Spike Jones and Alexander Payne should immediately be added here :roll:
agreed....and kevin smith and richard kelly immediately deleted. hahah, oh i'm not gonna win any popularity contest with that.
How about some David Lynch action?
Maybe David Fincher...The Coen Brothers...Christopher Nolan...
Truffaut/Godard, the NEW WAVE bunch :wink:
and yeah: COENS for real!!!
btw: With his triple-bill comin' up this/next year: where is the Q man ?? I mean.... Come October, KILL BILL is gonna WOOP all our asses!
Well, I actually just pulled a few of my favorites (and two that I think suck ass) out of thin air to get things started. That's why I'm looking to you guys for some suggestions.
Obviously we don't want to go overboard with too many directors, but a dozen or so biggies should be good. I am sure that within a few days we'll have a grip on who we need to initially add.
I was afraid Kelly wouldn't make the cut. :oops:
Donnie Darko is great but if you only want 12 or so directors he should be off the list.
Also I agree with The Coen Bros being a must
I agree, Lynch, the Coens, and no Kevin Smith or R.Kelly.
I would have Richard Linklater, but I may be alone.
Will there be a rotation?
Kubrick is gonna be evrywhere else like a rash anyway. Ooh, really excited to see how tiny tiny is...
Edit: ooh, fuck yeah Fincher of course.
The Coens and Woody Allen. Just my opinion....
Added a few, killed a few, moved a little...
And deleted the poll from this message because a: it was a little out of place, and b: I wanted to see how this new software does its magic.
How about Todd Solondz.
Yeah, that would fill up really quick.
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Yah!...Todd Solondz definitely....i would also say Neil LaBute to go along with Solondz except I saw "posession"...It's tragic that one film can do such a thing to a director with so much potential.
I'm also going to have to second Truffaut...How about adding Akira Kurosawa as well!...and Jim Jarmusch!!!
Quote from: Bill MaplewoodYah!...Todd Solondz definitely....i would also say Neil LaBute to go along with Solondz except I saw "posession"...It's tragic that one film can do such a thing to a director with so much potential.
I'm also going to have to second Truffaut...How about adding Akira Kurosawa as well!...and Jim Jarmusch!!!
i think mikey was being sarcasticum. that's a lot of categories.
Spike Jonze
DEFINETLEY ALEXANDER PAYNE AND SPIKE JONZE....
WOODY ALLEN TOO
Come on, Aronofsky out
Fincher in
HELL YEAH... TODD SOLONDZ
MAYBE EVEN MIKE FIGGIS..LEAVING LAS VEGAS IS A CLASSIC (IN MY OPINION)
I PETITION FOR THE RETURN OF THE MICHAEL MOORE FORUM
Say what you will, Mr. Wilson...
with the exception of directors whose last names end in Anderson and incher, i think a director should only get a forum if they've got a big enough body of work to make use of an ENTIRE forum...otherwise, just use the director's chair, people...all in favor?
I want a Mark Borchardt board.
we'll solve all the problems at once by just having one big forum!
YES
It's a shame nobody mentions Woody Allen....... :cry:
Why does David Lynch have a forum and not Tarantino??? :cry:
Quote from: jtmWhy does David Lynch have a forum and not Tarantino??? :cry:
because we have only recieved lynch's payment, i assume tarantino forgot to send it to us
I'll cover it for a month....checks in the mail. :wink:
I hope no one has said this already. If they have....redirect me or whatever. But I gotta say Oliver Stone. Terry Gilliam. and Tarantino
Quote from: sphinxQuote from: jtmWhy does David Lynch have a forum and not Tarantino??? :cry:
because we have only recieved lynch's payment, i assume tarantino forgot to send it to us
And because they have to have somewhere to put me when they want to set MacGuffin on me. Oh, and because Lynch has made many movies of note and is still going strong while the jury's still out on Quent.
Burr Steers is pretty good
my 2 cents...
IN
-Cameron Crowe
-David Gordon Green
-David Mamet
-David O. Russell
-Francis Ford Coppola
-Francois Truffaut
-Jean Luc Godard
-Jonathan Demme
-Robert Altman
-Sidney Lumet
-Spike Lee (he can be awesome)
-Spike Jonze
-Tim Burton (no Planet of the Apes talk)
-Woody Allen
OUT
-David Lynch
Fuck Todd Solondz, the worst filmmaker of all-time.
I think we need less categories and maybe if you were to do Godard and Truffaut, then just make a "French Cinema" category.
Quote from: Duck SauceI think we need less categories and maybe if you were to do Godard and Truffaut, then just make a "French Cinema" category.
Yeah, that's true. It's not like they're one in the same but yeah, that's a good idea.
Quote from: ebeaman69my 2 cents...
IN
-Cameron Crowe
-David Gordon Green
-David Mamet
-David O. Russell
-Francis Ford Coppola
-Francois Truffaut
-Jean Luc Godard
-Jonathan Demme
-Robert Altman
-Sidney Lumet
-Spike Lee (he can be awesome)
-Spike Jonze
-Tim Burton (no Planet of the Apes talk)
-Woody Allen
OUT
-David Lynch
Fuck Todd Solondz, the worst filmmaker of all-time.
David O'Russell? Sidney Lumet? uhhhh, how bout HELL NO!
There are too many as it is. I like Pubrick's idea of alive&dead categories.
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OUT
-David Lynch
Fuck Todd Solondz, the worst filmmaker of all-time.
Whats wrong with david lynch & todd solondz?..i think they are both rather geniuses.
Okay... how about we just leave the directors that are there and just make an "Other Directors" forum...
...oh... wait
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Solondz, on the other hand, is a fucking dick that doesn't deserve a career because his only ambition with every film he has made thus far has been to disturb people. That has been his ONLY ambition.
And you know this how?
Quote from: ebeaman69Solondz, on the other hand, is a fucking dick that doesn't deserve a career because his only ambition with every film he has made thus far has been to disturb people. That has been his ONLY ambition. I don't have any respect for him and I doubt I ever will.
man, i think you said you were 16 right? well give it a few years and i think you'll come to find you have a lot of respect for solondz....i cant imagine someone having trouble with his movies that isnt a child molester, an ambitionless homosexual pothead, or an ugly little girl. and i dont think you are any of the 3, are you?
Quote from: BonBon85Quote from: ebeaman69
Solondz, on the other hand, is a fucking dick that doesn't deserve a career because his only ambition with every film he has made thus far has been to disturb people. That has been his ONLY ambition.
And you know this how?
I watched his movies. What, you think I'm just guessing how his movies are? I haven't seen all of his movies but I have seen Happiness and Storytelling, that's enough for me to judge him as a filmmaker.
Quote from: Bill MaplewoodQuote from: ebeaman69Solondz, on the other hand, is a fucking dick that doesn't deserve a career because his only ambition with every film he has made thus far has been to disturb people. That has been his ONLY ambition. I don't have any respect for him and I doubt I ever will.
man, i think you said you were 16 right? well give it a few years and i think you'll come to find you have a lot of respect for solondz....i cant imagine someone having trouble with his movies that isnt a child molester, an ambitionless homosexual pothead, or an ugly little girl. and i dont think you are any of the 3, are you?
No, I am not any of those things. His movies are just too cynical for me or something. I mean, I'm not saying the world is a bowl of cherries, it isn't by any mean, all I'm saying is...would it kill him to have at least one decent, respectable character in his movies? I can't relate to any of the characters in his movies. Every single one of them have these extremely dark secrets or taboo passions. That's just not how everybody in the world is man. Solondz needs to understand that no matter how much people made fun of him in high school, there are good people in the world. God knows I get made fun of in school, we all do. I'm not going to become a fucking cynic though, I know there are still cool people out there.
I'm all for giving him another chance. I've done that a lot. I'm always willing to do that but like you said, I'm definitely going to wait a few years till I give a Solondz film another shot.
Solondz reminds me of Harmony Korine in many ways, only he's a far better filmmaker.
I think they're both out to shock you with the truth.
The stuff in their films really does happen. Granted, you have to dig to find such characters, but these people do exist, and their lives can be truly shocking.
Everyone's entitled to their views, and that's cool, but I like Todd Solondz because he's just so damn disturbing.
Quote from: XixaxSolondz reminds me of Harmony Korine in many ways, only he's a far better filmmaker.
Good point. I dont like Harmony Korine but I can see that both their intentions are to expose parts of people that havent really been explored on film.
I think Solondz is a good director, but not a great one thus far and doesnt deserve his own spot. I didnt like Happiness but probably because I was so disturbed by it, but it was a great movie. Like ebeaman, his movies make me sad in a way, but I think that is part of what they are supposed to do and he suceeds at it. I dont think I will ever see some of his movies again, at least for a long time because they are like Schindlers List; they are fantastic movies at making me feel depressed. You cant hate him just because he doesnt make you happy.
SHORT VERSION
Solondz=talented
Solondz<directors who have own spots
Quote from: Duck SauceQuote from: XixaxSolondz reminds me of Harmony Korine in many ways, only he's a far better filmmaker.
Good point. I dont like Harmony Korine but I can see that both their intentions are to expose parts of people that havent really been explored on film.
I think Solondz is a good director, but not a great one thus far and doesnt deserve his own spot. I didnt like Happiness but probably because I was so disturbed by it, but it was a great movie. Like ebeaman, his movies make me sad in a way, but I think that is part of what they are supposed to do and he suceeds at it. I dont think I will ever see some of his movies again, at least for a long time because they are like Schindlers List; they are fantastic movies at making me feel depressed. You cant hate him just because he doesnt make you happy.
SHORT VERSION
Solondz=talented
Solondz<directors who have own spots
I can't hate them for making me feel depressed but I damn sure can hate them for making me feel one single fucking emotion out of them all. Why would I watch a depressing Solondz movie when I can watch a funny, sad, suspenseful, scary, poignant, hip PTA movie? That's what I'm talking about. It's pointless. The choice is easy. There are filmmakers that can take you through the full range of human emotions with one single film and then there are filmmakers like Todd Solondz or Michael Bay that couldn't give a shit about all the emotions but one.
Quote from: ebeaman69Every single one of them have these extremely dark secrets or taboo passions. That's just not how everybody in the world is man.
yep, definitely 16..
Quote from: ebeaman69
I watched his movies. What, you think I'm just guessing how his movies are? I haven't seen all of his movies but I have seen Happiness and Welcome to the Dollhouse, that's enough for me to judge him as a filmmaker.
No, but you said it is his ONLY ambition as though you had seen an interview where he said "as a filmmaker my master plan is to piss off ebeaman." Welcome to the Dollhouse was not full of characters with terrible and disturbing secrets. I don't know about where you live, but the characters in that movie were realistic, and if that makes me cynical then so be it.
On another note I, like Duck Sauce, believe Solondz is good but not category worthy.
Quote from: Duck SauceI didnt like Happiness but probably because I was so disturbed by it, but it was a great movie. Like ebeaman, his movies make me sad in a way, but I think that is part of what they are supposed to do and he suceeds at it. I dont think I will ever see some of his movies again, at least for a long time because they are like Schindlers List; they are fantastic movies at making me feel depressed. You cant hate him just because he doesnt make you happy.
