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whiskeypriest
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 2:15 pm Reply with quote
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Although I think I've figured out who you are
<=== All in all, not that hard

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ehle64
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 11:38 pm Reply with quote
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Tarantino comes across as a perpetual adolescent both fascinated and in awe of women. Given that he's in his mid-forties, he must either be gay or enjoys having a nononesense blonde walk up and down his back in high heels.


This is SO cracking me up, I met QT this week and John Waters was taking him to the most interesting places. . .

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mo_flixx
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 12:30 am Reply with quote
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whiskeypriest wrote:
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Although I think I've figured out who you are
<=== All in all, not that hard


HARRY LIME?
HARRY LEMON?
HARRY CITRUS FRUIT?
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mo_flixx
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 12:31 am Reply with quote
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ehle64 wrote:
jeremy wrote:
Tarantino comes across as a perpetual adolescent both fascinated and in awe of women. Given that he's in his mid-forties, he must either be gay or enjoys having a nononesense blonde walk up and down his back in high heels.


This is SO cracking me up, I met QT this week and John Waters was taking him to the most interesting places. . .


Never ever even considered that QT might be gay...

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billyweeds
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 4:33 am Reply with quote
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mo_flixx wrote:
ehle64 wrote:
jeremy wrote:
Tarantino comes across as a perpetual adolescent both fascinated and in awe of women. Given that he's in his mid-forties, he must either be gay or enjoys having a nononesense blonde walk up and down his back in high heels.


This is SO cracking me up, I met QT this week and John Waters was taking him to the most interesting places. . .


Never ever even considered that QT might be gay...

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Grow up. Smile
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jeremy
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 5:34 am Reply with quote
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Billy, discussing how someones personality or sexuality might be reflected in thei work is not the same thing as engaging in a round of who is in or out of the closet.

I neither know nor care whether Tarantino is gay or that his patent Madonna and whore fixation might be the manifestation of unarticulated, unrealised or underlying sexual inclinations. The point I was trying to make is that his portrayal as women as alluring, ass-kicking assassins or feisty femme fatales cannot be seen as an expression of feminism; far from it.

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billyweeds
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 6:00 am Reply with quote
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Jeremy--I beg to disagree. There is a kind of feminism often espoused by gay men who identify with women--and also see them as larger than life and exotic, in other words, "alluring, ass-kicking assassins or feisty femme fatales." I think it's not at all far-fetched to see this camp sensibility as also genuinely feminist.
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jeremy
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 6:21 am Reply with quote
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Ah ha! So you'd agree that Quentin Tarantino (about whom we couldn't give a monkey's as to whether he is gay or not) displays this sensibility.

Is the expression 'couldn't give a monkey's' used in America? If so, perhaps someone could specualte as to what is it that the monkey possesses that is worth little, but still more than the object of the under discussion.

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whiskeypriest
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:44 am Reply with quote
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jeremy wrote:
Ah ha! So you'd agree that Quentin Tarantino (about whom we couldn't give a monkey's as to whether he is gay or not) displays this sensibility.

Is the expression 'couldn't give a monkey's' used in America? If so, perhaps someone could specualte as to what is it that the monkey possesses that is worth little, but still more than the object of the under discussion.
The expression I'm familiar with is "couldn't give a rat's ass." Nevery heard "monkey's." It would be rather unAmerican for us to not use that last word you prim proper oh so veddy veddy correct English types omit.

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jeremy
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 8:45 am Reply with quote
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It's arse, you...American, you.

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marantzo
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It always bothers me when I hear Americans, mostly, use the term 'butt' instead of 'ass'. It is such a wimp out. Letterman always uses the word 'ass'. Sort of ironic because he's not an ass-kisser like the bland Leno.
mo_flixx
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 9:34 am Reply with quote
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Booty...Booty Call...Bootylicious
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marantzo
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mo_flixx wrote:
Booty...Booty Call...Bootylicious


YUCK!!!!!!!!!!!! That really sound ridiculous and I image that it sounds even more dreadful for women.
ehle64
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 11:22 am Reply with quote
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PROVINCETOWN INT’L FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES
FROZEN RIVER, FLOW: FOR LOVE OF WATER & WHO I AM
THE WINNERS OF THE 2008 HBO AUDIENCE AWARDS

-- John Schlesinger Award given to BALLAST --

The Provincetown International Film Festival ended its 10th anniversary celebration of independent filmmaking this evening by awarding the following:

HBO Audience Award for Best Feature Film was given to FROZEN RIVER, directed by Courtney Hunt

HBO Audience Award for Best Documentary was given to FLOW: FOR LOVE OF WATER , directed by Irena Salina

HBO Audience Award for Best Short Film was given to WHO I AM, directed by Whitney Peters

The John Schlesinger Award (awarded to a first time filmmaker) was given to Lance Hammer, director of BALLAST

The Student Film Competition Grand Jury Award was given to RABIA, directed by Muhammad Ali Hasan

The Student Film Competition Special Jury Prize was given to THE SHERIFF, directed by Jeff M. Giordano

As part of the Festival’s celebration of independent careers in film, the following awards were also given over the weekend: QUENTIN TARANTINO was awarded the Filmmaker on The Edge Award (sponsored by The Phoenix Media Group); GAEL GARCIA BERNAL received The Excellence In Acting Award (sponsored by Werc Werk Works): and JANE LYNCH received the Faith Hubley Memorial Award (sponsored by the Ritchie-Davis Foundation).

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mo_flixx
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 12:12 pm Reply with quote
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marantzo wrote:
mo_flixx wrote:
Booty...Booty Call...Bootylicious


YUCK!!!!!!!!!!!! That really sound ridiculous and I image that it sounds even more dreadful for women.


What word would you use to describe the posteriors of J.Lo or Beyonce?
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