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Ernie

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« Reply #30 on: March 09, 2003, 01:03:48 PM »
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:? From the people in the world that loathe ALL of his movies with a passion or from me not liking ONE of his movies? I'm confused.


i think he accidentally bought one of those spinning graves


Lol....oh, alright. Good, that's fine then. I didn't think I had the power to make somebody spin in their grave by not liking one of their movies. How could I? I'm 16.
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« Reply #31 on: March 10, 2003, 02:41:32 AM »
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Lol....oh, alright. Good, that's fine then. I didn't think I had the power to make somebody spin in their grave by not liking one of their movies. How could I? I'm 16.

my message wasn't even dissing u but maybe giving a clue as to why u didn't understand the jokes in the film. obviously u didn't understand the message either. relax. and try not to reply to this.

TIP: don't freak out and try to defend everything u say.

ur cool, but too much Leno makes me claw my eyes out.
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« Reply #32 on: March 10, 2003, 05:08:19 AM »
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beaman, buddy- relax. meant no offense with my comment either. its all shits and giggles this message board, yes? feel free to make fun of me, lord knows its pretty easy.

just out of curiosity, how many of these did you take today?



remember dude, it says take one tablet...[/b]
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« Reply #33 on: March 10, 2003, 05:24:43 AM »
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feel free to make fun of me,

go and boil ur bottom, u son of a silly person. i blow my nose at u.
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« Reply #34 on: March 10, 2003, 05:32:41 AM »
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feel free to make fun of me,

go and boil ur bottom, u son of a silly person. i blow my nose at u.


see how easy that was beaman? it just rolls off my back- all good and fun, don't take anything personally.

now, err, uhh, excuse me while I, uhh, I need to blow my nose.



why is everyone so mean to me?
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« Reply #35 on: March 10, 2003, 03:27:53 PM »
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Alright, I am truly sorry cbrad and Pubrick...I fucked up, my bad. I misunderstood your posts. It seems that I can't fucking help but do that anymore. Sorry sorry sorry again.

Lol, I didn't take the ritalin...I should look into that, thank you. And I would never make fun of you by the way. I don't do that, even outside of the internet I never do that.

What did you mean by the "Leno" thing by the way Pubrick? Just wondering so I can make sure I'm not doing it anymore. Thank you.
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« Reply #36 on: March 11, 2003, 04:10:33 PM »
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You keep gettin' closer Ebe... one of these days you won't blow it.

tip: don't reply to this
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« Reply #37 on: April 01, 2003, 01:42:23 AM »
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Um I would just like to say that Barry Lyndon is a masterpeice of a quality that few directors will ever achieve.
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« Reply #38 on: April 01, 2003, 01:54:47 AM »
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BTW, found this interesting site that offers a lot of in-depth insight into all Kubrick's works...

http://www.visual-memory.co.uk/amk/



I was also wondering if other directors have sites like this?
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« Reply #39 on: May 18, 2003, 08:14:02 PM »
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Barry Lyndon is great from a visual standpoint.  It's lush and it puts me to sleep, not saying that's a bad thing!  Kubrick is all about pace, the changing emotions on the face over time tell the story.  It's more real that way, longer, more sleep inducing, more beautiful.  I don't think it's his greatest work from, well, an entertaining standpoint obviously.  It's more like being at an art museum for 24 hours.  Great and exhausting.  2 viewings however is enough for me.   :-D
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« Reply #40 on: May 18, 2003, 11:09:27 PM »
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i just got around to watching this movie and didnt particularly care for it.  i think i am a bit prejudice to most movies of that era of white wigs and black moles and such.  i didnt get down with amadeus either although im sure they were both fine films, they put me to sleep.
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« Reply #41 on: May 30, 2003, 11:14:28 PM »
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Apparently, Scorsese is really into Barry Lyndon.

There is a very stylized and emotionally remote quality to the film that is off-putting to most people.  One of the keys to the film is Kubrick starts a lot of shots in close up, then pulls back for a long shot, so the effect is like a landscape painting come to life.  The lighting, the costumes, the mise en scene is of the highest quality.  The cinematography alone makes this a landmark film, as it influenced pretty much everything that came afterwards (Days of Heaven, most significantly, which with its golden hour cinematography has been endlessly influential).
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« Reply #42 on: June 08, 2003, 07:26:34 PM »
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Apparently, Scorsese is really into Barry Lyndon.

There is a very stylized and emotionally remote quality to the film that is off-putting to most people.  One of the keys to the film is Kubrick starts a lot of shots in close up, then pulls back for a long shot, so the effect is like a landscape painting come to life.  The lighting, the costumes, the mise en scene is of the highest quality.  The cinematography alone makes this a landmark film, as it influenced pretty much everything that came afterwards (Days of Heaven, most significantly, which with its golden hour cinematography has been endlessly influential).


i just read a Billy Wilder interview that i thought was really interesting where he talked about Barry Lyndon.  what he basically said was that that close up pull back thing, was effective the first few times and then quickly lost impact, (which i would agree with).  he also said that some of the shots in the movie were as beautiful as anything he'd ever seen, but anytime you have time to stop and say "wow, look how neat that shot is", you're not too invested in the actual story.
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« Reply #43 on: June 09, 2003, 09:31:16 AM »
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I've always disagreed with that statement about being aware of the beauty of the shot. I think it works perfectly well for this story. For a master of composition like Kubrick, each shot carries so much significance (visual and narrative), I think Wilder's dead wrong...

And the more you saw the zoom out, as Barry's story progressed, I felt it gained more and more impact.

Oh well... a wonderful film, just saw for the first time last night.
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« Reply #44 on: June 09, 2003, 09:40:57 AM »
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So who is looking forward to Ryan O'Neal's upcoming film, 'Malibu's Most Wanted?' It's a gangsta action comedy also starring Jamie Kennedy and Snoop Dog as the voice of a talking rat.


it was his love of barry lyndon, that lead snoop to taking the part
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