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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
Duke, you sound like a bad parent.
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
From The Dugout
**Online Host** Welcome to Suppan's Labyrinth! Ofelia Ofelia: Mi nombre es Ofelia. ¿Quiénes son usted? SuppanSandwich: Me? I've had so many names... Old names that only the wind and the trees can pronounce. I am the mountain, the forest and the earth. SuppanSandwich: I am... I am a starting pitcher. Your most humble servant, Your Highness. Ofelia: /sits quietly while we watch 45 minutes of Spanish Civil War drama (?) SuppanSandwich: Before the full moon is above you, you must complete three tasks! /wiggles fingers JoeyGladstonesBullwinkle: *bursting into room* RAAAAAH! /stumbles forward with open hands like gay zombie SuppanSandwich: OH NO CRAZY MISTER EYEBALL HANDS, RUN OFELIA RUN Ofelia: /emotes slightly **Online Host** Crazy Mister Eyeball Hands has left the chatroom after like, two minutes. SuppanSandwich: whew, that was an exciting couple of minutes. Let me hurry up and tell you your tasks so we can watch 15 minutes of a midwife looking concerned. SuppanSandwich: Task one: crawl into a hole and make a frog vomit. That will take several minutes. SuppanSandwich: Task two: put the hispanic Pillsbury Doughboy into a tray of milk and bleed on him. This will make your pregnant mother feel better. Ofelia: ¿que? SuppanSandwich: Don't worry, it doesn't make sense to me either, but it loosely parallels what is happening in the real world. SuppanSandwich: Task three: Let the fairies guide you. Obey them unwaiveringly. And when they tell you to unlock the middle keyhole, unlock the one to the left, for some reason. SuppanSandwich: This is all pretty [censored] up and pretty, huh?? Ofelia: /sits quietly SuppanSandwich: It's almost as exciting as that one episode of Destinos where Raquel Rodriguez makes vegetable faces. SuppanSandwich: Soo.... okay, I'm going to slink back into the wall here and wait for the season to begin, or for the cool stuff to start happening. Whichever starts first. Ofelia Ofelia: /walks around SuppanSandwich: Okay! Go right ahead. Go on ahead with the cool stuff. Ofelia: /walks around SuppanSandwich: ... Ofelia: /sits quietly /emotes slightly SuppanSandwich: ... SuppanSandwich: auuuugh come oonnnnn |
#53
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
Just saw this.
Really good film. It made me uncomfortable, sad, happy, and intrigued. Subtitles are a non issue. Anyone think their are some Christian undertones in this film? |
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
I saw it last night, and thought it was a very good movie. Visually impressive with some really good scenes. Like mentioned already, the subtitles are not a problem at all.
The only downside is that the plot isn't overly exciting, but it makes up for it in other ways. A very solid movie. |
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
I saw this today also. Like others I thought the cinemetography and soundtrack was fantastic. I do think the storyline of the fantasy aspect was fairly weak, I wish someone with a little more experience worked on the plotlines there.
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
Spoiler alert
I was actually surprised at the end. I thought the Faun was up to no good and was using the little girl to do something for him. I was quite wrong, but it made me not like him during the movie. In retrospect, he was a pimp. Also, what was with the evil monster that ate the children? Is there a backstory there? When I saw all the shoes, it made me think the Faun had sent kids there to be eaten for some evil reason, again another reason why I didn't trust him. But anyways, whats the deal with that monster? He just sits there and waits for kids to eat stuff? |
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
SPOILER
<font color="white">The scene where the girl ate the grapes was so lame. I really wish that didn't happen. </font> |
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
what I don't understand is why she didn't just kill the mofo. She had that big ass knife and he was hella slow.
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
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Ofelia: /sits quietly while we watch 45 minutes of Spanish Civil War drama (?) [/ QUOTE ] This is exactly what I was thinking while watching this movie. I dont know why this movie is getting such great reviews. Take out what little fantasy there is and you have a very generic facists vs rebels movie. This movie needed more Labryinth and probably more David Bowie |
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Re: Pan\'s Labyrinth - Film by Guillermo Del Toro
Wtf, ianlippert, you have a baller ass last name. Probably the best last name EVER. Ehhhm.
My thoughts; - I watched it on my computer, I can tell this was a bad decision - Why the [censored] did she eat the grape? There was no reason for this. She did everything else without questioning it (until she *saved* her brother), what made this different? - The reviews and such made this movie seem epic... aside from the cinematography, I don't think it is. - It bothers me when characters act illogically which happened too often (Ofelia, the Doctor, Captain, Pedro, etc). - A true sign of a good foreign flick; you don't realize it's a different language after about 5 minutes - All in all, 3.25/4, probably a 3.5/4 if I saw it on the big screen. |
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