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ShinjiPG · 2008.11.23, 03:05 AM

Found it!
http://tokyo-movie.jp/

Ok, forget the part about "no fx" that I mentioned x)
Such an easy name, btw...

NCORE · 2008.12.02, 10:36 AM

Originally Posted by EmilScherbe

Being faithful to original is way to avoid criticism from great number of fans of 20CB.
But movie and manga is completely different medium.
So if they would make it as good movie, they should have courage to reconstruct entirely.
That is surely cause anger from manga fans and if movie itself fails (it likey occurs)
it results no supports from anyone.

Like the DRAGONBALL movie :þ

frecklegirl · 2008.12.05, 02:46 PM

I recently watched Ten-ten (Adrift in Tokyo), with my boyfriend, who saw it first and loved it and made me watch it too. It was pretty good, and funny. Anyone else seen it?

Jonny · 2008.12.05, 06:59 PM

Originally Posted by ShinjiPG

Found it!
http://tokyo-movie.jp/

Ok, forget the part about "no fx" that I mentioned x)
Such an easy name, btw...

Hmmm maybe I'll go see that one when things settle down here. If it's still on the screen....

zarya · 2008.12.05, 10:21 PM

Originally Posted by frecklegirl

I recently watched Ten-ten (Adrift in Tokyo), with my boyfriend, who saw it first and loved it and made me watch it too. It was pretty good, and funny. Anyone else seen it?

I went to see it last summer at a film festival, I liked it ok.

bromithia · 2008.12.17, 02:25 PM

Has anyone here seen "Sunshine" or "Atonement"? Those are two movies I watched recently and have ended up really liking.

merman · 2008.12.18, 04:09 AM

I wanted to see Sunshine although until now I haven't heard anybody say it was a good movie.

Who's seen Irreversible? I watched it yesterday and liked it, even though I expected it to be a bit better. There's much more to the movie than Monica Bellucci raped in an underpass (still, that was a pretty horrifying scene), and in particular I liked the camera (which was VERY disorienting mainly towards the first scenes, and I think every scene was done in a single take, no cuts).
I'd like to watch Last Tango in Paris tonight, hopefully I'll do

Inaudible-Whisper · 2008.12.18, 05:28 AM

I haven't watched Irreversible in a while but I remember liking it. I don't think it's the type of movie you can enjoy.

Sunshine is absolutely great until half way through.

Atonement was OK, but I've grown old of Knightley period dramas. James McAvoy was good though.

I recently watched Eden Lake which was one of the most brutal movies I've ever seen. Me and my friends were just sitting in silence at the end of it. Sure the characters make some dumb moves to serve the plot, as happens in almost every horror movie, but the entire situation isn't far from plausible; particularly today when teenage knife crime is rampant in the UK.

The kids in this movie are the type of kids you'll find in any UK town. We call them chavs. Not all of them want to go out and brutally murder, of course, but they're all usually terribly impolite, rude and out to start a fight. In fact, they all act exactly the same as the kids in this movie minus the horrific violence (most of the time). I'm not sure if 'recommend' is the word, but if that sounds like something you'd like to see, check it out.

cjhobbies00 · 2008.12.18, 07:46 AM

Last Tango in Paris was great, especially if your watching just for Brando. The man is on his game throughout.

bromithia · 2008.12.18, 11:45 AM

Yeah. Sunshine is a great movie, but the inclusion of the monster or whatever seems kind of unnecessary. I'd recommend it based on some of the awesome scenes though.

How about The Diving Bell And The Butterfly? My brother recommended it to me, but I haven't gotten around to watching it.

2008.12.05, 02:46 PM	#323
frecklegirl apple-princess Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Tokyo Posts: 2,183	I recently watched Ten-ten (Adrift in Tokyo), with my boyfriend, who saw it first and loved it and made me watch it too. It was pretty good, and funny. Anyone else seen it? __________________ Nostalgic Lavender// Ringo Shiina Translations NL Updates: Twitter \|\| Facebook

2008.12.18, 05:28 AM	#328
Inaudible-Whisper Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Newcastle, England Posts: 3,195	I haven't watched Irreversible in a while but I remember liking it. I don't think it's the type of movie you can enjoy. Sunshine is absolutely great until half way through. Atonement was OK, but I've grown old of Knightley period dramas. James McAvoy was good though. I recently watched Eden Lake which was one of the most brutal movies I've ever seen. Me and my friends were just sitting in silence at the end of it. Sure the characters make some dumb moves to serve the plot, as happens in almost every horror movie, but the entire situation isn't far from plausible; particularly today when teenage knife crime is rampant in the UK. The kids in this movie are the type of kids you'll find in any UK town. We call them chavs. Not all of them want to go out and brutally murder, of course, but they're all usually terribly impolite, rude and out to start a fight. In fact, they all act exactly the same as the kids in this movie minus the horrific violence (most of the time). I'm not sure if 'recommend' is the word, but if that sounds like something you'd like to see, check it out. __________________

2008.12.18, 07:46 AM	#329
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2008.11.23, 03:05 AM	#321
ShinjiPG Retired Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 2,491	Found it! http://tokyo-movie.jp/ Ok, forget the part about "no fx" that I mentioned x) Such an easy name, btw...

2008.12.17, 02:25 PM	#326
bromithia Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,044	Has anyone here seen "Sunshine" or "Atonement"? Those are two movies I watched recently and have ended up really liking.

2008.12.18, 04:09 AM	#327
merman Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Bratislava, Slovakia Posts: 561	I wanted to see Sunshine although until now I haven't heard anybody say it was a good movie. Who's seen Irreversible? I watched it yesterday and liked it, even though I expected it to be a bit better. There's much more to the movie than Monica Bellucci raped in an underpass (still, that was a pretty horrifying scene), and in particular I liked the camera (which was VERY disorienting mainly towards the first scenes, and I think every scene was done in a single take, no cuts). I'd like to watch Last Tango in Paris tonight, hopefully I'll do

2008.12.18, 11:45 AM	#330
bromithia Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,044	Yeah. Sunshine is a great movie, but the inclusion of the monster or whatever seems kind of unnecessary. I'd recommend it based on some of the awesome scenes though. How about The Diving Bell And The Butterfly? My brother recommended it to me, but I haven't gotten around to watching it.