plsletitrain
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Yeah, sorry if I imposed. I thought "hey he could've been more considerate and spoonfed me a bit" but I overlooked the fact that it was your bed time. I guess I'm just frustrated. If your unintelligible still allows you to reference a movie/character from Antarctica, I wonder what MY unintelligible is.Hey ... go here: timeanddate.com
I'm in PST San Francisco. Anything I post after 3:00pm your time is while I'm half asleep and will likely be unintelligible![]()
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I think I may have encountered a reference to it in some American articles I read but I just brushed it aside. If I referenced a Filipino series I'm sure you'll go ???? too.It was a very very popular series and Americans reference it often. There are many who believe that every situation you might encounter in life ... there's a Seinfeld episode about it.
I kind of liked what was written on its poster. Ugh, look at what you did to me. I start looking at posters now!Ritual is a really good film, not sure if it's in your wheelhouse, though.
Hmmm................... now that I think about it. I somehow can see this. I think I was too engrossed at her character and the actress herself that I failed to see these aspects.In the three other movies I mention here, they all focus on the target in real time, like a voyeur. Tremble was assembled post-production. Yes we see Mayu walking here and there, interacting with people, making funny faces, etc., but think about how much of it was done with tricky camera work. And sound design.
I agree. I think it is Mayu (the actress) who brought the film together. She may be the star of the film, but she also acted like it. She was born to play the role. She really was the star. I wonder if it was a different actress who played the part, will I still like it? Given that I like the character. If it was an actress less charming and less-charismatic....I wonder.In Tremble I was charmed by the actress, her performance.
Thanks for explaining further. I literally looked like a question mark yesterday while reading your post.Finally, Where Have All the Flowers Gone is a film nobody has seen except me. I mentioned it because it is a surreal master class in that time/space continuum jumping thing.
By the way, I really love the film because I think it brought the "cute" word to another level but aside from that, there's another reason. Its what you said unrelated to film which is mind-boggling and made me laugh like never before. I'll tell later on your sleeping time so you can't reply anymore
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