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Aftersun - Recomendacións de verán 2023
Xa aló vai a metade do verán, e nós non queriamos desaproveitar o que resta para convidarvos a ver películas. Por iso, adiantamos un chisco a programación para ofrecervos as recomendacións cinematográficas de verán de Kinocube canto antes. A gozar do mellor cinema!
À propos de Nice (Jean Vigo, 1930)
Un fermoso documental que nos fala de realidades pasadas que seguen a ter ecos no presente: o turismo e a xentrificación, a fenda social e económica entre os habitantes dun lugar e os visitantes de verán, a exotización do propio... como diciamos, un discurso totalmente vixente na actualidade e un ritmo de montaxe incrible.
Rear window (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954)
A propósito do último video da nosa canle, darlle un repaso a este clásico de Hitchcock que nos convida a ser espectadores por partida dobre -ver a quen mira-, xa que o seu protagonista, nun cálido verán en Greenwich Village, é un espectador coma nós dos feitos que se desenvolven -ou non!- diante dos seus ollos, a través da fiestra.
Lawrence of Arabia (David Lean, 1962)
Como sempre nas nosas recomendacións, queremos engadir un filme deses calorosos, que fiquen ben ambientados na atmosfera cálida de Agosto. Neste caso, un clásico, unha grande epopea que fai da fata morgana unha arte.
Luca (Enrico Casarosa, 2021)
Quizabes a nivel narrativo non é moi ambiciosa, pois a súa trama é unha vez máis a do "peixe fóra da auga" -a broma é a propósito- como no seu momento moitos filmes de animación. Porén, é deses filmes de conforto para crianzas e persoas xa medradas porque luce exactamente como debe facelo un verán ocioso da infancia e xuventude.
Aftersun (Charlotte Wells, 2022)
A directora parteu dun trazo da súa infancia en forma de fotografía polaroid para reproducir unha atmosfera concreta do pasado, para revivir un momento conxelado no tempo e para procurarlle un sentido a unha incógnita, intuímos, difícil de abranguer.
E isto é todo, xa tedes deberes para este agosto.
Até o vindeiro episodio!
#film recommendations#film recs#recommendations#films#movies#movie#film#cinema#cinematography#cine#recomendacións de cinema#aftersun#luca 2021#luca pixar#luca#lawrence de arabia#lawrence of arabia#rear window#à propos de nice#jean vigo#charlote wells#enrico casarosa#alfred hitchcock#david lean
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«Lawrence de Arabia» 60 Aniversario – Una de las mejores películas de la historia
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Peter O'Toole
1961
#peter o'toole#himself#1961#other#lawrence of arabia#other of lawrence of arabia#portrait#portrait of lawrence of arabia#deagostini#de agostini#drawing#study
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#gone with the wind#ben hur#lawrence of arabia#spartacus#movie polls#old movies#vintage movies#epic film#classic cinema#classic film#old films#1930s movies#1950s movies#1960s movies#peter o'toole#vivien leigh#clark gable#omar sharif#charlton heston#julie christie#olivia de havilland#anthony quinn#kirk douglas#laurence olivier#doctor zhivago#dr zhivago#old hollywood
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bon allez. lawrence of arabia (1962) c'est parti. on se revoit dans 4h (pls be à life changing movie pls be a life changing movie pls be a-)
#vous savez pourquoi j'ai pris une séance pour ce film? en plus du fait que c'est un classique des classiques.#c'est le film fav de steven spielberg. j'espère ne pas le décevoir#en vrai j'y vais aussi pcq je suis curieux de le voir attention#lawrence of arabia
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“Lawrence of Arabia” by David Lean (1962) Peter O’Toole and Omar Sharif in Rambla de Alfaro, Almeria.
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Sahibini Bekleyen Tren!
Bu tren ayağa kalkmadığı süre işgal ihanet devam ediyor demektir.
Arabistanlı (ingiliz) Lawrence‘ın Hicaz Demiryolu’nda sabotaj düzenlediği Osmanlı treni...
101 yıldır sessizce çölün ortasında yatıyor...
Kimse ona dokunamıyor, bir ihanet anıtı gibi...
Ne zaman ki bu trenin rayları üzerinde Türk yapımı bir hızlı tren fotoğrafı görürüz o zaman bu kavganın zaferle sonuçlandığını konuşabiliriz...
Rabbim o günü görmeyi de nasip eylesin bizlere !
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Train Waiting for Its Owner!
As long as this train does not stand up, the occupation and treason continues.
The Ottoman train that Lawrence of Arabia (British) sabotaged on the Hejaz Railway...
He has been lying quietly in the middle of the desert for 101 years...
