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katastrof

November 03, 2009 05:25 am

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QUOTE (yahudidevriyesi @ November 02, 2009 02:44 pm)

I think Woody Allen does better not to pretend to be Swedish. greekturkish/bluebiggrin.gif

He should stick to the Annie Hall style. Not too serious but not like his early goofball stuff either.

Dude, Woody is my favorite director of all time. His lighthearted comedies are his best stuff. Zelig, Hannah and Her Sisters, Annie Hall, Manhattan Murder Mystery, etc... But, Interiors is an amazing film too. Check it out if you haven't seen it yet.

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katastrof

November 03, 2009 05:53 am

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QUOTE (yahudidevriyesi @ November 02, 2009 07:28 pm)

G-d DAMN it sucks to be in China. The only place in the world where McDonalds makes the best food within a kilometre of where I am. I wish I was back in Thailand/Singapore/Australia/Yemen/The UAE/Turkey/Greece/Georgia/Russia/Poland/Lithuania/Latvia/Germany/Italy/France/Belgium/England/Wales/Scotland/America/Canada/Mexico/Mongolia/East Türkestan/That OTHER China, even

OK, now you are just showing off mate. Have you really been to all these places? Aren't you in your early twenties? When did you do all this?

Don't mind the jealous undertones of this post, btw.

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November 03, 2009 09:25 am

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QUOTE (yahudidevriyesi @ November 03, 2009 12:56 am)

I will check out those meyhanes next time I'm in Bolistan.

You can start with the most famous ones. Yakup and Refik. greekturkish/beerchug.gif

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Üç arkadaş var. Bu üç arkadaş bir yaz günü yaya olarak yolculuk yapmak zorunda kalıyorlar. Biri Türk, biri Kürt, diğeri de Ermeni. Ama Ermeni olan aynı zamanda papaz. Sıcak, bir süre sonra yolda susuyorlar. Etrafta su yok. Bağların olgun zamanı. "iki salkım üzüm yiyelim de ağzımız ıslansın," diye bir bağa giriyorlar. Bağın sahibi bir Türk ama onu görememişler. "Kaç paraysa veririz," diyerek yemeye başlamışlar. Bu sırada bağın sahibi gelmiş. Bakmış üç kişi üzümünü yiyor. Fena bozulmuş ama üç kişiyle de başa çıkamayacağını düşünmüş. Birine bakmış, kıyafetinden Ermeni ve papaz olduğu belli. Diğerine bakmış, konuşmasından Kürt olduğunu anlamış. Üçüncüsü de Türk. Dönmüş Ermeni'ye, "bak bu adam Türk, yesin malımı. benim kanımdandır. Helali hoş olsun. Bu da Kürt'tür, din kardeşimdir. Sen niye yiyorsun benim üzümümü?" demiş. Bu laf, üzerlerine sorumluluk yüklenmeyen Türk ve Kürt'ün hoşuna gitmiş. Adam, papazı bir güzel dövmüş. Kıpırdayacak hal bırakmamış, yere uzatmış. Bağ sahibi biraz sonra Kürt'e dönmüş. "müslümansın da niye sahipsiz bağa giriyorsun. Bu adam benim kanımdan, yediyse afiyet olsun, çünkü o Türk'tür. kardeşimdir," diyerek bir güzel onu da dövmüş ve yere uzatmış. Bu durum Türk'ün hoşuna gitmiş. Biraz sonra Türk'e dönmüş ve "tamam anladık Türk'sün, aynı kandanız, aynı dindeniz ama sahibi olmadan başkasının bağına girilir mi?" diyerek Türk'e de vurmaya başlamış. Türk yumrukla yere yuvarlanınca Kürt'e dönmüş ve "biz," demiş "papazı dövdürmeyecektik".

yahudidevriyesi

November 03, 2009 12:42 pm

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QUOTE (katastrof @ November 03, 2009 04:53 am)

OK, now you are just showing off mate. Have you really been to all these places? Aren't you in your early twenties? When did you do all this?

Don't mind the jealous undertones of this post, btw.

Yes, thanks to trains and planes, and not going to university and blowing that money on world traveling, which made me cosmopolitan, multilingual, and so far only employable as an English language teacher.

*WAS STUPID AND IS GOING TO GO TO UNI*

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Of course it does, in subtler forms."

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westerort	November 03, 2009 01:24 pm
Advanced Member Group: Moderator Posts: 3023 Member No.: 177 Joined: July 02, 2007	No one likes Match Point??? I know it's no Annie Hall but Woody can write murder/romance really fucking well. I still don't list him as one of my favorite directors. He's just a New York freak that bangs his daughter in law and writes play-type films that could just as easily be translated into theater. Richard Kelly's Donnie Darko or Alex Proyas' Dark City; those are the types of movies Turkish film makers should look into more closely. -------------------- Denizlerin dalgasiyim, Ben halkimin kavgasiyim, Yarinlarin sevdasiyim, Yenilmedim ki!

mor	November 03, 2009 01:32 pm
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 28 Member No.: 625 Joined: November 01, 2009	http://www.imdb.com/video/wab/vi1999045145/ Sonbahar!! imdb has very nice critics about it!! i know the subject has changed but i dont care! -------------------- bu hayat anlamsiz bir saka!

domestos

November 03, 2009 03:02 pm

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QUOTE (westerort @ November 03, 2009 03:24 pm)

No one likes Match Point??? I know it's no Annie Hall but Woody can write murder/romance really fucking well.