Quote from: ebeaman69I can't hate them for making me feel depressed but I damn sure can hate them for making me feel one single fucking emotion out of them all. Why would I watch a depressing Solondz movie when I can watch a funny, sad, suspenseful, scary, poignant, hip PTA movie? That's what I'm talking about. It's pointless. The choice is easy. There are filmmakers that can take you through the full range of human emotions with one single film and then there are filmmakers like Todd Solondz or Michael Bay that couldn't give a shit about all the emotions but one.
That's where I think you guys are wrong, 'cause I find Solondz's films
very funny, in a black comedy way. And his characters are fully fleshed out. I found myself sympathizing with them.
Damn, where is budgie for her imput and to back me up?
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That's where I think you guys are wrong, 'cause I find Solondz's films very funny, in a black comedy way. And his characters are fully fleshed out. I found myself sympathizing with them.
I agree! The end of Happiness was so funny in my sick little head. You're allowed to laugh at this stuff.
And this is in no way an attempt to take Budgie's place
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That's where I think you guys are wrong, 'cause I find Solondz's films very funny, in a black comedy way. And his characters are fully fleshed out. I found myself sympathizing with them.
Yeah I agree, but it gets outweighed by the disturbing parts
Quote from: Duck SauceYeah I agree, but it gets outweighed by the disturbing parts
Gimme your definition of disturbing, and use examples where relevant, please.
I'll take any back up I can get, BonBon.
Quote from: XixaxEveryone's entitled to their views, and that's cool, but I like Todd Solondz because he's just so damn disturbing.
And therein lies the problem...i've seen Happiness, left a real sour taste in my mouth, but it was an interesting movie...then i saw Storytelling and was convinced that he was being disturbing for the sake of being disturbing, and as much as I wanted to enjoy these movies, I didn't. These movies are definitely meant to be darkly funny, and in certain cases they are (i.e the scene in Storytelling in the writing class when the students are criticizing the story that really happened, calling it racist and unbelievable), but altogether his movies are becoming much too formulaic, and still not very enjoyable. His movies are disturbing because they present his characters in such an objective way. Sure we see these characters in film, but they are usually portrayed as miserable wretches, and moviegoers are all but told what to think about them. Solondz characters are never really portrayed this way...in the least, he is innovative and makes us think for ourselves, but has reached his limit with this type of movie. Good, certainly not great.
I know, at this point you don't even know what i'm getting at, it'll never happen again.
Quote from: MacGuffinQuote from: Duck SauceYeah I agree, but it gets outweighed by the disturbing parts
Gimme your definition of disturbing, and use examples where relevant, please.
I'll take any back up I can get, BonBon.
Disturbing, something that makes me feel upset, uncomfortable or offended. The entire pedophile thing creeped me out. I dont understand what you are trying to argue. I think Solondz is a good director, but I am too shaken up by his movies to like them. I think they are effective.
I agree that Solondz needs to head down a different path next time...Storytelling just didn't work. However, I think 'Happiness' is great, and 'Welcome To The Dollhouse' is almost as good. The great thing about 'Happiness,' and the truly toubling thing, is that he DOES give you opportunities to sympathize with these characters; whether you choose to or not is up to you, but what he did so brilliantly was not pass any sort of judgement on any character. It's disturbing as hell, and it does leave you feeling a little unpleasant, but it's still definitely a black comedy...there's an awful lot that is funny in it. In a bleak sort of way.
Quote from: Duck SauceQuote from: MacGuffinQuote from: Duck SauceYeah I agree, but it gets outweighed by the disturbing parts
Gimme your definition of disturbing, and use examples where relevant, please.
I'll take any back up I can get, BonBon.
Disturbing, something that makes me feel upset, uncomfortable or offended. The entire pedophile thing creeped me out. I dont understand what you are trying to argue. I think Solondz is a good director, but I am too shaken up by his movies to like them. I think they are effective.
His films are too disturbing to watch? What wimps!! His films are very much black comedies. I don't know, maybe its because black comedy is my personal favorite of the comedy genres...
I just hate to hear the disturbing comments. Pretty soon we are going to live in a PG-fucking world. That little bastard from Maclom in the Middle will be our next Clark Gable.
Quote from: cbrad4dQuote from: Duck SauceQuote from: MacGuffinQuote from: Duck SauceYeah I agree, but it gets outweighed by the disturbing parts
Gimme your definition of disturbing, and use examples where relevant, please.
I'll take any back up I can get, BonBon.
Disturbing, something that makes me feel upset, uncomfortable or offended. The entire pedophile thing creeped me out. I dont understand what you are trying to argue. I think Solondz is a good director, but I am too shaken up by his movies to like them. I think they are effective.
His films are too disturbing to watch? What wimps!! His films are very much black comedies. I don't know, maybe its because black comedy is my personal favorite of the comedy genres...
I just hate to hear the disturbing comments. Pretty soon we are going to live in a PG-fucking world. That little bastard from Maclom in the Middle will be our next Clark Gable.
Oh come on tough guy, give me a fucking break. Yeah, I have a threshold for how fucked up the movies I watch are, big deal. I love black comedy, it's probably my favorite genre too. Happiness is a black comedy that I do not like and that I am disturbed by. There isn't anything wrong with being disturbed by a movie.
Happiness made me very uncomfortable. I have to agree with ebeaman.
However, I tend to like it when movies make me feel that way. I guess I'm sick like that.
Oddly, what I do not enjoy is the feeling of tension and stress that I often get from action movies or situation dramas and comedies. I even dislike The Flintstones because of this (seriously - can I say that?). You know, there's always a crisis, and even though you know Fred is going to get out of it, you're always wondering if he's REALLY going to make it through unscathed... So if you someone wants to call that wimpy, then OK. I just don't like the "on edge" feeling of wondering how someone's going to get out of a certain situation. But that's just how I am. Make me uncomfortable, but don't make me nervous.
Quote from: XixaxHappiness made me very uncomfortable. I have to agree with ebeaman.
However, I tend to like it when movies make me feel that way. I guess I'm sick like that.
Oddly, what I do not enjoy is the feeling of tension and stress that I often get from action movies or situation dramas and comedies. I even dislike The Flintstones because of this (seriously - can I say that?). You know, there's always a crisis, and even though you know Fred is going to get out of it, you're always wondering if he's REALLY going to make it through unscathed... So if you someone wants to call that wimpy, then OK. I just don't like the "on edge" feeling of wondering how someone's going to get out of a certain situation. But that's just how I am. Make me uncomfortable, but don't make me nervous.
Exactly. It's fun to be uncomfortable but only to a point. I love movies that have that tension and suspense and controversy. Solondz doesn't give me that. It's like a totally different negative feeling.
ebeaman69, your avatar scares me for some reason
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maybe it's the look in her eyes
Quote from: xerxesmaybe it's the look in her eyes
Man, do you know how screwed I'm going to be when she checks my history and sees this? Thank you, seriously. Like I really need this.
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Man, do you know how screwed I'm going to be when she checks my history and sees this? Thank you, seriously. Like I really need this.
Jesus, chill out. Why would you make it your avatar if things like that are going to piss her off. It's kind of weird that your girlfriend's your avatar anyway, but maybe that's just me.
It's also kind of funny that you're threatening some guy via the internet. Gonna kick his ass cyber style, yo!
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Quote from: ebeaman69That is my girlfriend of 3 years you are talking about man, watch it.
I think it's because the avatar looks squished. The aspect ratio looks like it got distorted somehow.
She is a hot one, though! I thought it was a young Reese Witherspoon.
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Oops. Who did she play in The Good Girl anyway? I'm still failing to recognize her.
And sheesh, sorry, chill out in your suggestion for me to chill out with my suggestion to chill out.
now this is just getting dumb but eh, I'm bored.
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OK, now I vote that we all see a picture of Eric's REAL girlfriend.
Pony up, dude.
she's in "all the real girls" yes???
Quote from: xerxesshe's in "all the real girls" yes???
Yes, that is right man. Can't fucking wait till April 4th! (the date my dumass town gets it). I'm going to see it 100 times and then see it backwards. It's my most anticipated film of 2003, definitely.
See, it's so perfect because I happen to be a fan of the director (david gordon green) that is giving Zooey Deschanel her first lead role by some great coincidence. That is the best coincidence ever. I get to watch Zooey Deschanel look beautiful for 90 minutes and it's going to be one of the best films of 2003 to top it off. That is a beautiful thing if I've ever heard of one.
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george washington was great
Quote from: xerxesgeorge washington was great
Wasn't it!? I love that movie to death. It is so fucking cool. God, it is so cool that he made All the Real Girls. Seriously, the planets must have lined up or something, it is such a coincidence that he chose Zooey Deschanel for the leading role in his movie. It's like he read my mind, what a fucking genius the guy is. We have to make a board for him, he's the next great filmmaker.
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Man, do you know how screwed I'm going to be when she checks my history and sees this? Thank you, seriously. Like I really need this.
Jesus, chill out. Why would you make it your avatar if things like that are going to piss her off. It's kind of weird that your girlfriend's your avatar anyway, but maybe that's just me.
It's also kind of funny that you're threatening some guy via the internet. Gonna kick his ass cyber style, yo!
ebeaman fights like tennis, strictly over the net.
relax.
Where do you live in NY, ebeaman? You should just hop a train down to Manhattan, I know it's already open there...beats having to wait another month and a half...
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You should just take a bus and spend the whole weekend there and see it like three or four times (unless you end up not liking it)...
Quote from: GhostboyYou should just take a bus and spend the whole weekend there and see it like three or four times (unless you end up not liking it)...
Oh, don't even speak of such a thing. I will like it, I know I will. I mean, how could I not? I love David Gordon Green, I love Zooey, I love Paul Schneider, I love the trailer. I couldn't take that kind of disappointment. That would be the biggest disappointment I've ever experienced movie-wise.
Anyway, I've considered the bus idea. I just don't think I could ever get away with it. My mom would kill me.
Well, all I'm sayin' is...don't build it up that much for yourself. Consider the fact that it COULD be a sophomore slump film...
Then when you'll see it you'll like it a whole lot more.
I remember when I was about twelve I started taking my bike to the movies to see everything my parents normally wouldn't have let me see (starting with 'The Crow'). Once they realized that, they pretty much let me do whatever I wanted...but I wonder if they'd have let me go to NY when I was sixteen. Well, probably. They let my brother go to Ireland when he was seventeen.
my mother let me travel to a foreign country when i was 16
well this thread has officially gone to shit...
You guys are just lucky then. I mean, I thought my mom was pretty lenient but yours are fucking awesome. That is really cool.
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Spike Jonze! add him...Adaptation is frequently discussed at this board. Why not give him his own thread. I mean Wes Anderson has his own :lol:
So I went to open up my local paper this morning, and what do I find but a HUGE interview with David Gordon Green. It says ALL the Real Girls opens at a theater about twenty minutes from my house on Friday. I guess my town's not so bad after all. In the interview DGG makes fun of Macy Gray being in Spiderman and Fiona Apple's speech that one year at the MTV awards.
Macy Gray in Spiderman = not cool
Fiona's speech = cool
He also hates DV, which is a count against him. But damn, George Washington is good.
Quote from: BonBon85So I went to open up my local paper this morning, and what do I find but a HUGE interview with David Gordon Green. It says ALL the Real Girls opens at a theater about twenty minutes from my house on Friday. I guess my town's not so bad after all. In the interview DGG makes fun of Macy Gray being in Spiderman and Fiona Apple's speech that one year at the MTV awards.
