grimI have a warped Japanese film called Tetsuo from years back that has that kind of 'concept' in it - its grim... blugh..
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djdirect,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:34,
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ooh that scene is rather amusing aint it!it's not as bad as when he's putting the metal bar in his leg!!!
*shudder*
(*shudder*
MrHaze likes to poo,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:35,
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yeah -and the maggots...
i was only 15 when i got that on video - good lord how it could have influenced me ;)
(i was only 15 when i got that on video - good lord how it could have influenced me ;)
djdirect,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:36,
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me 2taken me ages to get all the rust out of my femur i can tell ya!
( MrHaze likes to poo,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:38,
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i love the way that the film is shotwhen he's moving from place to place. kinda like moving statues. tis ace!
( MrHaze likes to poo,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:37,
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yeahmy favourite scene is when she cooks him the fried breakfast and every bite is like someone hitting metal on metal - very clever..
( djdirect,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:38,
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isthat what film thats in..I was always told about something like that in a film and always wondered what it was....ahhh so now I know.....
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Tyronne Get To Falkirk,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:36,
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www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0000634CZ/ref=sr_aps_dvd_1_1/202-0021573-5317467
good film though just odd.
(good film though just odd.
djdirect,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:37,
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the sequel's good too"Shinya Tsukamoto's 'Tetsuo II - Body Hammer' continues the story of Taniguchi Tomoo who, when his young son is kidnapped from a Tokyo department store, is transformed into a human cyber-gun"
( brainstuff can eat a whole shredded wheat,
Tue 12 Aug 2003, 16:42,
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