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It looks familiar though I know I hadn't seen it. I think it was featured in the Chop Socky documentary on IFC.
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were both in the same boat, I have a rough time with the classics of Asian cinema. The newer ones like Crouching Tiger and House of Flying Daggers n stuff like that I can do.
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I wonder if I fist heard about this film here
Mystery Scene #79
if so, this movie bears repeating
small photo - sorry.
Mystery Scene #79
if so, this movie bears repeating
small photo - sorry.
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I found it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW7AuyIwN2A&mode=related&search=
I was looking around the net for Call of Cthulhu stuff one day and I stumbled across it. Don't ask me how - its the most bizarre thing I've ever seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW7AuyIwN2A&mode=related&search=
I was looking around the net for Call of Cthulhu stuff one day and I stumbled across it. Don't ask me how - its the most bizarre thing I've ever seen.
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Its so bizarre, I mean, a movie in Esperanto? With Shatner no less in a B-movie horror.
Apparently Shatner's a big fan of Esperanto and he's got running commentary on this about how the French loved this movie because they don't understand it.
He goes on to talk about his French and his is Quebecois but the French in France can't be understand even by themselves. This is why they love the movie. I'm not making this up!
http://www.incubusthefilm.com/
Apparently Shatner's a big fan of Esperanto and he's got running commentary on this about how the French loved this movie because they don't understand it.
He goes on to talk about his French and his is Quebecois but the French in France can't be understand even by themselves. This is why they love the movie. I'm not making this up!
http://www.incubusthefilm.com/
You are fast, Gallifrey, and you are correct too. It's an extremely good film with psychological aspects, emotions, ethics and as you also say, it's immensely relevant.
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yep, great movie. every Bio professor at my college has seen it.
There is a big mistake in it though - they scan for blood samples for DNA as the prime way to check. Checking blood for DNA is one of the hardest ways to find it as Red Blood cells have no nucleus. They use it to carry oxygen. You have to get the DNA out of the white blood cells which are harder to collect.
This is quite common in books and movies.
At least it made sure what's his name collected all his skin and hair samples.
Who read Brave New World? Surprisingly relevant for a 100 year old book, although the class structure is a different time.
There is a big mistake in it though - they scan for blood samples for DNA as the prime way to check. Checking blood for DNA is one of the hardest ways to find it as Red Blood cells have no nucleus. They use it to carry oxygen. You have to get the DNA out of the white blood cells which are harder to collect.
This is quite common in books and movies.
At least it made sure what's his name collected all his skin and hair samples.
Who read Brave New World? Surprisingly relevant for a 100 year old book, although the class structure is a different time.
Gallifrey
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I loved Brave New World. Read that back in, oh, grade 10 or 11 and it had quite an impact.
People don't really change that much over time, not as much as we generally like to think we do. I mean, not much has really changed since the days of the Roman empire, so a 100 year old book that talks about humanity isn't likely to be that outdated.
People don't really change that much over time, not as much as we generally like to think we do. I mean, not much has really changed since the days of the Roman empire, so a 100 year old book that talks about humanity isn't likely to be that outdated.
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