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Dances with Wolves

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Jun 4, 2011 02:25
It's hard to find something to write about. Everyday I wonder what I could tell.

Yesterday night, there was a western on the French channel France 2. In general, I like westerns but they're often the sames, with a cow-boy who can easily kill fifteen persons alone. I thought it would be another one. So I decided to watch it, not convinced yet.

It was very long, but also very good. I won't tell you the story, you may have already watched it, or not.

Of course it's very... "romantic", maybe too much. The indians are the good guys, and the whites are the bad ones.

However, this movie is very poetic and touching. It's an "invitation to the voyage", just like Into the Wild is. It gives you something to think about, it raises questions.

That's why I like cinema, for the questions that it raises and the strange sensations in which it puts you and that you can hardly understand.

By the way, what is your favorite movie ?

Mine is Fight Club.
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Haley
Jun 4, 2011 02:33
  • Yesterday night, there was a western on the French channel France 2.

  • Last night, there was a western movie on the French channel France 2.

 
  • In general, I like westerns but they're often the sames, with a cow-boy who can easily kill fifteen persons alone.

  • In general, I like westerns but they're often the sames, with a cowboy who can easily kill fifteen people alone.

 
  • That's why I like cinema, for the questions that it raises and the strange sensations in which it puts you and that you can hardly understand.

  • That's why I like cinema, for the questions that it raises and the strange sensations it gives you and that you can hardly understand.

 

What movie was it? I just watched a very strange western movie as well, called Renegade. My favorite movies are the Harry Potter movies.

Thank you for your correction!

 
Jun 4, 2011 04:57 Jorgis
  • Thanks for the correction ! :)

    It was "Dances with Wolves".

 
Jun 4, 2011 16:47 MG
  • I think my favourite movie is "Le fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain", which I guess you've seen. I think the story is amazing and is really really romantic without beeing mushy. Plus I love the light that is present troughout the film.

 
Jun 4, 2011 16:53 Jorgis
  • Yes I like this movie too, but I've seen it several years ago so I don't remember everything.

 
Jun 6, 2011 16:15 Agagooga
  • I think it's "A Western". "Western Movie" could be understood as a movie from the "West" (i.e. the US and Europe)
Rose
Jun 4, 2011 02:36
  • Everyday I wonder what I could tell.

  • Everyday I wonder what I could can tell.

 
  • In general, I like westerns but they're often the sames, with a cow-boy who can easily kill fifteen persons alone.

  • In general, I like westerns but they're often the sames, with a cow-boy who can easily kill fifteen persons people alone.

 
  • I thought it would be another one.

  • I thought it this would be another one.

 
  • So I decided to watch it, not convinced yet.

  • So But I decided to watch it, not convinced yet.

 
  • I won't tell you the story, you may have already watched it, or not.

  • I won't tell you the story, you may have already watched seen it, or not.

 
  • That's why I like cinema, for the questions that it raises and the strange sensations in which it puts you and that you can hardly understand.

  • That's why I like cinema, for the questions that it raises and for the strange sensations in which it puts into you and that you can hardly understand.

 
Thank you for your correction!

 
Jun 4, 2011 04:58 Jorgis
  • Thank you ! :)
whipback
Jun 6, 2011 02:58

I can't watch that movie because it makes me cry. I hate the part when the wolf is shot. It is so sad. It is hard to say what my favorite movie is. I really liked "Black Swan" because of all the symbolism, and I just watched a really good movie with my best friend a couple of days ago. Well, I thought it was really good, and she thought it was pointless. It is called "Never Let Me Go" and I think the movie was meant to be pointless, but she couldn't see that. It was about the lives of clones whom were created to donate their organs. I hope you get a chance to see it and tell me what you think!

 
Jun 6, 2011 03:46 Jorgis
  • I didn't like the part when the wolf is shot either. ^^
    I knew it would happen, though.
    I haven't seen neither "Black Swan" (by all accounts it seems to be a very good movie) nor "Never Let Me Go". It seems I should.

 
Jun 6, 2011 04:04 whipback
  • "I didn't like the part when the wolf WAS shot either."

    Either "I HAVE seen neither 'Black Swan' nor 'Never Let Me Go'." or "I haven't seen EITHER 'Black Swan' OR 'Never Let Me Go'." (The second is much more common I think).

    You should also check out "Pan's Labyrinth" (or "El Laberinto del Fauno" in Spanish).... After I think about it, this is probably my favorite movie. I absolutely love it!

 
Jun 6, 2011 04:20 Jorgis
  • Thanks for the correction. :)
    I've heard about "El Laberinto del Fauno", and I usually like this kind of Spanish movies. There are so many movies that I must see. ^^
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