What paper is that? Is the article online to link to?
Quote from: MacGuffinWhat paper is that? Is the article online to link to?
Sorry, I checked but there isn't.
Quote from: GhostboyMacy Gray in Spiderman = not cool
Fiona's speech = cool
He also hates DV, which is a count against him. But damn, George Washington is good.
Why is it a count against him? I hate DV its too raw.
ebeaman, can you cool out a bit?
You shouldn't HATE anything. I personally prefer to use film, but I think DV is one of the best things to happen to indie filmmaking.
An actor whose name I won't mention (because it might discredit the following quote) said that aside from making it easier for poor filmmakers to get their movies made, DV filmmaking will force indies to be that much better, because there will be so many more being produced.
I agree completely.
Okay, Ethan Hawke said that. Chelsea Walls wasn't that good, but he's got the right idea about DV.
thats true. of course film looks better, way better, but ignoring dv as a possible tool for filmmaking is foolish (im pretty sure i stole that line from someone).
I just use DV now because it's easy to edit on computers and it's cheaper than film. When I become a professional filmmaker, I'm never using DV, unless they find some way to make it look as good as film.
Damn, I wish I could read that David Gordon Green interview. There's gotta be a link somewhere.
Quote from: ebeaman69I would never go on this site at a public library, it's suicide.
I was thinking we should have a "do not scroll down if you're in the public library" warning, but then I realized you'd have to put it up every time Cock Asian posts.
Quote from: BonBon85Quote from: ebeaman69I would never go on this site at a public library, it's suicide.
I was thinking we should have a "do not scroll down if you're in the public library" warning, but then I realized you'd have to put it up every time Cock Asian posts.
Lol, yeah, it's probably a loss cause trying to protect people from being offended by some of the threads on this site though, right? It's a read at your own risk type deal.
am i the only one really likes the DV format? i love the way it looks, i love how easy it is to use. the only thing about DV i don't like is how certain movies like TADPOLE use it. why was DV needed for this movie? it seemed like they should have used on film. TAPE, WAKING LIFE and CHELSEA WALLS (not so much CHELSEA WALLS) were really good DV films.
I agree completely, Rudieob, there are some movies where the DV is just gorgeous and the perfect medium. Aside from what you listed, I'll throw in 'Chuck & Buck' and 'Dancer In The Dark.' And two movies that came out this past summer, 'Sex & Lucia' and 'Lovely And Amazing' were both HD and they looked great.
We need to start a DV movies thread...
yes i totally forgot DANCER IN THE DARK. i love this film. i watched the extra features of the dvd and i can't believe they used 100 cameras to make this film. the director even said that 100 wasn't enough, that he'd like 1000 cameras if possible. that's fuckin' insane!!
Quote from: rudieobi can't believe they used 100 cameras to make this film. the director even said that 100 wasn't enough, that he'd like 1000 cameras if possible.
Wasn't it just for that train scene with Peter Stormare and Björk doing that musical act?
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Wasn't it just for that train scene with Peter Stormare and Björk doing that musical act?
no, i think they used that for many of the musical numbers in the film. but i'll check my archives and find out.
Quote from: ebeaman69Yup, defintiely a fucking cynic. I'm not a genius but I'm not naive. How old are you anyway? I've been wanting to know that for the longest time now.
Look, not everybody wants to fuck little boys man, wake up! I know it's hard for you to grasp but pull a muscle and try for christ's sake. Jesus, your going to sit there and tell me EVERYBODY has dark fetishes and secrets?? Well, I'm the only person in the world that doesn't then, fine.
Who are you to talk anyway man? You have the exact same little arrogant wise ass attitude that a lot of the kids at my school do. What the fuck are you talking about?
Hahaha. Are you picking a fight with P? Kids and their hormones, gotta love 'em!
Oh, and I would like to add, before you lose what little credibility you retained after saying you like Duck Sauce, that for the record there is only one pedophile in Happiness and one extremely optimistic Jane Adams. Not only do you focus on the actions of one character and ignore the reaction of the community, you then act like this is meant to be a portrait of everyone in existence, do you understand the concept of STORY? Here it is one person's meditation on a particular subject, albeit skewed, offered as: what better way to study 'happiness' than in a 'world' where everyone lives in quiet desperation. About the fetishes and secrets which must've struck a chord... Methinks thou dost protest too much.
Hehehe. Funny stuff.
My question is this- was it really necessary to not only capitalize but also bolden AND underline EVERYBODY in your response beaman? It's a bit much...
honestly, can someone explain to me why being a cynic is such a bad thing?
Quote from: NewtronHahaha. Are you picking a fight with P? Kids and their hormones, gotta love 'em!
Haha... okay
Hey! You guys remember The Rentals?
Quote from: RegularKarateHey! You guys remember The Rentals?
I thought I was the only one who thought of that song everytime I came across Pubrick's name.
"If your friends with P, well then you're friends with me. If your down with P, well then your down with me."
Quote from: RegularKarate
Hey! You guys remember The Rentals?
hell yeah!! matt sharp is great! the rentals' "seven more minutes" is such an amazing album. he was the whole reason why weezer was so good cuz without him they suck ass. i just saw matt sharp a couple of month ago on his acoustic tour with greg brown (ex-cake).
ps
wow! this is way off subject. :oops:
Quote from: NewtronQuote from: ebeaman69Yup, defintiely a fucking cynic. I'm not a genius but I'm not naive. How old are you anyway? I've been wanting to know that for the longest time now.
Look, not everybody wants to fuck little boys man, wake up! I know it's hard for you to grasp but pull a muscle and try for christ's sake. Jesus, your going to sit there and tell me EVERYBODY has dark fetishes and secrets?? Well, I'm the only person in the world that doesn't then, fine.
Who are you to talk anyway man? You have the exact same little arrogant wise ass attitude that a lot of the kids at my school do. What the fuck are you talking about?
Hahaha. Are you picking a fight with P? Kids and their hormones, gotta love 'em!
Oh, and I would like to add, before you lose what little credibility you retained after saying you like Duck Sauce, that for the record there is only one pedophile in Happiness and one extremely optimistic Jane Adams. Not only do you focus on the actions of one character and ignore the reaction of the community, you then act like this is meant to be a portrait of everyone in existence, do you understand the concept of STORY? Here it is one person's meditation on a particular subject, albeit skewed, offered as: what better way to study 'happiness' than in a 'world' where everyone lives in quiet desperation. About the fetishes and secrets which must've struck a chord... Methinks thou dost protest too much.
Alright, let's just calm down now. I'm sorry for freaking out on Pubrick, I am just totally fucked up right now. Seriously, Happiness...the movie haunts me, alright. Everytime somebody brings it up, I just go crazy with anger. It's like, the only movie, out of all the movies that I've seen in the world, that truly disturbed me in every sense of the word. So, just let me be the pussy that I am when it comes to being scared of Happiness, ok? Thank you guys.
I apologize for my outburst(s), just take it with a lot of grains of salt because I am sick right now and my head hurts and...you get the idea. I am sorry, I apologize for what I did.
Quote from: cbrad4dHehehe. Funny stuff.
My question is this- was it really necessary to not only capitalize but also bolden AND underline EVERYBODY in your response beaman? It's a bit much...
No, it wasn't really necessary, but I'm not eloquent enough nor creative enough to emphasize the word "everybody" in any other way. I'll try harder next time, it is a bit much.
Quote from: cecil b. dementedhonestly, can someone explain to me why being a cynic is such a bad thing?
It's just annoying to some people man, like me for instance. It just gives off this negative, sort of bitchy vibe that annoys me a little bit. I guess there's nothing wrong with it, it's not like I choose my friends by it. There's just a point where it turns into pessimism...which is not cool. It's no fun to be around people with that vibe.
Quote from: ebeaman69It's no fun to be around people with that vibe.
oh well. 8)
(PS: 3 consecutive posts? someones trying to get his count up)
Quote from: cecil b. demented3 consecutive posts
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don't let me see that shit again
Quote from: sphinxQuote from: cecil b. demented3 consecutive posts
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don't let me see that shit again
well it was supposed to be funny. sooooooooooooooorry.
sphinx must think im, like, such a dork right now
Quote from: sphinxQuote from: cecil b. demented3 consecutive posts
:yabbse-thumbdown:
don't let me see that shit again
Oh, I'm sorry about that. I just wanted to reply to each person seperately, my bad. I still have trouble with some of this message board stuff. This is like, the only one I go on, sorry. I wasn't trying to get my count up.
no, i was talking to cecil, that's okay. he just posted exactly the same thing three times in a row, which ain't cool.
From what I read, I don´t think I have chance, but anyway, I'd like to vote:
Lars von Trier and Emir Kusturica should be added. I think that these two are the best filmakers.
Yeah, Von Trier is cool.
But I can't believe no one's said: Fellini, Antonioni, Malick, and Mike Nichols (just his first 4 movies).
Quote from: GhostboyI agree that Solondz needs to head down a different path next time...
You be the judge:
Todd Solondz Helming Palindromes Next Filmjerk.com has learned today that Mr. Solondz will commence shooting on July 7 in the New York/New Jersey area on his latest project, "Palindromes." A palindrome is a word, phrase, verse, or sentence that reads the same backward or forward. And judging from the myriad of palindromes listed at Palindrome fan site Mockok.com, most palindromes make little to no sense.
It's pretty well known Solondz often uses one film to "answer" the critics of his previous film. The storyline itself is being kept under wraps, but we can give you an idea of what portions of the film will be about, based on casting calls sent out today. "Palindromes" seems to revolve around the Aviva Victor, her family and their friends and neighbors. Aviva is thirteen, awkward and sensitive. Her mother Joyce is warm and loving, as is her father, Steve, a regular guy who does have a fierce temper from time to time.
Disabilities will play a factor in the story. In addition to casting a vision-impaired actress to play the seventeen-year-old Barbara, the production is looking for a number of children from seven to seventeen with disabilities of all kind, preferably with some kind of musical ability, although that ability or previous acting experience is not required. Additional characters include Mama Sunshine, a mid-western lady, warm, emotional, maternal and big-hearted, real salt of the earth type, Bo, Mama Sunshine's husband, mid western, the head of the family, rugged but kind-hearted, Judah, sixteen year old friend of Aviva's, luggish and serious, and Doctor Dan, another Midwesterner, a friendly family doctor who loves children and they love him, especially when he clowns around with them, very respected by his community.
I can't wait for this one.
WOO!
Quote from: MacGuffinA palindrome is a word, phrase, verse, or sentence that reads the same backward or forward.
a man, a plan, a canal: Panama
Quote from: Jeremy Blackmana man, a plan, a canal: Panama
rise to vote, sir.
