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Well Mary, I watched it. It was good - I liked the bit where I drifted off thinking about being punished by Michael Fassbender :smilie4:
Also I didn't realise Keira Knightley could act, so that was a pleasant bonus. So thanks for recommending her tits to me out of off of that one scene, it was well worf it x
8:30 a.m. where you are. I really hope you didn't stay up all night waiting to see KK's aerolae on (what I presume to be) your incredibly tiny netbook laptop screen.
Really? You actually liked the movie? I really thought I would have loved it prior to the initial viewing, but found myself just skipping ahead when I saw they cared not for any transitional segments. I had to go back and forth to make sure I didn't miss KK's pepperoni, but I'm still not really sure how I felt about the whole thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
That's crazy, I totally responded to squeam's comments without reading yours. The use of KK and the fixation on the areolae were completely unintentional (coincidentally speaking). I had one of these moments with manker once but we didn't end up having gay sex afterwards. You won't cyber with me, so I guess it's not going to happen here either :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Cicero
That's because I expect halfway through our cybering you'll say something like "Hey, you know when you mentioned Potassium Potassiumide earlier on today? That was hot." And I would be turned off.
But knowing you, you'd probably come up with something like "I never thought I'd find someone else who abbreviates the Klan's name the same way I did. I've been gently inserting it into the Klan's children for a few years to have it catch on before my demise."
Now that I realize that I pitched that joke too high for my 5a.m. wits to possible keep up with the response, I bid these fora adieu for the rest of the day.
Potassiumide... that is fucking hot, man that's fucking nuclear hot. Go on, I'm really bothered now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Darth Cicero
Excuse me queers, back to the topic in hand.
Yeah I thought it was a good film. It reminded me a bit of mine and Dave's relationship only with the gender roles reversed. And less balustrades. Like Jung I too have been gone on to become a professionally successful, emotional husk.
I didn't pick up on the lack of transitory elements. I didn't feel anything was 'missing'. It was about a disjointed and lengthy love affair primarily so I guess it had to be that way.
Oh, and am up early because I've had sufficient sleep to render me fully rested. I'm laying in bed typing this on my phone until I get so hungry I have to get up.
Did I like have a bad copy or something. Or is there a conspiracy to put me into a home?Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
Did you enjoy Memento by any chance Mary?
I think you were probably focusing on the wrong thread in the story Mary. Were you mostly following the Jung/Freud relationship?
Does it have Anais Nin in it? If so, I'd be expecting a lot more than poncy areolae.
No, I was being a total pervert. Really actually, and in my quest I found the transitions abrupt, especially when I was skipping around. However, there are truly abrupt transitions even when I left the remote alone. That's all I'm saying. I saw potential for something deeper but found its pitfalls and became disheartened. Basically, just a weird boner movie for me. Including aformentioned Anais Nin references.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
I have no idea what an Anais Nin is. Is it something to do with breasts?
I probably wasn't following the film with a critical enough eye. I didn't have any prior knowledge of the subject matter so it was all new and interesting to me. I was told by my fellow cinema goer that it was a fairly good depiction of Freud and Jung. He studied Psychology. He didn't think much of it either though.
I liked Freud's total self belief: "you must agree with me, and if you don't it's all the result of the pathology I'm talking about"
Genius! :lol:
Anais Nin was something of a disciple of Jung's and a damn fine writer in her own right. She had loads of sexual experimentation with Jung and wrote extensive diaries. She fucked Henry Miller, but then who hasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
Some feminist type I was going out with years ago gave me nine volumes of her journals, but I only got to about the second volume before I decided the girl needed elbowed (and psychotherapy). My girlfriend, not Anais Nin. Well, both, come to think of it.
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Originally Posted by chavisAnais Nin was something of a disciple of Jung's and a damn fine writer in her own right. She had loads of sexual experimentation with Jung and wrote extensive diaries. She fucked Henry Miller, but then who hasn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
Some feminist type I was going out with years ago gave me nine volumes of her journals, but I only got to about the second volume before I decided the girl needed elbowed (and psychotherapy). My girlfriend, not Anais Nin. Well, both, come to think of it.
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-doobs
Oh the film never mentioned her! Sounds interesting, she must have been quite a courageous woman when she wasn't being mental.
I think the film highlighted nicely that suppression of instinct causes psychological trauma. Freud was wrong to focus exclusively on sexual repression but at that time that was a massive facet of Victorian/Edwardian society, and he could only remark on what he saw I guess. Shame he lacked the vision/open mind to extrapolate and project from his evidence. Favourite line was Jung: "Have you considered monogamy?" Otto: "for a neurotic like me that would be far too stressful a concept" :)
Have you read much Henry Miller, Chavvy?
If I was a Mod I'd either move this thread to the Movie section or stop hassling people for posting on the wrong part of the board.