No one can touch it, it's like a monument of betrayal...
Whenever we see a photo of a Turkish-made high-speed train on the rails of this train, we can say that this fight has ended in victory...
May God grant us the opportunity to see that day!
#abdülhamid han#train#suudiarabistan#Lawrence#ihanet İngiliz#türkiye#doğa#travel photography#travel destinations#travel#manzara#view#natural#europe#africa
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To any vampire-loving friends who are confused about the "de" and "du" in Louis and Lestat's names, a quick explanation:
These last names function like "Robin of Locksley" or "Lawrence of Arabia". Pre-dating modern last names, people were identified most often by their parentage ("Martin son of John" or "Samuel Davidson") or in the case of land-owning nobility, by their land.
(Like how in Downtown Abbey Robert Crawley is the Earl of Grantham and often addressed as "Lord Grantham" but never as "Lord Crawley". He is associated with the land he owns--Lord Grantham is probably a shortened version of "Lord of Grantham", or in French "Monsieur de Grantham".)
The important part here is that French didn't drop the "of" in these titles. And these titles either referred to a place or family line. Therefore:
Lestat de Lioncourt = Lestat of [the family] Lioncourt*
Louis de Pointe du Lac = Louis of Peak of the Lake ("peak of the lake" being the name of the estate)
*Lestat's family name might well come from their coat of arms--a lion on the coat of arms could have turned into Lioncourt
So why all this context? Well it's interesting but because it brings me to grammar:
"de" = of
"du" = of the (this is a contraction of "de le")
So both Lestat's and Louis' names are followed by "de" to indicate who/what they are associated with. Louis then has "du" between pointe and lac because "peak of lake" doesn't make sense grammatically.
These little two letter words are easy to confuse especially if you don't know why they're different. Hopefully this helps!
tl;dr it's "Louis de Pointe du Lac/Louis of Peak of the Lake" and "Lestat de Lioncourt/Lestat of Lioncourt"
Happy writing and shipping!!
#louis de pointe du lac#lestat de lioncourt#iwtv#amc interview with the vampire#interview with the vampire#loustat#louis#lestat#linguistics#french#esin speaks
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“Little Prince” / “Prince of the Stars” - Literature References in GW
I am so delighted to report that the phrase Relena uses in episode 2-- "Does that mean Heero is a... Little Prince?" (or "Star Prince" in Japanese)-- is exactly what it seems to be:
It’s a reference to "The Little Prince", by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
More specifically, it’s from one of the backstories in “Episode Zero”– giving you yet another reason to read this important supplementary manga! It’s also featured in the new manga adaptation of GW, “Glory Of Losers”, which is excellent.
--Saint-Exupéry was himself an aristocrat by birth, and a notable pilot. He flew both as a pioneer of international postal flights, and as a fighter for the liberation of occupied France in WWII. He was shot down on a reconnaissance mission, flying his P-38 Lightning over the Mediterranean, and disappeared without confirmation of a wreck or his death. He was presumed missing in action until in the final years of the 20th century, when a silver bracelet with his identifiers was discovered off the coast of Marseilles .
Fun fact: if you read “The Little Prince” with Gundam Wing in mind, you will experience Several emotions!
--Once upon a time, Relena Darlain encountered a lovely, somber young man who came from the sky and rescued her from danger. She did not trust him, because he had come in a Mobile Suit, a machine of war and death. He called her “princess”, almost without thinking, as if it were the natural thing to call her– this was terribly confusing, for she was certain she was not a princess of any kind.
Thinking the young man was simply being whimsical, she asked whether that made him a knight, or a dragon? He looked distant for a moment, as if conflicted by something weighing heavily upon him, but then gave a response suiting the theme of the moment, saying “I’m a prince from the stars”.
The somber young man was indeed a little prince, who you might imagine came from a very small kingdom– home to a beautiful rose that was as fearless as she was helpless, with only little thorns to protect her that would not even deter a hungry sheep. He had run away from the responsibilities of this kingdom, and now could not return. When he’d first come to earth, he met a fox, who told him the only way to truly understand things was to tame them, and that one was responsible forever for the things that one tamed. The fox had said only that which was intangible really mattered. This had made him appreciate and love his rose even more, though she was far beyond his reach now, and the intangible goals he sought would only take him farther away.
Years later, the girl Relena Darlain met another somber young man who had fallen from the sky as a shooting star– he was fierce and wild and not at all like the little prince she had met when she was a child. But he had come from the stars all the same, and something about him reminded her of that first encounter, and of the children's book of the same name. They were both hurt, and lost, and very alone. She said this thought aloud to herself dreamily, because at that moment she was still a child, though she wouldn’t be for very much longer.