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Duhamel, Somoza, Idalia, Naze, Romola, Bubb, Sumo, Miami, Kanarese,
winos, sacela, KCMG, Gurango, Lobell, Euryale, Balla, weenies, Ame,
Opalina, Namur, UAW, a pareira, Vaal, Rianna, Murtha, inocula, Lwe,
Kos, Segal, AEng, rebatos, Bow, a spin, Siam, Takken, a diamine,
Cissy, Baram, Locke, Madalena, Jara, Revere, Gleason, Yerkes, Epirus,
Suva, Satan, Anatola, SSD, Laud, Apr, a gulp, AAM, Olson, intros,
Erasme, Ewell, Iene, Natika, Zahara, Zeiler, Omura, Laird, Nary,
Saiff, ITU, Itin, Urbana, Kamat, Nabila, Lehrer, Aorangi, Sedan, a
mucker, Reddin, a batata, Ogdon, a mug, a fee, Kaye, Liddy, Hali,
Penki, Jumada, Monafo, Egide, Tips, Ercilla, Seana, Hatty, Dairen,
Ibanez, a rasp, Odawa, Zia, Nolde, Elbart, Qatar, a baton, SAE,
Potash, turtles, Surrey, a sake, Ragusa, Yeisk, Cable, Zetes, Reste,
Lash, Caenis, Samnite, Canaanite, Rad, Hirai, Fagin, Okun, a dks,
Yeats, a fem, Otto, Clari, Bashan, Nonius, Tad, Lamas, Samale,
Cargian, Odab, a hole, putamina, Nara, Elysia, Darees, a mpg, an arcs,
Amy, Caren, a bahadur, Dennis, Semarang, a rant, Ergane, Nola, Munn,
Eboh, cesti, Rema, Tsiranana, Gorbals, Maseru, Tufts, Rohn, a hamlet,
Tigris, Earp, Udell, Utu, PGA, Roda, Vladi, Raseda, Cedalion, APA,
Cammie, Hebel, Gareth, Gilbart, Edd, Uranian, an ake, Pallas, Lawson,
a psoas, a mica, Nobe, Velcro, Idonea, Leclair, Taro, Danita, Ced,
Atiana, Kelsy, Stambul, Fangio, Cali, Eckel, a maya, Romanas, Leeke,
Past, Silone, Venita, Rabah, SAA, Sind, a jadder, a rip, a taiga,
Kwei, Vala, Dunaj, a rillet, an odor, an egg, USR, Hafiz, Zurbar,
Abbi, Hasan, Owades, Bezae, FAA, Diahann, aedegi, a post, a fanion, a
gas, Uke, Iraq, Eras, Odeen, a rabban, a silo, kinos, Ubald, Omsk,
Rapp, Seram, Orpah, a lilt, Slocum, ETD, Degas, Seroka, MSEM, salpae,
Mulry, Bragi, Caesar, Cusanus, Tihwa, Elana, Eward, FAM, Lahaina,
Leontina, Maxim, a marc, a gnat, a god, Asare, Llanelli, Kufa, Damara,
Zolly, tubae, Dodd, Crab, a rave, Raji, Gregg, Iran, Olimbos, an ord,
Nader, a zho, Corella, Bacau, Dukas, IUD, Rolan, Amram, Erv, Emili,
pagnes, BSJ, DDS, Oly, races, Estel, Labuan, Hukill, Igor, a crape,
Hsia, H-beam, Muslim, Arhat, Asael, Peta, Niort, Conard, Narew, Otha,
rates, a barrel, Tuck, Lacagnia, Sivie, Bikila, Ripon, a ganef,
Aracaj, Ciapas, Sakais, Ibada, Hejaz, Takeo, Fyn, Lovato, NYP, Rahab,
Opelt, Itasca, Kulda, prese, Orly, Radbun, Absa, Nan, Utah, a sushi,
Hamrah, Sakai, Dita, Terr, a vanda, Rajput, Sudan, a cuddy, SSW, Ethe,
Tavel, a kart, Slyke, Dnitz, Silden, Rahel, IADB, Legra, Zebada, NRA,
Lomax, a lagan, esopgi, Sinis, Sachsen, Idou, Dayak, Wotan, an apollo,
Cape, Paff, a wame, Lyall, Base, RCS, Sergent, Gmat, Resee, Sol,
aeraria, Homans, Mozza, Gram, Kassia, Libb, obis, Senlac, Aracaju,
Caney, a lass, a vanilla, Moniz, Norby, Orva, lulabim, a dorm, a rag,
Iodama, Hau, Negro, Torah, salpas, Silesian, Rabia, Sedda, Lana,
mylodei, Voleta, Obara, Tanana, Balmung, a math, Serang, Amb, Issi,
Marc, sorgos, Morten, Eleanor, Fifi, Hadar, Taam, Roneo, Karl, Imogen,
Debarath, Signy, BBA, Algol, BAppArts, a mac, Esdud, a gob, a rone,
Lehar, a to-do, Job, Alamein, Nanine, Dail, a geraniol, an arena,
Casia, Glinys, Rodge, Latina, Daron, Gipson, a clover, Imelida, Samos,
Narah, an ideal, a suit, angia, Dustie, Cacia, Bidle, Ikaria, Tiff,
Addis, a hcl, Leonanie, Negris, Napaeae, a senna, Villa, Weber,
Gaynor, a bases, Eyck, Raphael, Rame, a pluck, Canada, Cenaean,
Evonne, Narbada, psis, a mukluk, Arakawa, Tova, Yami, Ellamae, Rabbi,
Yates, Rotameter, a refer, Gage, Monastir, gains, Arapaho, lanais,
Saba, Laennec, Ari, Manado, Ogdan, a cox, an axes, Sewoll, Eblis,
Arbil, Mahdi, a salmi, RFC, Ivens, IAM, ijmaa, Maegan, Nidia, Damon,
Igbo, RAF, Aviva, Rona, Clovah, a rozener, Azana, Targett, Alps,
Romeyn, Otis, a treble, Geibel, gonagia, Hassin, Naxos, a dew, Sisco,
gamdia, Matta, Megara, Gal, Leveroni, Rutter, an image, metae,
Lamarre, Dassin, Aun, a rata, Kenn, Aornum, Lohner, Rawdan, Sinas,
Iridum, Latham, Oenone, Ron, Elly, Ramazan, Gisella, Drape, Halima,
Thais, Siena, DOA, cacaos, Salangi, Nata, Oban, Nies, Urita, Caines,
Semite, Hedi, an aune, Belak, a cor, udos, Susanna, Mahanadi, Natta,
Lyle, Espana, Hana, Vastah, Wain, Ossa, PNA, Darby, Eisler, Rosane,
Zagut, Roter, a cos, Mdlle, Disario, Mbm, a galiot, an eye, Nairn,
E.H. Moore, mohalim, Iasion, Udelle, Onega, Mahalie, Neiva, Carola,
Nessa, Cuda, Eliphaz, Rita, Leucas, a step, Murton, Rap, Roth,
Albania, Redd, Nevsa, Nutter, Ruddie, Nealy, a gibe, Basuto, Neely,
Rambow, Sal, lumina, Valle, Basie, Cirilla, Kidder, Filler, a blast, a
hgt, Sawyer, Agave, LCM, Susumu, Hadria, Laresa, Lareine, Danais,
Soma, minae, Raddy, Celia, Grete, PMA, Erdah, Gahan, Navasota, Remus,
a monas, a gonion, a haet, Neu, Emory, Tice, Pan-Arab, Treves, a tirl,
a granary, Stover, Peh, Ezarra, Mizar, MatE, Dacy, Mawson, Ruder,
dreidels, Ilysa, Janys, a laggin, Ehud, Nihhi, Rabassa, Sello, Yawata,
Morel, a vacation, Ebro, Manon, Raul, Europa, Casey, Bose, Papp, Ike,
Satu-Mare, Nidaros, Ikey, an ajiva, RRC, MGeolE, USP, Osage, rodeos,
Salina, Naga, Gallus, Nico, Darin, Riksm', Adamas, Port-Salut, Abo,
Cajun, a kiss, Islaen, Oct, a serum, Ellis, Umeko, Yasmine, Dal,
Obote, Grogan, a vagary, a tael, Rahr, ILWU, Odey, cargos, a motor,
End, locos, Dow, Tallie, Wie, Nejd, Nahamas, Rheta, Cuyab, Managua,
Naarah, Kanarak, Sofie, Samaria, Blau, Tiran, a goby, Masan, a cutin,
Oneil, Leman, Nabalite, Gilliam, SMB, RSVP, Minabe, Docilla, GATT, a
harp, a diva, Faso, Guyenne, Yacano, IFF, Ilan Adler, egos, Sabah, an
odium, an abp, RNA, Tivoli, Mok, Narcho, Jidda, Gabi, Raamses, Subir,
a clay, Oruro, Blum, a slam, Mahala, Eva, Bonar, Ewold, Eilat, Dotson,
a ledger, Kelis, Israel, Calles, Nanny, WNW, a rapine, Gab, Argades,
Behaim, Rachael, Azar, Adalie, Fredra, Chal, Elma, Ryan, Lover, Ocnus,
Madag, Ruben, Nay, Timaru, Brabant, Sikko, Walt, Seif, Lowell, Edora,
mukade, Malamut, a ballon, Eger, algae, Roger, a hwan, UMT, a farad, a
snow, Ogpu, a jape, Evars, Sabian, Rape, Sorocaba, Nafl, a calm,
Merton, Akel, BASc, Augie, Touber, UCCA, libri, Danae, EEC, Opal, a
dragger, autos, Sato, Oralie, Krems, Emma, Rihana, Xerxes, a nob, a
joy, Amata, Damalus, Rus, a mime, Kirman, a malie, Nanon, Ewer, a
lutanist, Erasmo, Hagen, Esau, Lusty, Obie, fomites, Nidorf, a gar,
Biel, vasa, IAEA, Imalda, Hayti, Dallas, Dahna, VLF, Eran, Nevis,
Silin, a maypop, a tum, a gala, a tsade, RDX, Norbie, Pisa, Idel,
Sadie, Renado, Samp, Cecile, Fox, UAR, Behrens, Egk, Suhail, a kab,
Desta, Evey, whales, a naif, fasces, palala, Haye, Liris, Rudd, a
triga, Jonis, Rost, Mallon, ARCS, an aero, King, a tad, a salol, Ocko,
Obaza, Cressie, Hannah, Collin, Rotarian, Cambay, Katee, FAD, Ray
Allen, Odessa, Ravi, Callot, Sra, Babson, Melos, Nolana, Keeler,
Orella, Mauro, Torino, Elmer, a halm, DPS, a nagor, Fez, LPG, Nikaria,
LCT, Nepean, Erek, Osaka, Volscian, Erycina, Fatshan, a trover, Tillo,
Melas, Alli, Demona, llanos, Nilla, Romanes, Lenny, Rasure, Miho Yabe,
Dalia, Gabaonite, Ramos, Nash, duos, Sommer, Paki, Reba, Lyns, Arkie,
Kotta, Danaus, Saul, Cha, Ikeda, LSD, FNMA, PSC, a faller, rotos,
Caelum, Hsiang, Ada, Goya, Cirenaica, Peery, Talos, Isus, Sybaris,
Brey, a borak, a dime, Nebr, a malee, Fabi, Battat, Sask, Comines,
Olcott, an anaerobe, Ravid, a nef, foemen, Mays, Napoli, Maui, Ler,
Iago, Dallan, Odel, Grus, Na Ming, a grommet, Essy, Mewar, a breva,
caca, Sabba, Naida, kalis, Napa, Screens, a diacid, Emlin, a pun,
Urana, Rima, Bonina, LeMay, Cambon, Kape, Martin', Kiki, Niu, Tildy,