I still don't list him as one of my favorite directors. He's just a New York freak that bangs his daughter in law and writes play-type films that could just as easily be translated into theater.

Richard Kelly's Donnie Darko or Alex Proyas' Dark City; those are the types of movies Turkish film makers should look into more closely.

Match point was great and i think Scarlett was at the peak of her beauty in that movie. greekturkish/Wub2.gif

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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 28 Member No.: 625 Joined: November 01, 2009	the last years i like Woody also, after the Matchpoint period!! Casandra s Dream was also great! Did anyone watched it? -------------------- bu hayat anlamsiz bir saka!

domestos

November 03, 2009 06:56 pm

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QUOTE (mor @ November 03, 2009 05:39 pm)

the last years i like Woody also, after the Matchpoint period!!
Casandra s Dream was also great! Did anyone watched it?

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November 03, 2009 11:31 pm

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QUOTE (westerort @ November 03, 2009 07:24 am)

Match point was an almost remake of Crimes and Misdemeanors, a bit lighter, with prettier characters.

Scarlet Johansson and her boobs are awesome, but I'll take the young Diane Keaton over her any day (she's not in Crimes... btw).

P.S: Screw Donnie Darko, but greekturkish/Thumbsup.gif

for mentioning Alex Proyas. Dark City is the best noir science fiction ever. OK, maybe second after Blade Runner.

This post has been edited by katastrof on November 03, 2009 11:33 pm

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yahudidevriyesi	November 13, 2009 07:35 pm
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 661 Member No.: 612 Joined: September 28, 2009	Man, I'm all Jewed out over here, enough Woody Allen. Let's talk Tony Gatlif. I saw Latcho Drom years ago, and I've just downloaded a bunch of his stuff, plus for Rumluk I hit up Theo Angelopoulos. And Vodka Lemon got me wanting more of Hiner Salim. So: -Transylvania -Exils -Vengo -Ulysses' Gaze -Topio Stin Omixli -American Drug War: The Last White Hope -Ko To Tamo Peva -Pulp Fiction (seen it, but not for a while) -Franco, ese Hombre -Kilomètre Zéro -The Fountain -Le confort et l'indifférence -God Grew Tired of Us -Alefbay-e Afghan Which to watch first? -------------------- "You missed a very dull TV show about Auschwitz. More gruesome film clips, and more puzzled intellectuals declaring their mystification over the systematic murder of millions. The reason why they could never answer the question 'How could it possibly happen?' is that it's the wrong question. Given what people are, the question is 'Why doesn't it happen more often?' Of course it does, in subtler forms." -Hannah and her Sisters

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November 14, 2009 12:55 am

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Man, I'm all Jewed out over here, enough Woody Allen.

Give me Lynch and Leigh anyday greekturkish/cool28.gif

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carlet Johansson and her boobs are awesome, but I'll take the young Diane Keaton over her any day (she's not in Crimes... btw).

NERD ATTACK greekturkish/Battered.gif

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hi emre.

are you gone for good from the forum?

Yeah mate,

Don't have much to say anymore really...

katastrof	November 14, 2009 02:36 am
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 1591 Member No.: 410 Joined: July 19, 2008	Finally watched Three Monkeys, and I loved it. best film of N.B. Ceylan that I saw. OTOH, I might get cancer if I see another film that takes its theme as the lack of communication between people (which is one of the themes in this one, and a repetitive theme in this guy's movies). Those long, uncomfortable silences... Great film-making, not very good for viewer health in high doses. This post has been edited by katastrof on November 14, 2009 02:37 am -------------------- - You hung the picture upside down. - We could argue till morning.

Afroasiatis

November 14, 2009 03:05 pm

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QUOTE (yahudidevriyesi @ November 13, 2009 06:35 pm)

-Ko To Tamo Peva

I watched this yesterday (unfortunately not the whole of it)

yahudidevriyesi	November 14, 2009 07:00 pm
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 661 Member No.: 612 Joined: September 28, 2009	Afroasiatis, you're a fan of the Jugoslav cinema? -------------------- "You missed a very dull TV show about Auschwitz. More gruesome film clips, and more puzzled intellectuals declaring their mystification over the systematic murder of millions. The reason why they could never answer the question 'How could it possibly happen?' is that it's the wrong question. Given what people are, the question is 'Why doesn't it happen more often?' Of course it does, in subtler forms." -Hannah and her Sisters

Afroasiatis

November 15, 2009 03:32 pm

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QUOTE (yahudidevriyesi @ November 14, 2009 06:00 pm)

Afroasiatis, you're a fan of the Jugoslav cinema?

I'm a fan of Jugoslavia in general, you could say.

I don't know very much about cinema, but I've watched many Jugoslav films in the last years.

yahudidevriyesi	November 15, 2009 05:34 pm
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 661 Member No.: 612 Joined: September 28, 2009	Everyone's favourite Slavs. -------------------- "You missed a very dull TV show about Auschwitz. More gruesome film clips, and more puzzled intellectuals declaring their mystification over the systematic murder of millions. The reason why they could never answer the question 'How could it possibly happen?' is that it's the wrong question. Given what people are, the question is 'Why doesn't it happen more often?' Of course it does, in subtler forms." -Hannah and her Sisters

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