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Capparis spinosa ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 3.143 Userin seit: 25.08.2004 Userinnen-Nr.: 97 ![]() |
Well, on the old board I realised, that I was complaining about a dying thread in exactly this thread, which I thought would have died.
A little thread in English is definitely required in the kitchen as well. So someone has to start it...me... But what talking about? All real topics are already covered with the other boards. One topic was Björk, wasn’t it? Has someone already listened to her new album? How is it? A couple of days ago I watched some Videos with ST Voyager episodes, which I haven’t seen yet. It was in English and I thought wow. What about Captain Janeway/ Kate Mulgrew? What a voice! And how she can modulate it (and manipulate other people with it)! Gorgeous! I never realised what a talented actor she is. Has onyone else seen Voyager in the original version? The synchronised version is really lacking. Bye bilana Der Beitrag wurde von Bilana bearbeitet: 09.Sep.2004 - 18:27 |
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Capparis spinosa ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Gruppe: Members Beiträge: 3.143 Userin seit: 25.08.2004 Userinnen-Nr.: 97 ![]() |
Exactly! But I have to say I don’t like English subtitles either, they also distract me. I watched some DVDs where they were speaking awful American slang, something from the south. Sometimes I would have needed the subtitle but is was confusing, cause it was written in somewhat proper grammar, unlike what the characters were speaking. In such cases I rather like to watch a scene twice, to get what they’re speaking. Well Broken Flowers is about a man who visits four ex-girl friends, he hasn’t seen in 20 years. The reason is, he got a letter that says he has a 19-year-old son. The letter is written on pink paper with red ink. So we watch Bill Murray visiting these 4 women. Actually he visits 5, the last one is already dead and he visits her grave. Each meeting seems to be worse than the one before. The first one was really nice, he ended up in bed with the ex (poor Sharon Stone), the last one is the dead one. All the meetings are real strange. He brings pink flowers for each woman. An interesting part plays his neighbour who seems to be real exited about all this. Bill Murray of course is not exited at all. If he wouldn’t breath you wouldn’t sometimes recognize he’s alive at all. :D It is a very quite movie, just like Lost in Translation. A bit weird, a bit of humour and a bit of sadness. Lots of humour comes from the odd pictures Jarmush is presenting us. |
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