Obed, Nilote, NEbn, a gerefa, Red, Irby, Enos, sabalos, Rubi, Latimer,
Adim, Lavona, Remmer, Maidie, HUAC, a mamma, Gaye, Naji, Ruyle,
Baraboo, Barret, Avi, Valley, Rockel, Sissy, Lauri, Maria, Danny,
Luana, Hui, Barr, a cons, an aider, Alcott, a comer, Pusan, UNRRA,
Baxy, Lacaille, crevalle, Ramiah, a balk, Ettie, minimi, Ricca,
Nobell, oracles, Sokul, Eidson, a pam, a mus, Kamin, a hokku, Rufe,
QED, Bazar, Mita, noddi, Ladin, Assassin, Pike, Arette, Yapur, Henty,
ovoli, Kam, Sinaloa, Gagnon, a mary, BSEM, Aeria, Gahl, a rocaille,
Nipha, Danite, Lemass, Orsk, Aoede, MEA, Girtin, an eel, Ednas, a
barabara, MSAE, NNP, T-men, Wafd, Dothan, OCTU, Harim, Lapotin, EbS,
Okinawa, Wat, a ware, Jadd, Unger, Rinaldo, Jell-O, Cinyras, Oradea,
Melun, Ozan, Elgan, ilia, Ratha, Iambe, Npt, ARC, Crim, Zins, ulta,
NASA, Aholla, Vyrene, vaadim, an orb, a fare, Mateo, Pul, Uzia, Chany,
DCM, Kamet, Samalla, Map, Munafo, Zak, Colbaith, Sadler, EHF, Feldt,
Garrot, Asta, Old, Nally, Whale, Barimah, Salida, Finn, I-go, Cardew,
an adit, a def, a dusk, Caracalla, Caressa, Pam, Machaon, a max, a
tine, Gall, Edny, Chew, Hayse, Wallace, DAE, Seeland, EdS, BAgE,
Prout, Pesaro, Neo, Hattian, a rami, Say, a caramel, a vitta, Rhamnes,
Lorena, Elata, Kazan, Idea, Nubia, Brunelle, Welty, a paua, Masaryk,
Keven, Amp, Faggi, Baal, Lifar, Dumas, a cracknel, Kirkuk, a reis,
Semang, a mora, Frame, Kalahari, Dasha, Pizor, Rafat, Isacco, Romaine,
Guenna, Cas, Settera, Jeff, a rigatoni, Pta, Ertha, Matless, a creep,
a llama, Kailua, Tomi, Socha, Luebke, Ramayana, June, Ganiats, Ochs, a
wahoo, Halle, Derinna, Suslov, Edith, Savaii, Russia, Blatt, a fever,
Bain, Ibo, Pakse, Daedala, Sarum, Gen, a carotin, a jay, Calla, Manny,
LFO, Gone, MGr, Elson, Idolla, Dinard, Nile, Megalesia, Mic, Sara,
Ware, Robbi, Jake, Nana, Gude, Diwali, Kosel, Vivie, Mall, ibises,
Sejanus, Oballa, Dame, Rosette, Sumy, Romaic, Mady, Keily, Kile,
Haller, IMF, Fogel, Bagdad, Astto, Pope, Pasol, Byblis, a bayamo,
Otti, Occam, Usanis, a hyp, Pepito, ROT, Necho, Dash, Tamasine, Pal, a
codex, Utahan, Izanami, Vasya, Sale, Riane, Stock, Aosta, Garamas,
Malay, Nador, a lug, Omri, Bakst, Raseta, Dem, Rora, Rome, Borges,
Ilione, Genie, SOS, Roche, Patt, Garrik, Sarette, Tatum, a vac, a
wart, Solana, Ken, oidia, Lina, RADA, Vary, Soche, Yonah, Paver, TBS,
Ori, Macri, Carena, Elgar, a sonny, Waf, Izak, Letti, Wil, Latoye,
Ball, Edessa, pairs, a possy, Haemon, a nose, Majorca, Man, a titre,
Beghard, ENE, Malaga, Lazar, Brentt, USIA, Bastrop, San, Oribel,
Livesay, Seckel, a tarp, a puree, Bak, Nippur, Ysabel, a corn, Umea,
Foy, Obad, Arbela, Dace, Fanni, Zella, Volos, a rigadoon, Sais,
Odette, Romania, Leora, Codel, Othe, Jawara, Tut, Bela, Pasia,
Lavater, Omora, Tamer, a tabor, Canaan, a bahut, UHF, Luwana, Ilona,
Nupe, Ronsard, a minor, a camaca, Leor, Empson, Kassi, Rocker,
Demeter, Emmy, Gaon, a morro, Otero, Disini, Morphy, a xis, Alogi,
Rafael, a reffo, Gayla, DDT, Ilsa, Kartis, a ladanum, Dorcy, Caspar,
Caresse, IGY, Dante, JHVH, Yen, Ellerey, Malley, Ivett, Edea,
litanies, Uhde, Erbil, a penicil, a play, a fore, cicale, Macapa,
Cattan, an amole, Callida, Min, Raglan, a coss, an amora, Call, a
hailer, Odom, Oph, a retail, Ilyssa, Yand, a drawl, Yam, Adalia,
Hanan, Reiko, Maiga, Dercy, RDTE, ideta, Lamar, Apsaras, Alage, a
demy, a jube, Zaria, FTC, a bason, Ivy, Leler, Iole, cecca, Lilyan,
Lozano, Mafia, Karol, YMHA, Okayama, Hamm, a nonet, Sabra, Bebel,
Pavo, Neve, Isaiah, Glynas, Egerton, Imroz, a radio, nomas, Bomke,
LCD, USPO, Hugo, Ledeen, Elboa, Ranitta, Petit, a radar, Batia,
Waller, Raffles, a rum, a tow, Izabel, Uda, Linker, Ed Harris, Arella,
Bari, Myke, Packer, a jin, a luffa, Rwy, bokos, Sura, a cnida, ASTM,
SbW, OLG, Gonave, Stagg, Elva, Harri, BAA, Meath, Custer, a grammar,
Dari, Algar, Ellette, Grubrus, Akela, Magena, Fayme, Joo, Yee, a dap,
Garry, Tell, Evalyn, Ladue, Fallon, Kariba, Jaffa, casus, Songka,
Lukash, Judi, Kneller, Ritz, enties, Watanabe, Loria, CAT, a myrtle,
Bamako, Birk, an okra, Gahanna, Issy, Ellary, a fane, Kaule, Romina,
Hocker, Ragen, a balas, Ruffi, LCF, Ald, Levana, Mehala, Sisak, Cohla,
Colas, Sierra, Efik, Cinerama, Ledda, Paten, Noble, KRP, an agio, Mah,
Takao, Garm, BSLM, a lice, Claire, Saretta, Yaker, a moke, Buhler,
Rattan, Yate, Noma, Ravana, Rama, Balas, Aramaic, Artima, Leboff,
Arce, BAEd, Raynah, Tebet, Tobago, Hammel, Kone, Kask, castelli,
Melita, Lovash, Tabor, Eudora, Maputo, Yorker, Egor, Body, Cremer,
BSSA, Jaeger, a baryta, Saidee, Babs, Sup, pools, Oria, Sark, a bazoo,
Bald, Ediva, Dallin, Amato, BAg, Nasho, Kahn, a ratal, sata, a mute,
Tessi, Tamarah, maremme, Haimes, a bene, Drud, AIME, Fri, Dave, Gaea,
Cinelli, Mach, Uella, Innis, Idette, Janeta, Benia, Ralf, Fowler,
Vahe, Imbros, a nett, a baetyl, Coro, Ynez, a mutt, a mun, Ivanna,
Jory, taros, Omor, Raven, Isac, Enyo, Lamb, arses, Megaera, Nap,
Silas, Itys, Simmel, For, Rucker, Uziel, Cunaxa, Zadar, Goebel, Lecce,
Bezaleel, a hakea, Waco, Valeda, Mary, Lew, OPEC, Beare, a te-hee,
Silenus, Mason, Rosol, a rock-eel, Gargan, a pie, cargoes, a paean,
Evin, Fisk, Lejeune, Vanna, Drugi, Urban, Sonora, Bragg, a sanies, a
carapace, DCL, a tazza, Jaala, Brakpan, Sayles, I-spy, Galway, Alo,
Renan, a yes, a papa, Tasm, Rawdin, a maser, Allan, Alaska, yadim, a
kalema, Hebbe, Raama, Japan, Agamede, BPE, Radie, Nox, a robalo, TVA,
Disko, Madaras, Nafis, Samara, nugae, Arcata, Valera, Keats, Etra,
Wedgie, Wall, Attah, Atalaya, Latia, V-Day, Deery, Bulgar, Barents,
Regen, Ramin, Neda, Gilead, Nagey, Alkoran, Negros, Nelli, Balaam, a
jade, a begar, Auge, Letta, Tace, Datnow, an alba, FPC, Faria, Faur,
Uele, Epp, a cerat, a litas, Oryol, Egon, Salba, Nari, Shanna,
Susanne, Kelci, Sauk, Okemah, Sam, Ypres, Algona, Teach, Tomasine,
Dyan, a lory, Grail, BSCP, Baez, a gator, Epner, OSlav, Renell,
I-beam, Mame, Capsian, Serkin, Tisza, Iddo, Parber, Ecevit, Agenais,
an edema, Gemara, Dax, Erma, a lasagne, Parent, Tibur, Cenac, Siva,
Sorata, Nika, Somni, Erena, Legge, Yakut, a dory, Gath, guanayes,
Lahey, a din, Rett, Salado, Tav, Ivey, MMetE, Dagnah, a pus, Serpasil,
Lira, Tinya, Blake, Madero, Halfon, a gaffe, Soll, Lesser, Tropaean, a
telfer, Adda, Lotte, Paul, Cabot, Sami, Khania, Rior, Elder, dogs, a
pataca, DNA, Traweek, a radiov, Nonah, Tyson, a lagena, ODT, Rubel,
Bostow, Sari, Hassi, hols, Oken, arcae, Kootenay, Dhar, Wohlen, Rocco,
Ramsden, a goo, Gabe, Jaco, lares, Sumner, Glad, JSD, Ewe, Silesia,
Lebaron, Ing, Isaac, Oval, Iberia, Zales, eide, Noella, Dives, a
valet, Rabi, Mure, Gawain, Niven, Ruth, Celik, OAO, Nixon, Ellen,
Hedda, ELAS, Isolt, a mako, Manasseh, Tada, Jessi, Lemoore, deda,
Syck, Bacis, a barolo, Craik, Circe, Raetic, Ultun, Karole, DBO, Fall,
Orren, a lido, a debe, Zoha, Papua, Yaron, Yahata, LaBaw, a warm,
Eads, Usk, MSIE, Renata, Danella, Moll, a hash, Cassey, Witter,
Bilhah, Nims, Bates, Sosna, mottos, a mahseer, Calen, a page, Eug, a
karat, Isaak, cace, Plovdiv, Ray J, Ramsay, Alper, Damali, Vacuva,
Case, Eleen, a weka, Tremayne, Edva, Patiala, Casals, Bray, game laws,
a kine, Lowe, Nida, Narva, Laure, Pelles, Oralee, Neh, Saros, a
vavasory, Grof, SMA, Zora, Fasto, Brahmin, Ragg, OFr, Epiph, a luff,
AAUW, Glimp, Wan, a trapan, a brocatel, Banna, Mylo, a bite, Olpe, a
testa, Joli, Domino, Egede, Rann, Alb, Basel, pants, Amann, Azores, a
jive, Nod, Lidah, tragi, Bokhara, Zena, Lau, a taluk, Melan, Noll,
AAgr, Hobson, Nampa, cates, Punak, Cooper, a tales, IGFET, Akita,
Balf, Nevil, Coe, Lydda, Warrin, a terce, Carbrey, Ehr, Obeng, Isth,
Cerberus, Araxes, Susana, Grefe, Elko, Su-chou, Hull, a rason, Layne,