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–The title of the Japanese translation of Le Petit Prince is “Hoshi no ouji sama”-- the subtitles for this in the anime read “Star Prince”, which is correct for Japan, and in the dub it is “Little Prince”, which is correct for the English title. This is a lovely bit of translation synchrony that doesn’t help one single bit in understanding what Relena means when she says this! But that is why we have Episode Zero, and if you really need proof that this is indeed a reference to the childrens’ book, I believe Sumisawa brings it up explicitly in Frozen Teardrop.
Gundam Wing is chock FULL of references to western lit and film– Wizard of OZ, White Fang, Lawrence of Arabia, Roman Holiday; “Darlain” is close enough to “Darling” that I suspect it’s a Peter Pan reference, and even Lady Une’s name is likely a reference to My Fair Lady, due to a very early scrapped idea for her character where she was a sort of clumsy, provincial girl that Treize was teaching to be “elegant”-- an element that stayed on in the series, albeit in a MUCH different context from Henry Higgins / Eliza Doolittle, thank god.
“Come on Gundam, move your bloomin’ arse!”
#parsing post#Gundam Wing#Milliardo Peacecraft#Relena Peacecraft#Heero Yuy#Wing Watcher's Toolkit#Gundam Wingtionary#tinyozlion pgw
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Harry Truman 💼, Doris Day🌤, Red China🇨🇳, Johnnie Ray 🤷♀️
South Pacific💧, Walter Winchell👨🦲, Joe DiMaggio🐤
Joe McCarthy😰, Richard Nixon🏈, Studebaker🇺🇲, television📺
North Korea↖️, South Korea↘️, Marilyn Monroe👗
Rosenbergs🌹, H-bomb💣, Sugar Ray🦅, Panmunjom😗
Brando🙅♀️, "The King and I"👑, and "The Catcher in the Rye"🍞
Eisenhower👔, Vaccine🪡, England's got a new queen👸
Marciano✨️, Liberace🗽, Santayana👿, goodbye👋
We didn't start the fire🔥
It was always burning🔥, since the world's been turning🌎
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No, we didn't light it🕯, but we tried to fight it👊
Joseph Stalin🫠, Malenkov🫢, Nasser and Prokofiev🫡
Rockefeller🫥, Campanella😶🌫️, Communist Bloc🫨
Roy Cohn🤠, Juan Peron🥳, Toscanini🥸, Dacron😥
Dien Bien Phu falls☺️, "Rock Around the Clock"⏰️
Einstein🦄, James Dean🎤, Brooklyn's got a winning team📣
Davy Crockett🤑, Peter Pan🧚♀️, Elvis Presley🔮, Disneyland🐭
Bardot😬, Budapest🧐, Alabama👬, Krushchev🥲
Princess Grace👑, Peyton Place⛳️, Trouble in the Suez 🤫
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It was always burning🔥, since the world's been turning🌎
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No, we didn't light it🕯, but we tried to fight it👊
Little Rock🪨, Pasternak🤐, Mickey Mantle🏌♂️, Kerouac🫤
Sputnik🥔, Chou En-Lai😔, "Bridge on the River Kwai"🤒
Lebanon🖖, Charles de Gaulle,✌️ California baseball⚾️
Starkweather homicide🗡, children of thalidomide🚸
Buddy Holly😇, Ben Hur,🫠 space monkey,🐒 mafia💸
Hula hoops🛖, Castro😀, Edsel is a no-go🙅♀️
U2🕺, Syngman Rhee🤖, Payola and Kennedy🙈
Chubby Checker🫣, Psycho🎻, Belgians in the Congo😒
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Hemingway, Eichmann😀, "Stranger in a Strange Land"😅
Dylan🤔, Berlin🅱️, Bay of Pigs invasion😴
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Ole Miss😟, John Glenn,☹️ Liston beats Patterson🥹
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JFK – blown away😱, what else do I have to say?😫
We didn't start the fire🔥
It was always burning🔥, since the world's been turning🌎
We didn't start the fire🔥
No, we didn't light it🕯, but we tried to fight it👊
Birth control👶, Ho Chi Minh,🤭 Richard Nixon back again🫢
Moonshot🌔, Woodstock🦢, Watergate💧, punk rock🎸
Begin🤯, Reagan🧐, Palestine😦, terror on the airline😰
Ayatollah's in Iran😉, Russians in Afghanistan🥲
"Wheel of Fortune"🎡, Sally Ride😊, heavy metal suicide😮💨
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It was always burning🔥, since the world's been turning🌎
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But when we are gone💀
