F&S Films & Series
Flitsende films en spannende series, bespreek het hier met elkaar!
Ik zie niet veel meer dan twee korrelige in de lucht gestoken armen.
What's it going to be then, eh?
En zie je niet wat daar linksboven staat?
Volgens mij was er een remake van deze film gemaakt met in de hoofdrol Nicholas Cage.
Volgens mij was er een remake van deze film gemaakt met in de hoofdrol Nicholas Cage.
Waren niet veel goede plaatjes van te vinden....
SoS +1
Stand Juli 2011:
29 Gillingham
23 SamuelofSEK
11 Sands
9 DragonFodder
8 Doff
7 Dopekoe
6 Baszh
6 dekatophetspek
6 afro
5 SaintOfKillers
5 Robby87
5 Shaolin
4 FireFox1
4 lamers
4 InTrePidIvity
4 Michelangelo2
3 Horry
3 The_Substitute
3 tombolafan
2 picodealion
2 Tem
2 Asap
1 Hulkio
1 DukeJan
1 emzor1994
1 dyonvbaal
1 wyccie
1 Patch
1 catfish
SoS +1
Stand Juli 2011:
29 Gillingham
23 SamuelofSEK
11 Sands
9 DragonFodder
8 Doff
7 Dopekoe
6 Baszh
6 dekatophetspek
6 afro
5 SaintOfKillers
5 Robby87
5 Shaolin
4 FireFox1
4 lamers
4 InTrePidIvity
4 Michelangelo2
3 Horry
3 The_Substitute
3 tombolafan
2 picodealion
2 Tem
2 Asap
1 Hulkio
1 DukeJan
1 emzor1994
1 dyonvbaal
1 wyccie
1 Patch
1 catfish
quote:Op donderdag 7 juli 2011 11:57 schreef SamuelofSEK het volgende:
Als ik zeg dat we verder gaan met mijn vorige vraag gaan jullie zeker protesteren?
Mag best. Maar heb nog steeds geen flauw idee.
What's it going to be then, eh?
Doe wel iets anders, wordt anders toch gewoon galgje 
Dus onthouden voor volgende keer dat ik het vraag: Blood and Black Lace
5 namen van cast/crew
Dus onthouden voor volgende keer dat ik het vraag: Blood and Black Lace
5 namen van cast/crew
Even denken of het Ying Xiong, House of the Flying Daggers, of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is. 
Ik ga voor de eerste.
Ik ga voor de eerste.
What's it going to be then, eh?
En dat is 5. Andere bekenden waren nog Maggie Cheung en cinematograaf Christopher Doyle.quote:
catfish+1
Stand Juli 2011:
29 Gillingham
23 SamuelofSEK
11 Sands
9 DragonFodder
8 Doff
7 Dopekoe
6 Baszh
6 dekatophetspek
6 afro
5 SaintOfKillers
5 Robby87
5 Shaolin
4 FireFox1
4 lamers
4 InTrePidIvity
4 Michelangelo2
3 Horry
3 The_Substitute
3 tombolafan
2 picodealion
2 Tem
2 Asap
2 catfish
1 Hulkio
1 DukeJan
1 emzor1994
1 dyonvbaal
1 wyccie
1 Patch
Opstarter
Titel?
Do you have a soul mate?
Define that.
Someone you can relate to, someone who opens things up for you.
Sure, I got plenty.
Well, name them.
Shakespeare, Nietzsche, Frost, O'Conner...
Well that's great. They're all dead.
Not to me, they're not.
You can't have a lot of dialogue with them.
Not without a heater and some serious smelling salts.
Titel?
Do you have a soul mate? Define that. Someone you can relate to, someone who opens things up for you. Sure, I got plenty. Well, name them. Shakespeare, Nietzsche, Frost, O'Conner... Well that's great. They're all dead. Not to me, they're not. You can't have a lot of dialogue with them. Not without a heater and some serious smelling salts.
Uiteraardquote:
Gillingham +1
Stand Juli 2011:
30 Gillingham
23 SamuelofSEK
11 Sands
9 DragonFodder
8 Doff
7 Dopekoe
6 Baszh
6 dekatophetspek
6 afro
5 SaintOfKillers
5 Robby87
5 Shaolin
4 FireFox1
4 lamers
4 InTrePidIvity
4 Michelangelo2
3 Horry
3 The_Substitute
3 tombolafan
2 picodealion
2 Tem
2 Asap
2 catfish
1 Hulkio
1 DukeJan
1 emzor1994
1 dyonvbaal
1 wyccie
1 Patch
Movie connections van welke film?
Rear Window (1954)
- The scene when [character] is sitting in the hotel room waiting for [character] to approach references the climax scene in Rear Window by Alfred Hitchcock. The scene occurs when L.B. is similarly waiting for Lars.
Eraserhead (1977)
- [character1] asks [character2] "What do you do?" When [character2] states that he is retired, [character1] asks "What DID you do?" Jeane Bates asks Jack Nance the same questions early on in Eraserhead.
Tôkyô monogatari (1953)
- The final shot pays homage to the conclusion of Ozu's film with the sound of a ticking clock punctuating both characters acceptance of their own mortality.
Rear Window (1954)
- The scene when [character] is sitting in the hotel room waiting for [character] to approach references the climax scene in Rear Window by Alfred Hitchcock. The scene occurs when L.B. is similarly waiting for Lars.
Eraserhead (1977)
- [character1] asks [character2] "What do you do?" When [character2] states that he is retired, [character1] asks "What DID you do?" Jeane Bates asks Jack Nance the same questions early on in Eraserhead.
Tôkyô monogatari (1953)
- The final shot pays homage to the conclusion of Ozu's film with the sound of a ticking clock punctuating both characters acceptance of their own mortality.
What's it going to be then, eh?
