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Primer
2005-05-30, 3:29 PM #1
I just watched Primer last night, and this is possibly one of the deepest movies I've ever seen. For those that don't know about it, It's a low- budget ($7000) Indie film that won the Sundance Film Awards. It's story involves two men who, trying to create one machine in their run-from -the-garage business accidentally create a machine that bends time. The storyline is uniquelly(sp?) and challangingly(sp? I'm starting to spell like elena) non-linear, engaging and always changing. It blends human nature in with a mind bending storyline and paradoxes in time travel. Like I said, when you watch it, you have to ditch your linear storyline mindset and keep observing and recalling what happens to understand what's happening. This is a very stimulating movie. It's very deep and well shot, especially for its low budget. So, has anyone seen it? Discuss.

And I haven't been here in a while. How is everyone? Who's left since I was here last, and who's been banned?

We still have this creepy little guy? ------>:em321:
"I'm interested in the fact that the less secure a person is, the more likely it is for that person to have extreme prejudices." -Clint Eastwood
2005-05-30, 4:22 PM #2
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Originally posted by Sok Munkey
uniquelly(sp?) and challangingly(sp? I'm starting to spell like elena)


hay! you spelled MY name rong. :mad:

it sounds intresting, *adds to list of "when bored at blockbuster"*
Laughing at my spelling herts my feelings. Well laughing is fine actully, but posting about it is not.
2005-05-31, 3:48 PM #3
I just watched it and... I have no idea what I just saw...
"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt. " - Bertrand Russell
The Triumph of Stupidity in Mortals and Others 1931-1935
2005-05-31, 4:11 PM #4
Will add to the "to see" list along with the godfather trilogy. And yes we still have that lil guy, along with a thread on it and [http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v615/Bokoski/ihate2.gif] him being submitted.
nope.

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