Perfume. The story of a murderer.

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Perfume. The story of a murderer.

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Even I liked this Sci Fi(?)about a guy born with a super powered extraordinary sense of smell. Well, I won't give the details on how it deveops and how it ends but it's certainly worth a watch.
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This is a great movie. Made the wife sit down and watch it with me, despite complaints before hand she really enjoyed it.


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I had my doubts at first, too. I don't usually care for movies set in the 1700's with the English accent dialogue and costumes. But it sure gets rollin'. The baby's mother working the fish market stand was really hot, eh?
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What's up with all the recent german movies hitting international cinema?
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Damien wrote:What's up with all the recent german movies hitting international cinema?
This is a complicated subject. What's up with German language television? I've been outta the loop for a while. Is there anything decent from the last couple of years?
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Norman U. Senchbau wrote:
Damien wrote:What's up with all the recent german movies hitting international cinema?
This is a complicated subject. What's up with German language television? I've been outta the loop for a while. Is there anything decent from the last couple of years?
No.
The overall quality of german TV is pathetic.
Most of the big stuff that's been released in the past years is either retarded (big brother, popstars, whatever) or from the US (desperate housewives, grey's anatomy, etc.), mostly both.
I admit that I'm not really watching much TV though and if I do, it's usualy a rental movie.

Cinema is something else though. There's been some good releases recently, since German directors started figuring out that cinema is not theater.
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Das Leben der Anderen was badass film making.
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Fat Cat wrote:Das Leben der Anderen was badass film making.
Yes it was.
I heard something about a hollywood remake.
Truth?
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Shafpocalypse Now wrote: If I put this pie on end, and spin in, it forms a volume of space similar to a sphere.
Now look. I've eaten a pice of pie.
When we spin the pie again, the area cut out of the volume of the sphere equals fitness.

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Well that's a nauseating thought. I dunno.
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Damien wrote:
Fat Cat wrote:Das Leben der Anderen was badass film making.
Yes it was.
I heard something about a hollywood remake.
Truth?
The word is that the ubiquitous Weinsteins bought the rights to it, but one of the major players in the remake died during the adaptation. It is likely it will not be made. Hollywood gobbles shit up in a more defensive posture than an offensive one most of the time.

Interestingly, Das Leben der Anderen and Perfume have been on my shelf for a long time. Been too busy to watch much and when I do, a bit too exhausted to watch anything that requires much brainpower.

Getting back in the movie saddle again and hope to watch both over the next couple of weeks.
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