Pan's Labyrinth

Bartholomew · Jan 27, 2007

I just got back from seeing Pan's Labyrinth. It is the most amazing movie ever. O_O

aadams73 · Jan 27, 2007

I've heard SO many wonderful reviews of this movie that I think I'm moving it to the top of my must-go-see list. Thanks, Bart!

Bartholomew · Jan 27, 2007

You won't be dissapointed.

Vincent · Jan 27, 2007

Is it anything like David Bowie's Labyrinth?

maestrowork · Jan 27, 2007

No. This one is very adult. Definitely not for children. But excellent.

Bartholomew · Jan 27, 2007

beezle said:
Is it anything like David Bowie's Labyrinth?

WELL... there are some similar elements. They share the name Labyrinth for a reason, but this is far more... realistic? approach to a somewhat similar story.

maestrowork · Jan 27, 2007

And this one doesn't have Jennifer Connelly (not that it's a good thing, at all).

Bartholomew · Jan 27, 2007

maestrowork said:
And this one doesn't have Jennifer Connelly (not that it's a good thing, at all).

Well, as I understand her, her spanish is somewhat rusty...

...though the hombre what played Fauno and the Pale Man had to learn his lines phonetically.

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http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Evils in America/Hellivision/pans_labyrinth.htm

Pan's Labyrinth, Satan, and Pedophilia!

By David J. Stewart

Truly we are in the end times! Satan is working relentlessly to corrupt and destroy everything that stands in the way of the coming antichrist. Some people had a hard time accepting the truth about Walt Disney's NARNIA, when I exposed the Satanism and spirit of pedophilia in the film. There is an inseparable connection between Satanism and child sexual-abuse and torture. Here again, in an upcoming movie scheduled for release in October of 2006, Pan's Labyrinth, we see an innocent little girl being presented to Satan, this time by Picturehouse and Warner Brothers (owned by Time Warner).
According to the hideous movie's official website...

" 'Pan's Labyrinth' is a fanciful and chilling story set against the backdrop of a fascist regime in 1944 rural Spain. The film centers on Ofelia, a lonely and dreamy child living with her mother and adoptive father; a military officer tasked with ridding the area of rebels. In her loneliness, Ofelia creates a world filled with fantastical creatures and secret destinies. With post-war repression at its height, Ofelia must come to terms with her world through a fable of her own creation."

Oh, giveth unto me a break!

SpookyWriter · Jan 27, 2007

Bartholomew said:
I just got back from seeing Pan's Labyrinth. It is the most amazing movie ever. O_O

Did you take the parents with you? :Hug2:

So how's mom and pop doing since the fall? How's you dad?

Bartholomew · Jan 27, 2007

SpookyWriter said:
Did you take the parents with you? So how's mom and pop doing since the fall? How's you dad?

No. I went with Anna.

Dad is his normal, frustrating self. Mom is strung out.

Thanks for asking.

TsukiRyoko · Jan 27, 2007

We don't get most movies here in the back ass woods. Our newest movie was the first Marilyn Monroe movie. *kicks the dirt angrily*

SpookyWriter · Jan 27, 2007

TsukiRyoko said:
We don't get most movies here in the back ass woods. Our newest movie was the first Marilyn Monroe movie. *kicks the dirt angrily*

Ah, you rich folks are always getting the good movies first. :rant:

writerterri · Jan 27, 2007

Must be nice to be single and just pop over to the movies. :tongue

Vincent · Jan 27, 2007

writerterri said:
Must be nice to be single and just pop over to the movies.

I hate going to the movies alone.

SpookyWriter · Jan 27, 2007

writerterri said:
Must be nice to be single and just pop over to the movies.

Yes it is, thank you.

Bartholomew · Jan 27, 2007

writerterri said:
Must be nice to be single and just pop over to the movies.

I went with a girl.

Anyway, I get (got?) extra credit in my Spanish class for going. ^-^

TsukiRyoko · Jan 27, 2007

SpookyWriter said:
Yes it is, thank you.

What, you're shockingly foreign girlfriend with the Porshe left you for the pool boy again? Poor Spooky... Lucky Enrique....

maxmordon · Sep 8, 2007

I went with a bunch of classmates of my English course and I was the only one I like it (Teacher said that by movies like that the society was so rotten) I went next day to watch it again, the only movie I have done that

Cassiopeia · Sep 8, 2007

Bartholomew said:
I just got back from seeing Pan's Labyrinth. It is the most amazing movie ever. O_O

Shouldn't this be in the movies forum?

akiwiguy · Sep 8, 2007

Loved Pan's Layrinth. One of the best movies I've seen for years.

Greenwolf103 · Sep 13, 2007

I thought there was an awful lot of violence in this movie, even for one involving a child character. What was most horrifying to me is what happened to this very character in the end. Not the good thing but, um, the bad thing. (Don't wanna throw in spoilers for those who haven't seen it...)

It's in Spanish? I didn't know that. I guess if I had been reading their lips instead of the subtitles, I would have picked up on that... Oh, dear.

maestrowork · Sep 13, 2007

You mean the one with the knife? Yeah, it was kind of nasty...

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