Kant, EAM, Arcadic, Upolu, penates, Sabsay, a sibyl, a gaff, Latta,
Baalim, a cord, Naseby, Gallup, Gelanor, rabatos, a raster, Brom,
Alcaic, Pacifica, Palla, Wagon, a lee, Shane, Enki, Jataka, Sully,
L'Otage, ballate, March, Nunes, Lebrun, Kalin, USIS, Susy, Tamarra,
Pau, Bascio, Zosema, Treharne, Macc, Cor, Ezaria, Massenet, Albarran,
Ama, Gae, Catania, Rafaela, Etam, LLB, Ila, NRAB, a tax, Namtar, a
mode, robalos, Ylla, Geraud, Bass, Odra, Tate, Nilson, Exc, Dwain,
Norford, Epsom, a rapture, EMet, a manic, ramta, Neila, Zorn, Irene
Ng, Aggri, Vite, Irita, Lapp, Alkmaar, Paolo, lights, Eda, God, IDP,
Pilar, Rank, a rayah, Komi, Velma, Idaea, SBIC, Ludly, Donall, a boko,
Puck, Corfam, a farl, GBE, dorados, a nip, epitra, Padriac, a reen,
Evania, Jit, Rettig, Ribera, Secor, Ibson, a colin, a kal, Ezek, Roye,
Ignatz, Zadoc, Mo-tze, Josy, a saki, Snow, Redon, a diagram, Siward,
Encina, Pare, Merkle, Dragon, a fay, a gene, Mace, Basham, Davon, a
nies, Suharto, Cosme, LCL, Aesop, Caird, NALGO, Tait, Sirkin, Nebo,
Medan, arbota, Pawsner, a pars, Salish, Atalie, Damas, Sean, Elrod,
Rafaello, Iva, Dubois, Sercq, Toy, a kaki, Deems, Espy, Hime, Kain, a
vegan, a rel, Ahwaz, Tumaco, Calapan, Ainu, Jea, Gothar, a fennel,
Oswal, Falla, Paros, Selassie, Welsh, Wait, Nestor, Ade, Baroja, Mala,
Gabbi, Janus, Mahler, Radom, Zoug, Nikki, rags, Dyak, KKt, Rodin,
Nels, Cdoba, Gray, a brume, Dayle, Bailar, Tamra, Drava, Naoma, Steps,
a vita, loli, Hite, Neville, Kid, Otila, Darra, Edom, Len, Ajanta,
Pepe, Tanaka, Baku, an acid, Ferro, Tob, Oliva, Fast, Gama, Erbes,
Lenna, Erde, Greville, Marve, Nigel, Beka, Margaretta, Rafa, Argyres,
a malaria, Jeane, Galen, Ilion, a bruin, Ober, Dr. Drew, Erbe,
Bikales, Rusell, Exile, Danelle, Kellia, Fax, a jak, Coray, a dotage,
pix, Elam, Isle, ONF, finales, Chao, nemos, Narayan, Ivo, Kokaras,
Mister, Tanner, Birt, Sarad, Ive, Niagara, Dib, Triad, Salamone,
Vassar, Bauru, Galla, Baese, Yamis, Alem, Mikan, obli, Granada, Marv,
a goad, a drawee, Latif, a bus, an ossa, Mittel, a fps, a garotte,
Babara, Zomba, Mavra, Layla, Dmitri, a palet, Iglau, Dale, Duwe,
Hamal, a tergum, Obellia, Tami, Tiga, Mayo, Lock, Love, Nereen, Olin,
a raught, Dene, Resor, Tindal, Galang, Isabel, a kaiser, Tanagra,
gases, Arctic, Erle, a bap, Mettah, Canon, Nepalese, Ops, a watap,
Sassan, a kas, Oka, Klecka, Miksen, a zebra, bagnios, Salter, Issie,
Helbon, a tela, Matina, Riss, Ultor, Pang, Gader, Hebron, a matter,
Bonis, a caf, Eccl, True, Isaacs, Arber, a glyc, a der, Domini,
Romain, otters, Boy, a straw, Sur, Kate, Maron, Aella, Vassell, Ewen,
Isa, Ynan, a lace, Emera, Lemmy, Masury, Catima, Dart, Tumer, Odo,
Havana, Lulea, Pupin, Iturbi, Dun, Robin, OSP, Ranna, MNA, Tatia,
Gael, Retha, edemata, Mosel, Biskra, Paxon, Nell, Hakan, Ramses,
Sarena, Ede, Dolan, Arron, a roke, Dawes, a banana, Edita, Mokas,
Sera, Mycah, a dekagram, a toro, Card, Nassau, lappilli, Faro, bags,
Serrell, Ott, Sublett, a bake, Zorana, Orsay, a mean, Neper, Dnieper,
Car, Otello, Helice, Daneen, a jill, UPI, Tagalog, Nogales, Ems,
Tucum, Nea, bemata, Rumania, Flori, Toh, Maggi, Patsis, Sabatini,
Naor, a sector, a taps, Evan, a banner, Klug, Ovida, Tambora, Caaba,
Barra, togas, a sunn, a pawl, Mme, JCB, Bord, NUL, Fanny, Spoor,
Daniele, Begin, Ife, LeCroy, Amri, Emp, Mulki, Babits, Riki, Kitasato,
Lepaya, Hamon, Osmo, Tybi, RuPaul, Lapham, Udela, Estelle, Kayle,
Kalbli, Maher, Duax, MDES, Senate, Ivis, Surt, a produce, Naval,
caveae, Lagasse, Navada, Euler, Tacita, Nanni, Lanna, Tegan, a mali,
Artacia, Somali, a wastage, Buri, Bahner, Ogg, a rcpt, pala, Zirkle,
Yacov, a haik, Kabul, Patten, Sassari, Dasteel, Faydra, cippi, Rivi,
DAB, Eolic, Carboni, Dorobo, Mahadeva, Massorah, Serb, Master P, Alas,
an afar, Godden, a ratton, a bird, a goi, BAcc, NSRB, an axe,
Karelian, a guns, Astra, Danna, Ela, Lussier, Kodiak, Kohen, YWHA,
Leela, Jakob, Obel, Iggy, Mali, a fade-in, Opis, UNESCO, Daman,
Exmoor, Crow, SEbS, Ita, Tirana, Cnidia, Ras, a vidette, socks, a
satire, Valletta, Cauca, Vaas, Gamma, Nanete, Duster, a minah,
Tarabar, a nonage, Kala, Cameo, Hale, Zilla, Calva, Klein, a data,
Knies, Adana, Gennifer, a gadid, a memo, Dafna, Coco, Caniff, a rap,
Saw, Alsatia, Bayam, a leud, a cam, Cimon, Juba, Tania, Plate, PRA,
Tratner, Radha, TPN, Igerne, Vigor, Ice T, a kehillah, Tocci, Pitt,
Indio, Dagall, Edrock, USM, OTC, FSH, a clamp, Agama, Erda, Cullen,
Nadler, Redleg, Oveta, Col, Levona, IFS, a laster, a carol, Waltner, a
patella, Warp, Endres, Sayer, Freyah, Tades, Eriha, Lassie, Lema,
Harappa, naoi, a gnawer, Gasser, Etti, Kajar, Ammon, Aum, Eire, Kelcy,
Calama, Jodi, Luk, Napier, Devinna, Nagel, Cami, Lam, Ladew, a keet,
Salop, a dop, a sec, Ulda, Fatah, Kaffir, Garald, Ames, a loci, Bme,
Gassendi, Pasay, notes, Runkel, Ibsen, Inez, a zamia, Hen, oodles,
Sybille, Janine, Seyler, Oakie, Luzader, Frum, Dorisa, Mollee, Roi,
Gabie, Casta, EDP, Talia, Jaffe, Nil, Exod, a mon, Caton, Orpha,
Lanett, a laurel, a hide, Vey, a fanner, Torras, Siple, Wend, Riba,
Ivonne, Sheol, a vale, Papst, Tiffa, Kaya, Heller, Radke, Elara,
Halakah, Czur, Cale, a cimaise, babas, Reeba, Miho Kanno, Lahoma,
Laue, Albi, Botti, Bahamian, Natale, guttae, Pana, McLain, Olnay, a
lambda, Bojer, a panada, Gazo, Reg, Dubbo, YMCA, Lilas, Eirena, Nanji,
Renita, Kovar, BAU, Asel, Gean, a mahua, Bildad, Dahl, a garoter,
pajamas, a pee, Safi, Noga Alon, exla, Callao, Dales, Delos, Tejo,
Kimmy, Abe, Foot, tatamis, sensa, Katina, Loar, Pali, Grevera, Harts,
a naive, Damia, Tala, Nadia, Zavala, Valaree, Farrah, Slim, a jato,
Ravel, a bag, an opa, Capua, a tract, Sudanese, Elmira, Tit, Cuero,
Oberon, Atli, Wallis, a ria, Tralles, SACEUR, Petty, famuli, Fay,
Enalda, Nye, Romeo, Marven, EGO, Leta, Obeded, Nisbet, a fast, Templa,
NAACP, Sidra, Icel, Bramante, Nanook, Coralye, Woll, Embla, Nasia,
Culm, odea, Tiler, Adala, Baffin, Samala, Mari, Mazur, PMG, Smiga,
Rania, Cleva, Perret, Nanette, Bora, Fakieh, SAmer, Teide, Remy,
Nitin, Kassa, Romanies, a calif, a pool, a sari, a soma, Lamus, Raab,
Musset, Nandor, Palua, Happ, an amurca, Samal, a kail, Seumas, Niter,
Danas, Kulla, Pocatello, Motu, Pacorro, costae, Herat, Telugu, Nelia,
Taif, Fein, Namen, a wade, Voiotia, Seow, a nut, Sanfo, Ley, bottegas,
Bobette, ninnies, Sabbat, Samira, Kyra, tattoos, a nit, Sugar, Calmas,
a flake, Deerdre, Brahui, Bisset, Episc, Karon, Elaine, Drago, Reneta,
Portage, Dario, Maeve, Warram, Dacko, Ruhl, Lakemore, Jana, Elsinore,
Vidda, Mler, Obe, Gulag, a fan, Isidor, Fates, Eri, Depew, Ortiz, a
passel, Emery, Gates, Alodi, NAB, Alsace, Topaze, Mohn, Nessy, a
romero, Tay, Latini, manes, Levitan, Ammann, Urbain, a velamen, ICAO,
Alabamian, a side, Evang, a sego, Millar, Oleta, Plato, tails, Elijah,
a neep, a sial, Lima, Ravo, Gona, Kolima, D-day, Rubio, Drew, Lubin,
Nuzzi, FAS, MBE, Darbee, Purana, Bajan, a lamia, Romanus, a jetsam, an
anise, Lassalle, Vona, Cinna, Massa, Tojo, Tessin, a boy, a renga,
Mnemon, an orca, Dana, Isma, Hedy, Holt, a tph, Saleme, Massena, Jena,
Kerin, a col, Lebna, a jota, Vonni, Giefer, Alban, Aidin, Urial, Fari,
Kuban, Osrock, Naraka, Selenga, Pas, Waylen, Urbannal, an elm, Ahron,
Duse, creeps, Lev, Dayna, Malar, Zane, Elianora, Natalya, Cloots, a
teff, a hamal, Carey, Emmi, Lasser, Eimile, Davey, a takin, Arges, a
can, a vela, Kata, DOB, a lay, a gauge, a trid, Eph, Sab, a catalo,
cauli, codette, Rollo, Faires, Yakima, Onder, Beane, Macey, Baco,
Domel, an anode, Madi, LACW, Acalia, Saks, Camp, Paske, Emme, Hamid, a
verve, Froma, Malina, MHA, Cima, a care, Tapes, Sokoto, paratroops, a
