It’s a bit slow at times, I guess, but I definitely won't be revisiting it like I did Lost in Translation par put 🙂. I did dig those dancing twins, though, and his daughter has a really lovely smile .
Honestly, I didn't even bother watching the movie or downloading it. It doesn't really matter, though—those fake torrents just completely killed my motivation to watch anything at all.
Anthony Smith3 said:Whose? The director's? I’d suggest checking out "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" or "Bittersweet Life." I’ve heard "A Tale of Two Sisters" is killer too, though I haven't actually sat down to watch it yet...
I've seen "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," so maybe I'll give "Bittersweet Life" a shot.
Honestly, it feels like we're back at war again. I see that guy with the mustache is showing up once more; it seems like everyone is basically the same, even that pretty boy from City of God. I suppose they'll eventually drop a trailer with subtitles.
Since you're already looking at this, maybe in the future just drop a note in the "user notes" section whenever you change someone's handle. Just a thought. TIA.
Vegeta 👍 My absolute favorite moment featuring Vegeta http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q81G6FxE0wA I have to say, the soundtrack in DBZ is just incredible.
Carol Cook59 said:Oh, come on now, I suppose we should just tolerate right-wingers and all their corporate looting, right?
If the world had actually practiced tolerance toward Hitler, I guess we would have ended up in concentration camps by now.
Maybe different opinions can be tolerated, but violence, hate speech—which seems pretty common at Bruce Springsteen concerts—and the economic ruin caused by those self-proclaimed "patriots"? No way.
Just yesterday, during Milić's segment about Spain, there was this story about why Madrid is considered such a global hub for tolerance. Apparently, about 500 years ago, after a massive massacre of Spanish Jews occurred—not even sparing children—the Spanish king decided to have his guard execute all the locals involved in the killings. He then ordered a policy of openness toward foreigners so that, even today, people in Spain generally don't hold prejudices against outsiders unless they're breaking the law.
It seems like some sort of genetic cleansing took place, effectively removing those lower types of people so that the hatred couldn't be passed down. That might be why Madrid is such a welcoming place for expats today.
Violence?? Hate speech??? What kind of bull**** are you making up?
That’s not Johnny Cash, it’s actually this guy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od-7WuU4L7w , they just have similar voices. Johnny Cash was singing, but that was probably just at some wedding or something; he didn't record this track. I noticed when those young Democrats start singing off-key, nobody seems to say a word. Personally, I think both Gib and Johnny Cash are great—they both write killer songs. Honestly, the fact that some of you find Johnny Cash hard to stomach doesn't bother me even two percent.
Vidin doesn't look half bad, at least compared to how that first one turned out. I think the screening starts in San Francisco on April 29th, and honestly, I can't wait.