aaaagh! the BRHF is under attack by the w.Godzilla virus
aaaagh! the BRHF is under attack by the w.Godzilla virus
"The age demanded that we sing, and cut away our tongue. The age demanded that we flow, and hammered in the bung. The age demanded that we dance, and jammed us into iron pants. And in the end the age was handed the sort of shit that it demanded."
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That reminds me. Gozirra just celebrated it's 50th anniversary in Japan, with the re-release of the original (sans Raymond Burr). That copy only saw limited showing in a handful of theaters (from what I've read).
I'd sure like to get my hands on a copy of the non-Raymond Burr epic. I don't care if I have to watch it with sub-titles. I'm told it's a much deeper and more engaging film in it's original form.
Anyone? Bueller?
I'd sure like to get my hands on a copy of the non-Raymond Burr epic. I don't care if I have to watch it with sub-titles. I'm told it's a much deeper and more engaging film in it's original form.
Anyone? Bueller?
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I'm actually a Gozirra fan 
My mother-in-law took in foreign exchange teachers... specifically English teachers from Japan who were in the US for 9 months for additional education.
One of them, Yoshi, was amazed that we had even heard of Gozirra over here (I happened to be watching the 1998 version with Matthew Broderick one day).
Of course, Yoshi was amazed by EVERYTHING in here. "Everything in America is BIG" was his favorite thing to say... and he applied this to pickles, cars, houses, hamburgers, you name it.
My mother-in-law took in foreign exchange teachers... specifically English teachers from Japan who were in the US for 9 months for additional education.
One of them, Yoshi, was amazed that we had even heard of Gozirra over here (I happened to be watching the 1998 version with Matthew Broderick one day).
Of course, Yoshi was amazed by EVERYTHING in here. "Everything in America is BIG" was his favorite thing to say... and he applied this to pickles, cars, houses, hamburgers, you name it.
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miftah wrote:It was just in town
But I would have had to sit on a plane next to some fat ass who would have taken up too much fuel.
I'm more of an environmentalist (cough) than -that-!
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Get the director's cut. It's much better.
I mainly love that flick because its almost disorienting. Doesn't look or feel like a normal film at all. It also gets a lot of shit for this, as do I for liking it.
It's also insanely romantic (classical sense), so you have to have a high tolerance for sentimantality. You can't be a traditional tough guy and like this film.
I mainly love that flick because its almost disorienting. Doesn't look or feel like a normal film at all. It also gets a lot of shit for this, as do I for liking it.
It's also insanely romantic (classical sense), so you have to have a high tolerance for sentimantality. You can't be a traditional tough guy and like this film.
"Fear of the bee means the honey is for me" - Jhonn Balance