Hey Idol, if you weren't a top bloke I'd punch you in the froat for suggesting it x
Sorry but it's lonely in the Movie Section.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
Btw I've thought of posting my film thoughts in the Lounge as well but I can to the conclusion that a) That would be admitting defeat B) Hardly would make any difference as I'm pretty sure they would be ignored here as well.:pinch:
I've read enough not to want to read any more, innit. Mostly as a teenager, like. When literary porn fascinated me. I was pretentious enough to think it was better than reading wank mags and the internets was a distant pornographic dream.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
I've told you before about how my girlfriend's (a different one) dad (I got around) skimmed a copy of Opus Pistorum I'd left in his house and deigned me a fucking deviant. Incidentally, I found a very good documentary about Miller on youtube recently. It's all anecdotes about the pictures he kept in his bathroom. Check it out or do something else.
I wasn't intending on doing a movie review tbh Idol, I was just hoping to stimulate some discussion around but not limited to, KK's nipples. I think it's turned out rather well. Perhaps you could try only watching and reviewing films with sexual content for the movie section? :smilie4:
Chavois - I read him when I was fairly young on the recommendation of someone I was ineptly fumbling with. I thinkI only did The Tropics books. I remember persevering with The Heart of Darkness because of a similar recommendation. I figured young guys just like all that literary masochism at that age.
Squeams, why do you never post in the 'win the fucking internets' fred? Believe it or not, it's the best fred on the board, with the possible exception of that one about mammograms.
Conveniently that's the only kind I watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
Also personally I don't ever "review" anything deluding myself that anyone cares what my opinion might be.I only do it to (hopefully) make people aware of things and (hopefully) get them to express themselves in some fashion.
Pretty sad huh?
I think maybe because it has no end it might as well not exist, so what's the point? I guess that's just a stupid irrational aversion. I don't read what's in it either, so it's not like I'm a voyeur or something else.Quote:
Originally Posted by chavis
Sounds like the point of a messageboard to me, sweetheart xQuote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
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Originally Posted by SqueamousSounds like the point of a messageboard to me, sweetheart xQuote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
Tell me honestly. Have I ever got an 'x' from you which was quite so condescening.
You killed the '15 year old chicks are hawt' thread, so I see no reason as to why you shouldn't also post in fst's 'my e-cawk is THIS big' thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by SqueamousI think maybe because it has no end it might as well not exist, so what's the point? I guess that's just a stupid irrational aversion. I don't read what's in it either, so it's not like I'm a voyeur or something else.Quote:
Originally Posted by chavis
You can't tell the difference between my heartfelt ones and my sarcy ones! I thought Idol was a bit sensitive over something so I responded in a comforting way. I thought :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Anyway, I don't need to measure my cawk size with the rest of you on the forever ever fred because we all know my schlong is biggest :happy:
No excuses either, I've already artistically depicted it.Quote:
Originally Posted by SqueamousYou can't tell the difference between my heartfelt ones and my sarcy ones! I thought Idol was a bit sensitive over something so I responded in a comforting way. I thought :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Anyway, I don't need to measure my cawk size with the rest of you on the forever ever fred because we all know my schlong is biggest :happy:
I thought I could, but I clearly can't.Quote:
Originally Posted by SqueamousYou can't tell the difference between my heartfelt ones and my sarcy ones! I thought Idol was a bit sensitive over something so I responded in a comforting way. I thought :unsure:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
And if I can't, what hope do the rest of the relatively inferior male species have.
You're going to have to work on your self-expression, or you'll end up living on your own with 17 cats in a lighthouse :no:
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Originally Posted by mjmacky
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Originally Posted by manker
When I write on here I seem to do it in a perfunctory monotone. I don't know how to fix it. How about you lend me some of your ENFP social skills?
I'm basically a product of the television shows I watch.Quote:
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Originally Posted by manker
When I write on here I seem to do it in a perfunctory monotone. I don't know how to fix it. How about you lend me some of your ENFP social skills?
I'll send you a usb stick filled with shows containing characters I recognise in myself; BSG, Vampire Diaries, The Incredible Horse Cock, Angel and The Walking Dead should do the trick.
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Originally Posted by mjmacky
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One of those is fictitious. You can't fool me, I have a degree :snooty:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Is that me? Why do I look like the lead singer of Korn?Quote:
For some reason I thought that said Vampire Dairies, and I thought that was pretty interesting, vampires milking blood out of people like people milk cows ....
What, is this like a question you ask yourself every morning? I used actual reference material from the Gay Beard Club to make this.Quote:
Originally Posted by SqueamousWhy do I look like the lead singer of Korn?Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
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Originally Posted by mjmackyWhat, is this like a question you ask yourself every morning? I used actual reference material from the Gay Beard Club to make this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
My best friend's favourite phrase she likes to say to me is 'what's the matter with you, did you get fucked in the ear again? Stop letting guys fuck you in the ear. You're so fucking stupid.'
So, I'm drawing the line here. Stop tickling my eardrum you pervert.