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What good books have you read recently?

Started by Fizzwitz Glorypoop, November 24, 2005, 09:12:07 PM

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hunter s.durden

I just watched a movie called I'm a Cyborg. It's a mental asylum movie, but most of it is from the perspective of the patients. It's looks more like a fantasy movie than say, One Flew..., but I didn't find it to be over the top and ridiculous.
Warning: It's Korean, so be prepared for Asian style and subtitles.

BTW, I know this is a book thread, but since this is a Korean film that I found on Sundance On-Demand I thought it was obscure enough to include.
This space for rent.

Xooxe

Hey, I saw that film a few years ago and pretty much forgot about it.

I enjoyed it.  :mrgreen:

Might have to track it down again.

Cramulus

Quote from: hunter s.durden on March 11, 2009, 09:14:15 PM
I just watched a movie called I'm a Cyborg. It's a mental asylum movie, but most of it is from the perspective of the patients. It's looks more like a fantasy movie than say, One Flew..., but I didn't find it to be over the top and ridiculous.
Warning: It's Korean, so be prepared for Asian style and subtitles.

BTW, I know this is a book thread, but since this is a Korean film that I found on Sundance On-Demand I thought it was obscure enough to include.

I'm looking at a raccoon named Davy, who is going through my trash eating pizza crusts. He's kind of scummy looking because raccoons are really out of place in Yonkers.
Warning: he's a little bit foamy

BTW, I know this is a book thread, but since this is an animal that nobody could possibly have seen before, I thought he was obscure enough to include.

hunter s.durden

My first spit-take in several months.

Well played, sir.




As usual: you will pay for this.
This space for rent.

Mesozoic Mister Nigel

Quote from: Cramulus on March 17, 2009, 04:55:16 AM
Quote from: hunter s.durden on March 11, 2009, 09:14:15 PM
I just watched a movie called I'm a Cyborg. It's a mental asylum movie, but most of it is from the perspective of the patients. It's looks more like a fantasy movie than say, One Flew..., but I didn't find it to be over the top and ridiculous.
Warning: It's Korean, so be prepared for Asian style and subtitles.

BTW, I know this is a book thread, but since this is a Korean film that I found on Sundance On-Demand I thought it was obscure enough to include.

I'm looking at a raccoon named Davy, who is going through my trash eating pizza crusts. He's kind of scummy looking because raccoons are really out of place in Yonkers.
Warning: he's a little bit foamy

BTW, I know this is a book thread, but since this is an animal that nobody could possibly have seen before, I thought he was obscure enough to include.

:lulz:
"I'm guessing it was January 2007, a meeting in Bethesda, we got a bag of bees and just started smashing them on the desk," Charles Wick said. "It was very complicated."


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