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Tentakel P.
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I thought you were against Bollywood? 
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| February 4th, 2009, 12:11 pm |
 
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aVoid
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Haha, isn't Slumdog an American production, made in India? It's pretty far from stereotypical Bollywood I think... like, no dancing 
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| February 4th, 2009, 9:01 pm |
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Suleiman
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Tentakel P. wrote: I thought you were against Bollywood? it suks 99.999 % of the time just like hollywood
slumdog is not a bollywood production
bolly stuff i dig is mostly gangster / street mafia/corrupt cop movies like company, satya, d , ab tak chappan etc (these smoke the holly wood attempts at ganster flicks) or some other rather arty stuff like a movie about the ethnic hindu /muslim tensions in india called anwar
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aVoid
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I guess what's easy to forget outside of India, if your not a Bollywood buff, is that it's not always OTT musicals with Ashwarya Rai being pretty singing & dancing (nothing wrong with that though)... tried to watch Devdas, which I guess is one of the most known Bolylwood movies in the West... man it was just too goddamn much, the story could've been right of some Disney movie like Beauty & the Beast or Alladin, waaaay too much of everything, especially singing & dancing!
Would be cool to see the Bollywood of Tarantino/Guy Ritchie-type flicks.
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Tentakel P.
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Watched "Watchmen" yesterday... Boy, this was overwhelming. Really. Dark, cynic, intelligent. Not your everyday superhero movie. Have to get the comic now.
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| March 9th, 2009, 5:44 pm |
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Suleiman
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i have not seen the movie but i wanna know if anyone here who has read the original comic saw the movie ? if so , what did they think of it ?
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I read the comic, and I'll notify you as soon as I see the movie  Hope it's at least decent, cuz the comic is beyond fantastic.
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Chavdar
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Charlie And The Chocolate Factory
and a bonus was that this guy - Roald Dahl - has so many books in the shop where I work. Now at least I know something about him.
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| March 24th, 2009, 5:21 pm |
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I love Roald Dahl, he pretty much writes the most evil short stories possible
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Tentakel P.
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I second that. Have you read the one with the patterned carpet, only two pages, where the boy vanishes at the end?
And did you know that Tarantino´s segment of "Four Rooms" is based on a story of Dahl?
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| March 24th, 2009, 6:44 pm |
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Chavdar
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if I found out which one is the Tarantino's room, and of course if I come to watch the movie, maybe we can see if something happens
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Tentakel P.
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Chavdar Dimitrov wrote: if I found out which one is the Tarantino's room Not really hard - it´s the last one, the one in the penthouse; starring himself, Bruce Willis, and the barkeep from "Pulp Fiction". Where they bet the new car against the pinkie that the lighter won´t light ten consecutive times. Funny
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| March 25th, 2009, 12:37 pm |
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http://www.ubu.com/film/kren.html
see Mama und Papa ..and the rest
I guess you could be interested in the pages at all...
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Chavdar
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yo, T. it seems like you're pulling my leg, cause I didn't see any info in the end about Dahl ... and last night I've been given an info on actually that last segment making avail of som Stephen King's book ..
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Tentakel P.
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Chavdar: No, I´m not kidding you, I´ll look up the title of Dahl´s story and post it later. It´s nearly a 1:1 adaption except the location is different. And since Dahl is around for quite some time I guess Stephen King might have "revamped" his story as well, but that´s just a thought.
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