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Body acne help? in Health ·
It seems like practically every second bodybuilder has these stretch marks running down their arms—most pregnant women have them too, and honestly, anyone carrying a little extra weight. And yet, there’s still no actual "cure" for it.
Looking for a specialist... in Health ·
Look, just drop the names... nobody's going to kill you over it. We're all stuck dealing with various idiots, so it would be nice to get some actual recommendations for once. If anyone decides to recommend their own father, don't expect any kickbacks, and frankly, I'll personally rip them apart right here on this forum if the advice turns out to be garbage!
The City of Lost Children (1995) in Movies ·
Zachary Bennett3 said:Let's talk about the script... I mean, credit where credit is due regarding the concept, but it just didn't click for me. The whole sense of weirdness felt a bit forced.

Forced? You mean exaggerated or something? Look, I agree the movie is strange—when I saw it for the first time, I was completely lost as to what was actually happening. But on the second viewing, I realized that the "weirdness" isn't just there for show; it actually serves a symbolic purpose (and don't worry, I'm not one of those critics who tries to find deep, hidden meanings in everything like they do in Buffy the Vampire Slayer)😛 That’s why you really need to watch COLC a few times and, if possible, actually sit there and wonder what the poet was trying to convey.
The City of Lost Children (1995) in Movies ·
Zachary Bennett3 said:Visually, the movie is stunning. I’ve always thought Roger Deakins was a genius... his style is just irreplaceable. As for everything else... well, there was definitely room for improvement.

Could you be a bit more specific regarding those "other elements"... thanks.
The City of Lost Children (1995) in Movies ·
I’m not sure if anyone has brought this movie up on the forum yet, but I found myself quite taken by it, so I'm curious to see what everyone else thinks... It honestly feels like only the French would come up with something like this—dropping that kind of massive budget on an indie art house flick.