The Shoutbox
Originally Posted by MovieGal
You need a strong stomach and open mind.
I have both!!
You need a strong stomach and open mind.
Originally Posted by MovieGal
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
Originally Posted by MovieGal
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
Small Things Like These was incredibly moving!

Originally Posted by MovieGal
I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.
That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one!
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.
I have never thought of reading the book! Is it a very long book?
Yes but did you enjoy the film? If not, then you won't enjoy the book.
It's been a while, I don't remember much about my reaction beyond thinking "what is the fuzz all about? I mean, it's art, right?"

So I think maybe I should watch it again to refresh my memory
Philosophy in the Boudoir would be more mellow. It deals with theology and sexuality. It was written by deSade.
Now Venus In Furs by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, was extremely boring to me.
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
Originally Posted by MovieGal
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
Small Things Like These was incredibly moving!

Originally Posted by MovieGal
I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.
That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one!
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.
I have never thought of reading the book! Is it a very long book?
Yes but did you enjoy the film? If not, then you won't enjoy the book.
Originally Posted by MovieGal
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
Small Things Like These was incredibly moving!

Originally Posted by MovieGal
I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.
That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one!
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.
I have never thought of reading the book! Is it a very long book?
Originally Posted by FilmBuff
Small Things Like These was incredibly moving!

Originally Posted by MovieGal
I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.
That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one!
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.
Small Things Like These was incredibly moving!

Originally Posted by MovieGal
I like how one reviewer compares it to Pasolini's Salo.
That's a comparison that wouldn't have occurred to me, I must think about that one!