giron, a waf, Fugate, MSBC, FFA, Ecua, Hamed, Merla, Jany, Errecart,
an obs, ILO, T-man, a tarok, a por, Page, Maxi, a puddle, Waaf, IFC,
incra, Pudsey, Elery, Elea, Kimmi, Brut, Rao, Romanov, Eddra, BAM,
CBE, Imamite, Pozna, CAA, Tera, a masc, Brent, Rugen, Iapyx, a lagune,
Maas, Nis, Ozark, Kari, Albee, Gaut, Seton, CAF, Morra, Zippel, a
sapor, Dael, Leslee, kadis, Aqaba, Bekah, Posner, Hamlani, Monahan,
Bill, Rivalee, phalli, Zetana, Titania, Gaza, Kip, Epis, USS, Neona,
Rycca, Riddle, Gale, Gehenna, Ilka, Pogany, Loja, Serov, Coy, Wrekin,
Ednie, Wymore, Jebb, a rcvr, ICs, Caron, Eleatic, Ultan, Rebekah,
Saki, a paynim, Oder, Camus, a have, ECG, a yamen, Neibart, Celin,
Nolita, Rodd, Cerallua, Pini, miri, Clio, Paik, a wey, Dayan, romans,
a year, Cameron, Leaf, foots, Istrian, a noma, Letitia, Hanni, Meli,
Otelia, Pall, a galet, Tiphani, Bren, Urbanna, Ignace, PABA, Wanonah,
Shafer, Tana, Tim, Ronda, Neman, Iain, Lysippe, Press, a gallet,
Tiloine, Guesde, Elga, Maxy, ECU, Ola, Suzanne, Wiak, a sasin, a tam,
Endo, Eldo, Iloilo, Faxan, a nipa, Lanie, Zama, Trew, a taw, Ronny,
Verada, Evoy, Msgr, Faith, Saville, Vorlage, Trout, FGSA, Gamal,
Einar, Timor, Paran, Kateri, Olds, Mino, Dobb, Albany, Ready, Laredo,
Cara, Magnien, Roley, Bedad, ILP, CBD, Nevada, Valer, a fracas,
Biddle, Maera, Taxila, CATV, Pekin, an iter, Capps, a nene, Emyle,
ciceros, Arran, Rebel, Byran, Rufena, Jaddo, Cotton, a dado, Dara,
Gniezno, battels, a heel, Dahle, Ireton, an arvo, Saar, Rubbra, wakas,
Siloa, Ilse, Devy, Gaelic, Odele, Tattan, Amie, Hanafee, Ranie, Patsy,
Cave, Roxy, Lopes, Urania, Menis, Iver, an atlas, a bairn, Ira, Ozona,
Ickes, a ham, Amado, Rida, Canossa, Wilno, CPI, Lauro, Thad, Divali,
Maker, a bro, Faial, a dau, a drongo, Gambi, Bremer, Pol, Ietta, Kath,
Cilix, Ornie, BOT, UPWA, Haff, Rosanne, ZAPU, Hahn, a thana, Tema,
Iasus, Sisera, Emlen, Oilla, a patsy, Sedlik, Soraya, Bast, unta,
Gari, Mima, Esdras, an aet, Na-Dene, Dray, Bonnell, OPA, Mobutu,
Tabbi, Bali, Groete, Mal, Yser, Pip, Tab, Adaminah, Tena, Verena,
Wiatt, Roraima, Jobie, Calah, Tadema, Lazor, Bur, Cana, Roma, Lupe,
Gbari, Lae, Tomasina, Joe, Yaya, Jori, Tadeo, Lise, Braca, Lab,
Malaysia, Deane, Tacye, Laden, Idola, taws, Masora, MTh, Gilboa, Elna,
Bohea, Mychal, Bikaner, Pen, UNIDO, Gleda, Collie, Thanh, Simran,
Ness, Marys, Saxon, Keele, Margi, Teruel, Ossy, Estes, Rodez, Alberti,
Mayda, Crater, Balarama, Rimas, Roanna, Carie, Hadik, Airy, Gabun,
Idell, Imajin, Rebba, Hakim, a date, Basilio, Lopez, a manana,
Vidalia, Vanier, AID, Detta, Pan, Avron, Aila, VIP, Behar, Beard,
Exeter, Ate, Rebeka, Cahn, a tale, Bisbee, Baul, Utta, Lali, Valenta,
Cuyp, Muraida, Luth, Torbay, a fuddle, Wyly, Lena, Xeres, Albanese,
Cerf, Fisken, a jot, a rps, NBS, Rhaetia, Nadabb, Iden, Electra,
Bohner, AAeE, Calder, a jog, Erinna, Ulm, Amarette, Farra, Mial,
Noelyn, a ratel, Orabelle, BTE, Bork, Irme, Talie, Loy, Kotz, Rahm,
Honan, a pay, Buraq, Seena, Loyde, Gaven, Ajit, tenla, Gujarat,
Romanizer, BSM, Rosen, Etka, ETV, Ena, Molossus, Sally, Diu, Cort,
Sakta, Ban, Elblag, MAA, Guyana, Ido, Homere, Reynard, a mane, Lane,
Papke, Reigate, Balbo, Darelle, Marela, weeds, Eddi, STD, NUWW, eila,
Needles, Sissie, Gyor, Tama, Togo, braces, Yvette, Nuli, Vivl, Lide
Li, Venetia, Tailor, Paola, Helban, Evette, Nadabas, a catnap, Avo,
Popele, Siesser, Tatius, Guy, Kasey, Ortles, Sikes, Salomi, Romy, a
hall, Eduard, USNA, Malcom, Winni, Jasik, a medic, Ule, a lulab, Eck,
Colan, a gemini, Loma, Vedder, Flagg, Alben, Audette, Nela, a babul,
Carew, a panne, Hardy, Harelda, Law, a serai, Moby, Rori, Deidre,
Gytle, Ferd, a cave, Dott, Alfreda, Laws, Nelie, NbE, Zeta, Haze,
Galax, a ratan, lomta, Mareah, Suu, Yeo, Fedak, Sukey, a cone, Romulo,
Taimi, Tarra, Mena, Tamis, Somme, Fredi, a racer, a vajra, Mallet, an
apanage, Kans, Samhain, Argyra, Cagle, Babb, Lhasa, Mania, Maffa,
Catt, a lpW, aspiratae, Kassem, a cig, a manille, Tapley, AAE, LOOM, a
daemon, Garv, Shara, Ozen, Argile, Karb, Edgar, petits, a baff, Arak,
Nisen, Avra, a sere, Claus, a caresser, Peraea, Vonny, Gish, a vertu,
Figone, Jesse, Fania, Parette, Geri, Sadira, Jade, Hallel, Evanne,
Hase, Rumery, an all, Erech, Torto, Cass, a rgen, Ilesha, Hebner, a
kolo, Pharos, a meet, an amatol, Babur, Daren, Yarmuk, Zoila, Kenay,
Cory, Tabb, Orten, a manner, Blaire, an assam, a calef, Fiesole,
Mallory, a patter, Everes, a rate, Pell, Ezzo, lees, MSc, Syene,
Efram, Dacey, a mtge, Raimes, an aside, Vlor, East, Olnee, Tass, Ole,
Dysart, Cabell, Marti, Verona, Eisen, a riptide, Mss, Varion, Elnora,
a peek, a sook, Nathalie, Leah, Smart, a zed, Nemery, Tol, Lilo, GNP,
Admete, a knap, a jacal, Regain, OSF, Spar, Alamanni, Voe, Osugi,
Born, Uranie, Vaasa, Ynes, Iola, Tito, DMZ, Tolkan, Nanci, Devan, a
groma, cnidae, Macur, TBO, Hakeem, Sax, a pastel, Bigelow, Estis,
LittM, a wag, a git, Seed, Narda, a vast, lassos, Suki, BDes, Remsen,
AET, Roman, a siper, Bilbao, Moor, Ker, a hart, Sacha, Ofori, Gareri,
Haggi, Bodi, Fred, Alba, Lello, BCerE, Billat, Sevan, Evans, Susa,
Oler, Yin, Emmet, Neva, Cceres, Semela, Derian, Artimas, Rumor, Pete,
Gyatt, Unit, Irl, Avram, Hebe, LaMori, Harar, Boiney, Trever, KCB,
CST, Tuttle, Mayes, RAdm, USA, Rey, Cathar, Obediah, Kenner, a ways,
Elik, Salamis, a tsk, Cocks, a haar, Maier, Flam, a recall, Ensoll, a
gnash, TEL, Lith, Gilberte, Medea, Jas, Sylas, Eileen, IRO, Telloh,
Ravenna, Ide, Limnaea, Bassano, Javed, Ami, Gorsedd, ETO, Gullah,
tracks, a manas, USTC, a padeye, Gobbi, bds, Eudo, Kahle, a join,
Adaliah, Pena, Orv, Izard, Nissa, Maretta, Han, Alfy, Guaira, Savior,
Lael, a deriv, Inigo, Laine, Cicero, limbi, Genet, Kenaz, Turki,
Lombok, a toom, an emu, Litt, Ody, Akh, Coffee, Reed, Lucey, Bloch,
Tierza, Haddon, a tool, a gate, Jabe, RMC, Seen, Eric, nunneries, AEd,
Limenia, Celt, Tara Moss, Urd, lamellae, Barde, Dinin, a gapes, Ioab,
Neri, MAeroE, Benin, a cayenne, Noe, Damanhur, Bob, Milan, Evelinn,
Ennis, a roti, Munt, Tenner, Wrens, Sorcim, a darg, Magnus, Lovel,
Arblay, OIcel, an adz, a yid, Newsom, Ed Gale, Phar, Harahan, a
kleagle, Hailee, Kreiner, GCT, Creek, a fall, a madras, Selig,
Arawakan, Lovett, Elsa, Melesa, Nairobi, a caramba, Laroy, a mast,
Tavia, AAAS, Mokpo, Bucks, Erie, Karee, Janelle, MUP, Mallia, Sirach,
Avonne, Samarra, BSP, a cade, Zeeba, Essex, Ina, Cid, LRBM, a jasey,
ESP, Margalo, Marie, Kenny, Laina, Jelle, Bish, CBEL, YPSCE, Sage,
Veda, Erna, Itagaki, Myrle, Veradi, Brenner, Basilan, Indic, a repast,
Sims, Sammy, Krebs, OAS, Lutero, Tadio, Renie, Held, Dilly, Kara, a
gemmed, an anaemia, Jere, Como, Hesse, Brew, a saliva, Stew, an acc,
Edveh, Cassy, Leanne, DPN, Quill, Cart, Natala, Josi, Mayer, TTS, a
kloof, a terra, GMT, Steve, Thor, Greer, Flore, Jenner, Uta, Leda,
Vanny, Lippi, Hill, Eudoca, Porte, Maure, Messiah, Glynnis, Iow, a
rasa, Borras, umbrae, BEd, a hap, a zamarra, Homovec, Stella, Bay,
admen, Renelle, Hitt, Olen, a joe, Fromm, Stelu, Pack, a well,
Loralee, Kazue, Jolo, bolas, Adlai, Bibl, Lesh, Nisse, Hijra, MOI,
Pravit, Lucania, Kareem, an atm, BSAgE, Dobbins, a room, a top, a
canula, Floro, Hayes, Murage, BFA, a haemin, a nat, a qaid, Little,
Kit, Topeka, Elbe, Heida, Etna, Rude, Lisa, Telfore, Hax, a mob,
Alcazar, a barre, Penney, a mark, a canikin, Amador, Beera, REME,
Suomi, Jago, GCI, Clein, a tannage, camerae, Korah, Cronia, Grieg,
Giselle, Hag, a ray, Arta, Malanie, Henry, Bharat, Fahy, a wrong,
Noyes, Pilsner, Hauge, Penny, Whall, a smut, Cerys, Leary, Croce,
Siamese, Neisse, Tracee, Docila, Gunas, a cult, Lebanon, a fath,
