plus qu'en français. Le nonsense n'est pas interchangeable dans son intraductibilité. Tout le monde pourra donc s'en réjouir en échappant à ma prose misérable.
Tout ça est à foutre royalement à la poubelle depuis deux ans (ce n'est certainement pas à moi de les sortir).
Tout ça est à foutre royalement à la poubelle depuis deux ans (ce n'est certainement pas à moi de les sortir).
Pardon, mon francais et pauvres. L'anglais sil vous plait?
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Limedebois
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I only write poor alf English reviews. So I prefer to write in French. So, garbage. Pliz.
(Tes français sont bonnes, pourtant)
(Tes français sont bonnes, pourtant)
Understandable, I kinda feel the same way. Hard enough writing reviews in my 1st language.
Merci Beaucop.
Merci Beaucop.