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Pretty cool! I watched the movie with Sebas a while ago too. The design of the faun's costume is pretty cool. You drew it nicely! Also, the hair turned out good. It isn't the easiest part to draw, but you did great on that!
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It's a great movie! I love a wicked fairytale plot
thank you for you nice comment!
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I love that movie. You are very talented. This is very good.
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Thank you! 
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The language thing never bothers me. I love subtitled movies partly because they are almost always different from the confined styles and storylines that hollywood repeats ad nauseum but also I think because I enjoy reading. Off the top of my head Black Book is the only Dutch movie that comes to mind and I think that movie featured 4 if not 5 languages. I've seen it a few times and love it, great story, lots of twists and turns, definitely not hollywood.
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hm I can't really watch dubbed movies, it absolutely annoys me. I always watch stuff if I can comprehend the language without anything at all, or with subtitles.
absolutely, I like the dark twist the movie has.
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Dubbed is so yuck. It's horrible when the voices and mouths and facial expressions don't sync. Black Book is weird because it's not that different but it still is. It's not like Pan's Labyrynth or Downfall or Kontrol or Hero or Crouching Tiger but it still holds the mind but it never quite slips into the Hollywood thing.
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ooh horrible. Wel black book is pretty horrible in Dub, it doesn't translate very well.
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I must admit I haven't watched a dubbed movie in years. It's just not the same. Is it something that Dutch tv or cinema does regularly?
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well in the Netherlands they never dub, they do have subtitles. But for children's movies they will dub in the cinema, since children don't read that fast yet
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That makes sense. So your top ten non hollywood movies are?
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hm depending, I have seen so many I don't remember the name of. But on the top of my head I would say:
1 )Antonia
2) Er komt een vrouw bij de dokter
3) Max Havelaar (multatuli)
4) De aanslag
5) Amelie
6) Pope joan
7) Panβs labyrint
8) Sophie Scholl β die Letzten Tage
9) Das experiment
10) De tweeling
And admittedly I really enjoyed; Love actually.
I also saw some really good Chinese movies, though I forgot what they were named.
What about you? Now I'm curious 
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Asian
1. Hero
2. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
3. House of Flying Daggers
German
4. Downfall
5. Run Lola Run
6. Das Boot
Other
7. et tu mama tembien
8. Pan's Labyrynth
9. Kontrol
10. Seven Samurai
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ah a nice list indeed, I must say I enjoyed Das Boot a lot too, but at points it just got to tense for me
I have never seen Seven Samurai, I will look it up
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Seven Samurai is very old. It's a classic. It was remade in America as The Magnificent Seven which became a cult classic also but the original is best.
I preferred the extended tv version of Das Boot but because it gave more time to everything, the tension was more, one got more of a sense of the confines the crew existed in. I would have cracked up. There's no way I could live for weeks in one of those things. I love also the way it put me in touch with the Germans as people. Too many Second World War movies are like Germans = bad and Allies= good and there is a case for that considering the atrocities that were committed and the ideologies involved but most Germans weren't aware of the atrocities or that ideological. The thing I love about Downfall is the way you see Hitler and his cohorts on one level as very ordinary people but on another as people twisted by ideology, I think extremes of belief does that, it messes up people's heads.
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interesting, I'm impressed by your knowledge on the subject.
I recently saw 12 angry men, pretty good movie, although it is a hollywood movie I believe.
My friend's begging me to go to 'eat,pray and love' with her, you reckon it's any good? The book was somewhat enjoyable, though there's only so much self-pity and clichΓ©s one can take
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12 angry men is a classic, in Fairness the USA has made some very, very good movies but the run of the mill American movie is very cliched. eat, pray and love, I haven't heard of but I shall look it up.
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i am the evil troll of obvious. FEAR ME MUHAHAHHAHA
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You fear my scissors, when I cut your internet cable
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Thank you, I loved it too
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Wow, nice pencil work. I like how the horns came out.
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thank you, I was quite pleased with the horns also, but the mouth bothers kind of bothers me
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Love the soft shading on this, goes very well with the character x
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thank you, I'm absolutely in love with that movie, so that's great to hear
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Great job!
It takes skill to do what you do!
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thank you! that's great to hear
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cccoool!
After having seen the movie I was like obsessed with the eyes-in-palms freako.It was really scary,I always thought he was dwelling like in the darkness of the nite and dark corners and was really afraid.
Facial shading rocks
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yeah me too! all I could think when the girl was in the room, How can you eat when there's a freaking monster at the end off the table!!!
thank you for the comment, I loved it!
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Pan's Labyrinth...great movie.
Nicely done the guardian.
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thank you!
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