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The last word on OLD MAN IN CINEMA!?
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28-06-2012 06:24PM#1
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EarthlyPangaea wrote: »you should know better than to spread out all of your stuff
Exactly.
In Ireland it means, don't whip out your 'skinhead wearing a polo neck' and crack out a puddle of trouser custard while in the company of others at your local cinema.
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Exactly.
In Ireland it means, don't whip out your 'skinhead wearing a polo neck' and crack out a puddle of trouser custard while in the company of others at your local cinema.
The blurred out bit should say "Please share this seat with others". As bad as that idea was.....*shudder*
I vote for this one:
If this guy has a mobile, best put up the above poster as well
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Yeah the monthly manner posters is one of those weird eccentricities in Tokyo. This was the one when I was first over there.
I think me and my friends eventually had to ask someone what it was about we saw them so much :pac: If I recall, the next one went up a day or so before we left. It was a rite of passage that our trip had ended [/nostalgia]
Although they have gone downhill slightly since the 1970s and 1980s... http://pinktentacle.com/2010/08/vintage-tokyo-subway-manner-posters/
The poster that inspired Cho Aniki...
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Jack burton wrote: »These are japantastic!
As resident artist, well, you and Adultappleflavouredbeveragemale (although he paints 'mature' art, like watercolours of viaducts in Sligo and Walshestown, and fruitbowl still life frescos), id love to see a Daily Telegraph style cartoon that mocks OLD MAN IN CINEMA. You gotta do it.
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Jack burton wrote: »These are japantastic!
As resident artist, well, you and Adultappleflavouredbeveragemale (although he paints 'mature' art, like watercolours of viaducts in Sligo and Walshestown, and fruitbowl still life frescos), id love to see a Daily Telegraph style cartoon that mocks OLD MAN IN CINEMA. 0 -
I must be psychic. Apparently there is a viaduct in Owenmore, Sligo. :eek:
*quickly taps in www.lottery.ie in the browser address bar*
Best whip out your easel and give that brush a good walloping eh Adultappleflavouredbeveragemale? 0 -
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Couldn't read through that if I tried, far too much hipsterism going on. No offence to any film buffs but to me, films are 2 hour pieces of entertainment...not something I want to read too much into 0 -
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johnny_ultimate wrote: »Actually was in the IFI last night, rewatched the wonderful Himizu (might be my favourite film of the year so far). I'd say you'd love the film EnterNow, you should check out the DVD when its released (I was going to say 'when it comes out', but I thought better of it). It was a different cinema though, you'll be saddened to hear, and the only irregularity was a fellow with a slightly unusual laugh.
"Two teenagers living a dystopian existence in post-tsunami Japan embark on a campaign of violence against evil wrong doers."
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1900893/
Sounds pretty good actually, I like dystopian backdrops
Lol at the weird laugh guy, I hate the way we notice things in the cinema that we wouldn't normally notice at all0 -
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