*Fuming*
I blogged this maybe… two weeks ago? Can’t bother to figure out while ranting. Continue Reading…
Archives For Moving Media
I am NOT against dubbing… I have read that some people with viewing difficulties prefer watching dubbed films, and I respect that. This is why I’m titling this “Only-Dubbed,” I don’t have a problem with dubbing a movie, but what bothers me is not having the option of watching the subtitled version of it.
Case and point, Continue Reading…
The short films collection of Paris Je t’Aime was FINALLY released in Lima. It was released in Cannes in 2006, did some weeks of running through some small screen, and was released on DVD on 2007. The two-disc special edition has been in my collection since then, but now YOU… Peruvian movie-goer, can go to the cinema and catch it on the big screen.
The project has a LOT of BIG names, so just go watch it coz it’s good. This is the list of short films in order:
- Montmartre
- Quais de Seine
- Le Marais
- Tuileries
- Loin du 16e
- Porte du Choisy
- Bastille
- Place des Victoires
- Tour Eiffel
- Parc Monceau
- Quartier des Enfants Rouges
- Place des Fetes
- Pigalle
- Quartier de la Madeleine
- Pere-Lachaise
- Faubourg Saint-Denis
- Quartier Latin
- 14e Arrondissement
Check Cine Terra for other times:
Cinemark Jockey Plaza – 13:15 16:00 18:40 21:15
UVK Larcomar – 17:10 19:40 22:10
UVK Larcomar Cinebar – 16:40 19:00 21:25
ALSO
Don’t forget that Centro Cultural Peruano Japones will be showing Shinobu Yaguchi’s Waterboys and Swing Girls this month.
It’s been like a month and a half since I last blogged about the music I’ve been listening. Of course I’m totally loving my Salyu albums since last post, and have been digging my Japanese trend these past few weeks… you wouldn’t believe. Everything Asian… le sigh. xD Including a lot of Asian films, therefore a lot of Asian Soundtrack additions because Amy loves her some soundtrack music.
So… I saw the Linda Linda Linda movie the other day, and I got the songs stucked in my head. LOL’ The film released 2 soudntracks of sorts… One the official soundtrack, and one 6-track album performed by the actresses of the film as PARAN MAUM (Meaning Blue Hearts in Korean, referring to the * Blue Hearts covers).
* The original soundtrack contains 3 of the 6 tracks in “we are PARANMAUM” with bits with less lyrics.
- RINDA RINDA (Linda Linda) *
- Boku no Migite (My Right Hand) *
- Owaranai Uta (Never-ending Song) *
- Aoi Kokoro (Underneath Heart)
- BIZU Saiku (Beading)
- SON no BARUDO (Son’s Ballad)
National Geographic article here.
I wonder if Nat Geo Latin America will broadcast Live… coz I wanna see on my tv. Anyway, there’s also a link where you can watch the webcast (here, I think) – You’ll need Quicktime.
Concert begins at 7pm-12 Reykjavik, Iceland GMT time… meaning GMT -5 in Peru Time, 2pm
Best title for like EVER. LOL’
The film was a little TOO bizarre for me, but it does get some very funny moments, and I couldn’t help but post a collage of capture of the first half of the film with Yu Aoi with an electrical perm, Juri Ueno with her perm, and funny faces and expressions, including Azuki Panda-chan~~ and the “hue hue hue hue hue” laugh, and “puan~” moments.
*Swoons* More lightroom testing. I played around with 3 different types of photos, some captures from the intro in nifty Black & White, nifty in character photos, and cool photos of the actors not in character.
Last Friends – Intro in Black & White
Last Friends – In Character
Last Friends – Out of Character
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwzbNSJ8On4
Yup, finally as well. It already began showing, but you wouldn’t believe how freaky was to find out it was showing. It was a regular day in the evening when I suddenly thought to myself that I missed watching The Ellen Show because, well… no one broadcasted the show (until now), so I missed watching it from time to time. So maybe I thought of sending a message through her website complainig about it, ha! One minute later (literally), I saw the commercial that it was gonna begin broadcasting.
The Ellen Show is showing from Monday to Friday at 5 p.m. (GMT -5, Peru Time) on Warner Channel (Channel 16 Cable Magico). I leave you with some Ellen Spanish Funny. The Spanish classes did sure pay up!
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When I was in Canada, one of my favorite programs on the Food Network was Iron Chef. Not the American version, I don’t care for the American version… but the Japanese!!
Tell me what you eat, and I’ll tell you what you are.
Funnyness ensued when they used REALLY bad dubbing for it. “Unh… Fukui-san” xD
I wanted to let you all know that the show will be broadcasting in Sony Entertainment Television (15 Cable Magico) on Saturdays at 8 p.m. (GMT -5, Peru Time).
