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DesLife wrote:"Spanish Movie" is the title of the movie he watched.

I know that, but I thought it was strange that I watched a Spanish movie last night and mentioned two Spanish movies in my post, then he mentioned a Spanish movie he had seen called Spanish Movie. Seemed... providential.

spiraldoor wrote:Pan’s Labyrinth and The Devil’s Backbone are both Spanish films. Is there something I’m missing here?

really, I never thought that Spanish films were translated into other languages...
series too?

Danonanobadray327 wrote:

spiraldoor wrote:Pan’s Labyrinth and The Devil’s Backbone are both Spanish films. Is there something I’m missing here?

really, I never thought that Spanish films were translated into other languages...
series too?

I don’t know how many Spanish films get translated; the two I mentioned are fairly well-known, so it’s natural they would have better distribution. I watched both of them with English subtitles, not dubs, if that’s what you were wondering. As for Spanish series (assuming you mean television series), I haven’t a clue.

The Expendables was last on my movie list...my thoughts? Don't go in expecting a political drama or romantic comedy(though with a cast like that, why would you?) and if nothing else, you'll be entertained for the next 90 minutes or so. Plus, a scene where Stallone, Willis and Scwarzenegger are there at the same time is like Chuck Norris teaming up with Bear Grylls; epicness in a can. XD

2001: A Space Odyssey was very strange and interesting, if slightly unsettling. I think I will watch more of Kubrick’s films soon.

You should definitely watch his films. Which ones have you watched already ?

Only The Shining and 2001 so far. I think I’ll watch Dr Strangelove next.

It'll be Spartacus for me. But I think I'm gonna watch Grave of the Fireflies tomorrow.

DesLife wrote:It'll be Spartacus for me. But I think I'm gonna watch Grave of the Fireflies tomorrow.

There must be pretty tiny flowers.

I'll be surprised if no tears come to Des' eyes when he watches GOTF. It makes you hate humanity with a vengeance.

Jewish Candy wrote:I'll be surprised if no tears come to Des' eyes when he watches GOTF.

I know you want to watch it to but there's no need for swearing.

Jewish Candy wrote: It makes you hate humanity with a vengeance.

Already do that.

Jewish Candy wrote:I'll be surprised if no tears come to Des' eyes when he watches GOTF. It makes you hate humanity with a vengeance.

We'll see tomorrow. It's going to be real sad indeed. But that should be great.

DesLife wrote:

Jewish Candy wrote:I'll be surprised if no tears come to Des' eyes when he watches GOTF. It makes you hate humanity with a vengeance.

We'll see tomorrow. It's going to be real sad indeed. But that should be great.

Ooh, Grave of the Fireflies. Gotta watch that one soon.

Quickfist wrote: Ooh, Grave of the Fireflies. Gotta watch that one soon.

I've heard it is a great movie, but very very "heavy" and heart-touching.

Michel Ancel has cited Grave of the Fireflies as an influence.

spiraldoor wrote:Michel Ancel has cited Grave of the Fireflies as an influence.

That's an interesting find!

spiraldoor wrote:Michel Ancel has cited Grave of the Fireflies as an influence.

Really? Do you have a source?

This French interview from a couple of years ago:

http://www.ecrans.fr/michel-ancel-pique ... C4213.html

Fantastic, thanks for the link.

Now I guess I really should watch the film, years ago a person recommended me this movie, but saying to be careful for its "heavy" content.

For things I've heard, I guess I will drop some tears.

I watched Saw III yesterday. It's better than Saw II, but those two films are stupid. It's really funny when you're with friends though.