It will still burn on🔥, and on🔥, and on🔥, and on,🔥 and on🔥, and on🔥, and on🔥, and on🔥
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It was always burning,🕯 since the world's been turning🌎
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No, we didn't light it,🕯 but we tried to fight it👊
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It was always burning🕯, since the world's been turning🌎
We didn't start the fire🔥
No, we didn't light it🕯, but we tried to fight it👊
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Leading Actors
Gary Cooper & Ingrid Bergman
Saratoga Trunk ~ 1945
Clark Gable & Carole Lombard
No Man of Her Own ~ 1932
Cary Grant & Katharine Hepburn
Bringing Up Baby ~ 1938
ERROL FLYNN and OLIVIA de HAVILLAND in THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD 1938
Doris Day & Rock Hudson
Pillow Talk ~ 1959
James Dean & Julie Harris
East of Eden ~ 1955
Joanne Woodward & Paul Newman
The Long, Hot Summer ~ 1958
Sidney Poitier “To Sir with Love 1967”
Peter O’Toole & Omar Sharif
“Lawrence of Arabia 1962”
“Lawrence of Arabia 1962”
#leading actors#actors#vintage hollywood#vintage glamour#hollywood#tbt#gary cooper#clark gable#cary grant#errol flynn#rock hudson#james dean#paul newman#sidney poitier#omar sharif
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Producer Sam Spiegel (November 11, 1901 – December 31, 1985), pictured with presenter Olivia de Havilland and his Best Picture Oscar for LAWRENCE OF ARABIA at the 1963 Academy Awards.
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100 películas que tienes que ver por lo menos una vez en la vida:
1. El Padrino
2. Pulp Fiction
3. El Club de la Lucha
4. Tiburón
5. Matrix
6. 12 hombres sin piedad
7. Forrest Gump
8. Apocalypse Now
9. 2001: Una odisea del espacio
10. Lawrence de Arabia
11. El silencio de los corderos
12. La Naranja Mecánica
13. Blade Runner
14. La Vida es Bella
15. Seven
16. Salvar al soldado Ryan
17. Cinema Paradiso
18. Ciudad de Dios
19. Amelie
20. Chinatown
21. Rocky
22. Parque Jurásico
23. La ventana indiscreta
24. La Gran Evasión
25. El puente sobre el río Kwai
26. Los intocables de Eliot Ness
27. Atrapado en el tiempo
28. El Gran lebowski
29. Fargo
30. Vertigo
31. Braveheart
32. Requiem por un sueño
33. Barry Lyndon
34. Birdman
35. American Beauty
36. Fargo
37. El nombre de la rosa
38. El graduado
39. La jungla de cristal
40. Memento
41. Magnolia
42. El viaje de Chihiro
43. La la land
44. El Exorcista
45. Regreso al Futuro
46. En busca del Arca perdida
47. E.T. el Extraterrestre
48. Reservoir Dogs
49. El bueno, el feo y el malo
50. El Padrino Parte II
51. Cadena Perpetua
52. Top Gun
53. Dune (2021)
54. Up
55. Joker
56. Call me by your name
57. Star Wars
58. InterStellar
59. Origen
60. El Señor de los Anillos
61. El caballero oscuro
62. JFK
63. The help
64. Casino
65. Uno de los nuestros
66. Shutter Island
67. El infierno
68. El Secreto de sus ojos
69. Old Boy
70. Ratatouille
71. Akira
72. 300
73. Infiltrados
74. Sin City
75. Match Point
76. La mejor juventud
77. Big Fish
78. Eduardo manostijeras
79. Beetlejuice
80. Para todos los gustos
81. Intocable
82. La cena de los idiotas
83. El guateque
84. Salvar al Soldado Ryan
85. Beautiful Girls
86. Trainspotting
87. Agárralo como puedas
88. Aterriza como puedas
89. La lista de Schindler
90. Terminator 2
91. La Chaqueta Metálica
92. Cazafantasmas
93. Koyaanisqatsi
94. El expreso de Medianoche
95. Las aventuras de Jeremiah Johnson
96. Cantando bajo la lluvia
97. Érase una vez en América
98. Amores Perros
99. Psicosis
100. El sexto Sentido
Javi Carnicero 🏴☠️ on X: "100 películas que tienes que ver por lo menos una vez en la vida: 1. El Padrino 2. Pulp Fiction 3. El Club de la Lucha 4. Tiburón 5. Matrix 6. 12 hombres sin piedad 7. Forrest Gump 8. Apocalypse Now 9. 2001: Una odisea del espacio 10. Lawrence de Arabia 11. El silencio de los… https://t.co/IUIr5TWWIe" / X
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