[quote=MovieGal]Philosophy in the Boudoir would be more mellow. It deals with theology and sexuality. It was written by deSade.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]Now Venus In Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, was extremely boring to me.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][B]Small Things Like These[/B] was incredibly moving!

[quote=MovieGal]I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.[/quote]

That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one![/quote]

Salo is a masterpiece, imo.

I have read the book, which the timeline is off, of course.

I have read many of deSade,'s works.

It's one of the most interesting films I have seen.

I have seen similar films. The one I'm watching now, I have not heard of.[/quote]

I have never thought of reading the book! Is it a very long book?[/quote]

Yes but did you enjoy the film? If not, then you won't enjoy the book.[/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][B]Small Things Like These[/B] was incredibly moving!

[quote=MovieGal]I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.[/quote]

That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one![/quote]

Salo is a masterpiece, imo.

I have read the book, which the timeline is off, of course.

I have read many of deSade,'s works.

It's one of the most interesting films I have seen.

I have seen similar films. The one I'm watching now, I have not heard of.[/quote]

I have never thought of reading the book! Is it a very long book?[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][B]Small Things Like These[/B] was incredibly moving!

[quote=MovieGal]I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.[/quote]

That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one![/quote]

Salo is a masterpiece, imo.

I have read the book, which the timeline is off, of course.

I have read many of deSade,'s works.

It's one of the most interesting films I have seen.

I have seen similar films. The one I'm watching now, I have not heard of.[/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff][B]Small Things Like These[/B] was incredibly moving!

[quote=MovieGal]I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.[/quote]

That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one![/quote]

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[quote=ynwtf]the boss is bored and has been randomly flipping breaker switches the past 10 minutes or so.[/quote]

[quote=MovieGal]I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.[/quote]

[quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]
I don't mind long movies. The Chinese version of Red Cliff is a favorite.  It's 4 hours long. A beautiful and well executed film.[/quote]

I'm a huge John Woo fan![/quote]

[quote=MovieGal][quote=FilmBuff][quote=MovieGal]14 minutes to end of workday..then movie time.

I got a recommendation from another member, the movie is 3 hrs long.[/quote]

Long movies are great in the Fall/Winter.

I still have to watch the director's cut of [b]Napoleon[/B][/quote]

I don't mind long movies. The Chinese version of Red Cliff is a favorite.  It's 4 hours long. A beautiful and well executed film.[/quote]