see_sherpa

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Lawrence of Arabia

Re:Desert Island
By see_sherpa in Movie Games
"Most definitely The Apartment, because I could watch that one for days upon days and not get ill of it. Plus would be nice, all alone on that island, to see a little intimate human interaction. Second would be A Night at the Opera, for some music and some laughs, plus would be a fun movie to memorize when I get brutally bored. Third one is hard. I love Lawrence of Arabia, and could watch it on round easily, but I'm not sure how seeing all of that sand will affect me. So I guess I'll go with Patton. Lots of things to think about, no romance, and lots of action. That'll work: three movies I love, three different genres, hours of entertainment until I run out of food and completely lose my mind. " [More]

Re:Mad Lib #3: Ominous
By see_sherpa in Movie Games
"32. August 12, 1977 " [More]

Re:Scarred for Life - Most trau ...
By see_sherpa in Filmgaming
"I may be able to come up with something else if I really dug into the depths of my cinememory, but when I heard this topic the first film I thought of was Perfume. I saw this movie a while after it was released in my town's $1.50 theater and my friend and I were the only folks in attendance. Can't say now what I was expecting, what I was looking for in this thing, or even what I thought it was about. But coming out of the theater I was in a horrified daze. The movie was disturbing on a level I could barely grasp and longer than anyone should have to handle. Something about the grungy, empty theater didn't help. What truly saddens me is not so much the frightening dreams I had for the following several weeks (mostly involving being strapped to a chair and having to choose between treated like a character in Saw and having to watch this film again, ususally ending in my having to do both) is the distaste I now automatically have for Alan Rickman and Dustin Hoffman. These are b ... " [More]