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05-20-2007
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Pan's Labrynth
Just got done watching the movie. Very strange overall. Did have one interresting short TF in it of a bug turning into a fairy. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get any screenshots. Thought i"d let people know.
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05-20-2007
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Although a wonderful movie, the fairies kinda bothered me being cgi and all. Probably puppets or actors being blue screened would have been better. :P
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05-21-2007
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Process Master
Join Date: Mar 2007
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that movie freaked me out, man.
That wierd monster with the eyeas on its hands-the one that eats babies......jeeeeeez
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05-21-2007
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Process Master
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You have something against baby-eaters? It's the 21st century, man!
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05-21-2007
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Lotsa Spaghetti
Join Date: Jan 2007
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Yeah because the Baby Eating Bishop of Bath and Wells would have never existed....
In any case, I haven't seen this movie, would anyone recommend it? |
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05-21-2007
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05-22-2007
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Process Master
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oh man, if it had just randomly turned into a Tarrentino film...nice
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05-22-2007
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Adeptus Mechanicus
Join Date: Mar 2006
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mixed fellings about it
horrid, violent, historic?
too fantastical, like lady in the water, but without the insistence of it being a 'story', nice cgi stick insect fairy though, also the root baby thing under the bed, two movies splattered into one, i didn't think it worked too well, both parts are very good but not in the same 2hr movie. could have had some tf/ap on the girl but nooo... she just lived happily ever after |
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05-22-2007
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Pan's Labyrinth is a story about a child's imagination that she takes herself to either out of her own basic personality or as an escape from the post-Civil War world she lives in. To use two plots in the same movie was a good step for the writer/director Guillermo del Toro. It does not only tell about Pan's struggles in this world, but the struggle of a few other choice characters. To chop the other characters off to create a story only about Pan would be not so good. It would have dumbed it down for the mainstream, but it would have killed a lot of good story and dramatic sequences. Especially by the end, you see why the two stories are needed as they intersect. I wish not to ruin the story so I will not get into the details.
In the end, Pan's Labyrinth is on top of my recommend list as it does a good job of telling what seems to be a nice fairy tale story as it contrasts with what a terrible place the real world could be. |
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05-22-2007
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Lotsa Spaghetti
Join Date: Jan 2007
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05-22-2007
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I agree with what Sutibaru the movie was great. Pan's also on my list of best movies i've seen in awhile. with ultra violet and spider-man 3 being on the top worst movies i've seen in awhile.
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