I'm not sure people like the film for these literary references. But it's wonderful to know, thanks for posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizzy
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I'm not sure people like the film for these literary references. But it's wonderful to know, thanks for posting.Quote:
Originally Posted by wizzy
Yes but too many references it was like (hmmm yeah so what now? move on) and i generally hate fantasy sub plots..the film's pace is super slow.Fast forward panlam ah nu lam thonuchu :evil: Woody generally makes slick movies this one was a dragQuote:
Originally Posted by kid-glove
Thanks wizzy :)
MiP
30 minutes. Dozed off.
Never happened before for a WA film.
Usually I blame myself for this, nothing's changed. Will try again.
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Originally Posted by kid-glove
:lol:
kaapikeepi saaptu paarunga.
Fliyum is a slow starter.
:lol: I should have done the same to Husbands and Wives(ala Paarthale paravasam).
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Originally Posted by kid-glove
So, next time they should provide coffee at the movie theaters for his new films, like how they provide 3D glasses for 3D flicks.Quote:
Originally Posted by P_R
Midnight in Paris uh? I also slept :redjump: Midnight no? No wonder. I didn't know half of the guys who were apparently important people from the past and so I didn't have any other option.
Never knew he was a stand up comedian. A special on him going on in American masters. Saw some of his clips, impressive.
Stan-up comedian and an excellent published humourist/satirist. I guess this one must have been inspired by one of his short stories, where each time he and Hemingway would put on boxing gloves, and Ernest would break the author's nose :lol: These days I revisit his short stories than the films.