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Kepz wrote:

I didn't know that. Someone recommended that film to me, but I think it might be a bit too scary for me (I'm a scaredy cat) :mrgreen:

the movie was quite entertaining - seemed like a mishmash of orwell, monte cristo etc etc

might be a tad scary but its definitely not a horror film or anything

Tu_triky wrote:

the character in the comic book film V for Vendetta is based on Guy Fawkes :)

I didn't know that either! I enjoyed V for Vendetta quite a bit. It was nicely directed and filmed, and

Spoiler — click to reveal

the last scene with the knives was so awesome on a visual and technical level.

Wynter wrote:

I didn't know that either! I enjoyed V for Vendetta quite a bit. It was nicely directed and filmed, and

Spoiler — click to reveal

the last scene with the knives was so awesome on a visual and technical level.

i enjoyed the movie much more than i anticipated.

Wynter wrote:

I didn't know that either! I enjoyed V for Vendetta quite a bit. It was nicely directed and filmed, and

Spoiler — click to reveal

the last scene with the knives was so awesome on a visual and technical level.

you probably know already but if not, it was made by the wachowski brothers, the same people who made the matrix

Tu_triky wrote:

i enjoyed the movie much more than i anticipated.

Hai. There was an aesthetic quality to it that made the gothic element verra beautiful (the architects from the Renaissance are prolly turning in their graves at me saying that lol).

Wynter wrote:

Hai. There was an aesthetic quality to it that made the gothic element verra beautiful (the architects from the Renaissance are prolly turning in their graves at me saying that lol).

there was a bald aesthetic to natalie portman's head that made it very round and rubable.

Kepz wrote:
I'm freezing cold and it's making me feel miserable. There's a load of fireworks outside because it's Bonfire Night, and the noise is annoying me. Goodness, I'm grumpy tonight.
:hehe:

That brought back a few memories...

I haven't had the chance to burn anything (effigies or otherwise) after I finished university and packed up.

Nowadays Guy Fawkes has been upsurged by another enemy of the state - George Bush. If the effigies of George burnt in the Middle East were real persons, it would have taken a load off the Earth's resources. :metaldevil:

thtl wrote:

That brought back a few memories...

I haven't had the chance to burn anything (effigies or otherwise) after I finished university and packed up.

Nowadays Guy Fawkes has been upsurged by another enemy of the state - George Bush. If the effigies of George burnt in the Middle East were real persons, it would have taken a load off the Earth's resources. :metaldevil:

just burn an effegy of a monkey....it'll have the same effect...since george shares the exact dna structure of a primate.....looks too.

Tu_triky wrote:
just burn an effegy of a monkey....it'll have the same effect...since george shares the exact dna structure of a primate.....looks too.

Please don't insult primates, they are much more intelligent than Georgie. :beatyou:

thtl wrote:

Please don't insult primates, they are much more intelligent that Georgie. :beatyou:

LOL.....okay, i stand thoroughly corrected.

thtl wrote:

Please don't insult primates, they are much more intelligent than Georgie. :beatyou:

Please don't bash the puppet of the evil-doers too harshly. :beaten:

Hanzo21 wrote:
Please don't bash the puppet of the evil-doers too harshly. :beaten:

OK, here is my repentance: :kiss2:

Tu_triky wrote:

well it's not incredibly gory or violent...it seems more of a political thriller if you will...with a heavy dose of action thrown in.

Tu triky and shindou - It really doesn't take much to scare me, though. Seriously, even some films rated 15 would be too much for me. :puppydog:

thtl wrote:

Please don't insult primates, they are much more intelligent than Georgie. :beatyou:

rofl! :mrgreen:

Kepz wrote:
And...Saito Hajime - I love your little dancin' Domo kun! I love Domo so much, I have my own personal little monster - he's pictured in my avatar.

I've just got the 2007 Domo wall calendar, and the pictures of Domo and his cave-dwelling friends are just too kawaii!!!!

:hehe:

Thanks! :victory: Yeah, Domo-kun is funny, cool, and cute!

Nice pic of your domo-kun stuffed toy :thumbsup:

thtl wrote:Nowadays Guy Fawkes has been upsurged by another enemy of the state - George Bush. If the effigies of George burnt in the Middle East were real persons, it would have taken a load off the Earth's resources. :metaldevil:

I heard the Al-Qaeda network have their own version of the explosion event in the movie V for Vendetta, with Bush representing the Totalitarian, Houses of the Parliament as the WTC and the character V as Bin Laden :beaten:

just woke up bout 10 min ago.
Surprisingly, I feel hungry :sweat: :sweat: :beaten:

Good morning K.T! How was the birthday party?

boris wrote:Good morning K.T! How was the birthday party?

It was good.
Went to eat all you can eat korean bbq for dinner with some of my family and family friend.
Bit sad that one of the girl couldn't make it. Had some studying to do.
All good, will call her next time i be going to eat sushi with my cousin. We're all really close to each other :mrgreen:



Just sitting at home now.
My friend either too tired to wake up or he got something else to do. Texted him not too long ago to see if he can take my up to schol at 9. I'd be hr late for class and all, but i needa meet up with one of my classmate and do labwork.

Aw, thanks for the comment about my Domo kun, Saito Hajime. :)

I'll pass on your appreciation to my monster. :hehe: :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:
Man, I was chatting with dochira earlier and we both discovered that we both subscribe to the English language magazine Kateigaho about Japan which is published IN Japan but is available internationally....you should think about subscribing...it's a quarterly magazine and it has some amazing articles re: Nihon bunka & Nihon ryori.


http://int.kateigaho.com/

I actually don't subscribe to it, but considering a single issue at Kinokuniya is ~US$11, and a 4 issue subscription is less than $40, it doesn't make sense to keep buying the individual issues.

And the articles and photography inspire me.