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Haruka wrote:Oh gosh, I remember to watch Amadeus in a Musical Education class... when I was in 6th grade.

WHY THE FUCK WOULD THEY SHOW YOU THAT FOR MUSIC EDUCATION. It's one of the furthest things from education if I do say so myself.

I didn't say it was a bad movie, even it was a good movie, specially when Mozart laught

Haruka wrote:Oh gosh, I remember to watch Amadeus in a Musical Education class... when I was in 6th grade.

Wait what in the uck?

Danone wrote:I didn't say it was a bad movie, even it was a good movie, specially when Mozart laught

It was precisely what I liked most: his laugh.

To be honest I practically forgot anything that happens in the movie, except for Mozart's laugh.

Danone wrote:I didn't say it was a bad movie

I never accused anyone of saying it was a bad movie. Even I didn't say it was a bad movie. What are you going on about?

Haruka wrote:To be honest I practically forgot anything that happens in the movie, except for Mozart's laugh.

Good! Most of it was bullshit (well made bullshit) anyway.

It was one of the movies I watched around 5-6 years old and I used to think it was all true shit but in a few years, thanks to my bee eee ayy you tee full music school I actually knew shit. Nice story is that a major topic in Music Literature was Mozart's life. I know Sussmayr (sorry don't feel like wasting three seconds to search for ü) helped Mozart complete le Requiem, in the movie it was someone else. Saliari I think?

Pls excuse if names are wrong, I'm Polish and Poland changes shit like shit.

RayFan9876 wrote:Even though my middle name was Bellamy beforehand? I only changed my first name.

Considering the fact that you idolise Matthew Bellamy, the fact that people named Bellamy are very rare, the fact that Bellamy is not even a first name, and the fact that the first instance of you calling yourself ‘Bellamy’ on this site occurred after your sex change, I find your version of events to be intensely suspicious.

Let's file these informations away for future use.

spiraldoor wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:Even though my middle name was Bellamy beforehand? I only changed my first name.

Considering the fact that you idolise Matthew Bellamy, the fact that people named Bellamy are very rare, the fact that Bellamy is not even a first name, and the fact that the first instance of you calling yourself ‘Bellamy’ on this site occurred after your sex change, I find your version of events to be intensely suspicious.

My first name isn't Bellamy though, that's my middle name; my first name is Cheryl. It used to be Cody and now it's Cheryl. That's the only thing I changed. I actually found out about Muse in 2007 by seeing that the guy had one of the same names as me, and in case anyone is wondering, on Facebook I contracted my last name to an initial for more privacy, and because it's unpleasantly long to see next to each post of mine, not because I wanted my last name to look like Bellamy. Mind you at the same time I did find it kind of neat, but that isn't the reason why. Who wouldn't like that little trick to work on themself?

RayFan9876 wrote:My first name isn't Bellamy though, that's my middle name; my first name is Cheryl.

Middle names are almost always first names, as I’m sure you’re aware. Now, how many people have Bellamy as their first name?

spiraldoor wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:My first name isn't Bellamy though, that's my middle name; my first name is Cheryl.

Middle names are almost always first names, as I’m sure you’re aware. Now, how many people have Bellamy as their first name?

I have no idea, I've never looked that up, but no one I know in person. However, I've seen one TV character (it was some Italian show I don't know the name of that I saw once during my Europe trip because I was bored) with Bellamy as their first name, so it can't be "extremely" rare, just perhaps uncommon.

I think my last name is much more questionable though, since my 'family' is the only one in the world that possesses it.

How did you figure out that you were adopted, anyway? All you told us was that you had done some ‘research’. Did someone tell you, or did you discover paperwork hidden somewhere in the house, or what?

I saw The Last Samurai last week, and I thought it was quite good.

spiraldoor wrote:How did you figure out that you were adopted, anyway? All you told us was that you had done some ‘research’. Did someone tell you, or did you discover paperwork hidden somewhere in the house, or what?

It partially had to do with suddenly remembering some things from when I was a kid, because shortly after I moved to Canada, about a year or so I was in a bad car crash which made me lose most of my memory from beforehand, and due to the resulting TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) I also contracted some nasty OCD. I was actually reading a friend's short story in which he was looking for critique and it was about an adopted child, and that made me suddenly get a whole flood of memories back all at once (not all, but the kind I guess you would remember from a while ago, it's hard to say), and I even remembered a few details such as the nuns' names who lived there, or whatever you would call the religious people who take care of the children in an orphanage. I never found anything specific in any files, but I ravenously looked when my mother wasn't home one night and I found a few things that could possibly be related, but nothing worth bringing up.

I saw Mirror Mirror. It started off with a very good beginning half and a very creative take on the Snow White story, but the second half just got a bit silly and... "average." I would say it's definitely worth seeing if you know the Snow White story well, especially for the first half, but I'd give it a pass if you aren't too interested with the premise.

I forgot to say but yesterday I FINALLY managed to find a DVD of Spirited Away. I was looking for this since years, I love the movie.

RayFan9876 wrote:
I saw Mirror Mirror. It started off with a very good beginning half and a very creative take on the Snow White story, but the second half just got a bit silly and... "average." I would say it's definitely worth seeing if you know the Snow White story well, especially for the first half, but I'd give it a pass if you aren't too interested with the premise.

If it doesn't have an old witch who will scar every child for the rest of their life, then I'm not interested.

El Dango wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:
I saw Mirror Mirror. It started off with a very good beginning half and a very creative take on the Snow White story, but the second half just got a bit silly and... "average." I would say it's definitely worth seeing if you know the Snow White story well, especially for the first half, but I'd give it a pass if you aren't too interested with the premise.

If it doesn't have an old witch who will scar every child for the rest of their life, then I'm not interested.

It does, though she's only old and wrinkly at the very end, and she does look rather creepy. However, I really didn't like the atmosphere the second half, especially the ending provided. When the wrinkly version of the witch appeared I wanted it to stay around there, because the rest of the scene was just too modernized to provide any sense of actually being in the story of Snow White.

Rather creepy? I don't know, I was thinking more like... pant-shittingly horrifying. Disney's version pulled that off pretty well.

Just finished watching the entire Lost TV series.
It's not a movie, it's way fucking better.

Yeah, except that it doesn't make any fucking sense.

It does make sense.
Just not compared to real life.