I recieved Shrek the Halls R2 UK today
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Hmmm.... I remember Johnny Depp playing guitar dressed as a poof, but I cant remember any fightscenes....gasteropod wrote:Yeah, the fight scenes are exciting and impressive, which is what I wanted from itgrim_tales wrote:I havent seen Chocolate, any good?
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
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Got "Lion of the Desert", one of the greatest heroic warfilms ever starring Anthony Quinn as Omar Mukhtar.
Also received a nice book called "Fight Choreography - The Art of non-verbal Dialogue". Wow, it has about 500 written pages about fight choreography in movies.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fight-Choreogra ... 912&sr=8-1
Also received a nice book called "Fight Choreography - The Art of non-verbal Dialogue". Wow, it has about 500 written pages about fight choreography in movies.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Fight-Choreogra ... 912&sr=8-1
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Of course. Cine Asia haven't just released it on UK BD:
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/f ... ?fid=13578
http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/f ... ?fid=13578
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https://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/ ... c&start=94grim_tales wrote:Is there an English subbed DVD of Chocolate yet?![]()
EDIT: Brad was faster
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Oh yes. Thought it was even better and fluently structured than the live-action version, with more interesting side-characters and exciting twists; various opportunities and paradoxons which come with time-travel are more thoroughly used. At the core it's still all coming-of age, though, high on emotion and teen-romance. The drawing style isn't as abundant with detail as for example a Katsuhiro Otomo feature, but still very lovingly done, with really nice backgrounds. Has a couple of nice, catchy pop-songs as well.HungFist wrote:Have you seen the anime version?
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