Cannock, Ronen, Elianore, Regazzi, Vinna, Melamed, Natalee, Nydia,
Milli, Willett, Lucio, Zwolle, Froh, Costen, Gardas, Allene, works, a
capa, Yezd, a native, Linis, Sorb, Barcot, a daze, Bajaj, Riess, a
taenia, Webb, a senor, Daphna, Madelle, Danika, Edo, Hoyle, Hrolf, a
nave, Kelsi, an arg, Kado, Ltd, Newhall, a watt, a maremma, Haase,
Weir, Brenk, Cuba, Sirena, Kaylil, Alaine, Maluku, Mott, Alpena, Lyda,
Mrida, Erik, Cortez, a mannan, Arela, Grae, Wace, Sawyor, lignes,
Kreda, Tevere, Maag, a jabot, Moya, Mayotte, bullae, birri, Palos,
Roee, Vte, Soo, Hawkeye, Keane, Cymbre, Kafre, Kaaba, Karelia, Zenia,
JCS, Gard, Eleia, Brote, Lacey, May, Virnelli, Meer, Tiv, Ona, Wilsey,
a nabob, a cay, Daladier, a rat-tat, Samain, a leman, a gaz, Tempa,
Janna, Malik, aecia, Midi, Riva, Dich, Sitka, Onyx, Elyot, a sax,
etyma, Errol, Freed, a gid, Nefen, Illyes, Sampo, BVM, Bayle, GCF,
Dee, Khano, Newport, Tobol, Fables, Orit, Mela, Matapan, a canon, Inf,
Firbolg, a naut, an abaca, limli, ScB, Alger, Prut, Lukas, Free,
Phaih, Six, a tamara, Haag, a sabre, Harte, Medor, Berosus, a depeter,
a tell, a saw, OWI, Hind, a canaller, Talara, Mig, Gers, a rappee,
Janet, See, Gregoire, a tenaim, Mackay, a kapok, a stole, Bible, Mid,
Nornis, a batwoman, a gip, a trf, a toll, a basti, Woo, Hayne, Diane,
Dielle, Geist, Suanne, Jari, MPL, a pane, lobi, Dolf, EAA, Clarey, a
soar, a matzo, Baily, Xenia, Kesia, Laon, Anatole, MacLay, Deron,
Eleanore, GOP, Feune, Beds, Edda, Yael, Ararat, Seve, ERP, MALS,
Robaina, Morgana Rae, Crewe, Harrod, a poort, AIC, Rech, Alika,
Tirolese, Erny, Bores, Ronna, Viren, Artema, Damales, Kama, Jaal,
Lerna, Doe, Macassar, Tamas, rms, a relaxin, a song, Anatol, a poll, a
wall, Ewens, aortae, Geth, calili, Dominic, Cupid, Nick, a darer, a
fade, Meter, a gramme, Madlen, a lobo, Comus, a part, a safe, Barbi,
Liz, Maia, GPO, Ric, Slovenia, MoraY, a romaine, Volsci, ROP,
Gaia, Mzi, Libra, BEF, a satrap, a sumo, COBOL, an eld, a mem,
Margarete, Med, a farer, a dak, Cindi, Puccini, modili, Lach, Tegea,
Troas, Newell, a wallop, a lot, Anagnos, a nix, Aleras, Mrs, a
matrass, a cameo, Dan, Rella, a jam, Aksel, a madame, Tran, Erivan,
Norse, Robyn, Reese, Lorita, Kilah, cerci, a troop, a dorr, a hewer,
Cear, an agromania, Bors, Lamp, Reeve, Star, a rale, a yad, Desde,
Benue, FPO, Gerona, Elenore, Dyal, Camelot, an anoa, Laise, Kaine,
Xylia, Boz, tamaraos, Ayer, a lca, AEF, Lodi, Bolen, a palp, Mira,
Jenn, Aust, Siegel, Leiden, Aiden, Yahoo, wits, a ballot, a frt, a
pig, an amowt, a basin, Rondi, Mel, bibelots, a kop, a kayak, Cammi,
an etaerio, Gerge, Esten, a jeep, paras, Reggi, Mara, Latrell, an
acad, Nihi, WOW!, a sallet, a rete, Pedasus, Orebro, Demetra, Herb, a
saga, a haram, a taxi, Shiah, Peer, FSA, Kultur, Pregl, ABC, Sil,
Mila, Cabanatuan, a glob, Riff, Ninon, a canap, a tamale, MTI,
Roselba, Flo, Bottrop, Wenonah, Kee, DFC, Gelya, BMV, Bop, Massey,
L-line, Fendig, a deer, Flor, Reamy, Texas, a toy, Lexy, Noak, Tish,
Cida, Viridi, Maice, a kil, a manna, Jap, Metz, Agana, Melania,
Mastat, Tara Reid, a lady, a cabob, an aye, Sliwa, Novi, Tree, Millen,
Rivy, Amye, Caletor, Baiel, Edra, GSC, Jaine, Zailer, Akaba, a kerf, a
kerb, Mycenae, Keyek, Wahoo, Set, Vee, Orsola, Pirri, Beal, Lubet,
Toyama, yom tob, a jaga, a mere, Veta, Derksen, Gilroy, Waseca, Wear,
Galer, an ann, a maze, Trocki, Read, Irma, Dylane, Platto, Mukul, a
menial, a lily, a kane, Risa, Buckner, Brie, Wesa, a hammer, a matt, a
wallah, Wendt, Lod, a kgr, an aisle, Kevan, a flor, Hel, Yoho, Deakin,
Adelle, Damanh, padrones, Abbe, Waine, a tasse, Irja, Jabez, a dato,
Crabb, Rossini, Levit, an adze, Yap, a cask, Rowen, Ellas, a dragnet,
Sochor, Fellow, Zoi, culttelli, Willi, Maidy, Neel, a tandem,
Alemanni, Vizza, Gereron, Ailene, Nork, Connacht, a fanon, a belt,
Lucas, an ugali, Codee, cartes, Sienese, Maise, Corcyra, Elsy,
rectums, Allah, Wynne, Pegu, Ahrens, Lipsey, Ong, Norway, Haftarah,
Byrne, Hein, a lama, Tray, a raga, Helle, Siggeir, Gainor, Charo,
Keare, Macegan, Nataniel, CIC, Gog, a jim, Ouse, Meraree, Brod, a
manikin, a cakra, Mayenne, Perr, a baraza, Clabo, Maxa, Hero, Fleta,
Sile, Durant, Eadie, Heb, Leake, potti, Kelt, Tildi, a qat, an anime,
a haaf, Bega, Rumsey, a horol, Falun, a capot, a moor, a snib,
bodegas, BMT, an ameer, a kain, a cultivar, PIO, Marji, Hess, INH,
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crases, a garg
:yabbse-sad:
that was uncalled for
Completely unimpressive... once you have a word and it's corresponding back-word, you just strategically place them to make it a palendrome.
When it's just random words like that, it's just someone who wasted way to much fucking time.
RACECAR
Michael Mann Directing Tonight, He Comes
According to Variety, Artisan Pictures has set Michael Mann to direct Tonight, He Comes, a drama that was scripted by Vincent Ngo and will be produced by Akiva Goldsman. Filming will start sometime in 2004.
The project is about a tortured superhero who crash-lands in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, and tries to revitalize himself by romancing an alluring housewife -- causing chaos in the city.
"I've always felt it was one of the best unmade scripts," said Goldsman, who'll produce under his Weed Road banner. "Anytime I've spoken to someone in a position of power, I've asked them to buy it."
"The character starts out potent and effective, and when the will to do what he's supposed to do wanes, he finds himself in this existential crisis," added the studio's Richard Saperstein.
Wait, what about Paul Thomas Anderson? That guy fucking rocks!
Wait, what about Paul Thomas Anderson? That guy fucking rocks! :(
My favorite palindrome: Flower! Ew, a werewolf!
M. Night Shyamalan
Terrence Malick
Alexander Payne
how the fuck can this be?!
Some of my favorites have been mentioned- Paul Thomas Anderson, Alexander Payne, the always-controversial Todd Solondz (misanthropy is WAY too unpopular these days!)- but one who I think of as equally promising has not.
TODD HAYNES (http://us.imdb.com/Name?Haynes,+Todd)
I really, really, REALLY think Oliver Stone should be added. There's forums for directors like Darren Aronofsky and Wes Anderson who've made very few movies while Stone has made more than a dozen- and counting. I know there's a question of quality over quantity but I think all of Stone's films are great. The only one I haven't seen of his is Salvador and the only one I didn't care for was U-turn.
Just tell me these aren't GREAT movies:
Platoon
Born On The Fourth Of July
JFK
Nixon
Scarface (was written by him)
Wall Street
The Doors
Talk Radio
Natural Born Killers
Midnight Express (written by him)
Any Given Sunday
and other great other flicks, too.
He really needs to be added, IMO. Just my 2 1/2 cents.
Stone's great but I'm happy that two of my three favourite directors already are on the discussion boards: Wes Anderson and David Fincher. But my absolutely favourite directors has not been added to date: The incredible Peter Jackson.
8) GODARD
:shock: GREENAWAY
:wink: KORINE
O mem sahib, Bart. Rabbi has memo.
And there are too many directors forums already, IMO. It'd just be nice if the discussions in those forums were more active.
*goes off to post*
A lot of you are probably familiar with Alfred Hitchcock - word on the street is that he was good.
Quote from: _fpsI heard about this director named Hitchcock - the word on the street is he was good. Maybe he could get a board...
With only two pages of discussion so far, it ain't happenin':
http://xixax.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=811