hobglobin on Feb 27 2010, 03:35 PM said:

oh yeah....I watched this one too...perhaps better than the other two in terms of plot and characters, eh?

casandra on Feb 27 2010, 09:42 PM said:

The others I don't know , rarely watch animé ; and the name Howl's Moving Castle is more familiar too

hobglobin on Feb 27 2010, 03:45 PM said:

but the japanese title is more exotic-- Shiro means castle...and Hauro is Howl but with japanese pronunciatin.....

casandra on Feb 27 2010, 09:52 PM said:

and "No Ugoku" silly walking? or what?

hobglobin on Feb 27 2010, 03:54 PM said:

the 'No' is actually possessive article for Hauro (Howl) so 'Hauro no' means Howl's and ugoku is a root verb which means to move or shake etc....am not sure how grammatically correct the phrase is- perhaps we can ask the japanese contingent ...

anyone watched these two movies?



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17 again is quite normal/bad...the typical teenager movie.

Ratatouille is good and funny.



Another one for the 5 stars/doubleplusgood/excelentes collection:
"The Big Lebowski"

The dude is funny I liked him and the whole movie... and Ratatouille and that other I didn't watched...but it's fishy when the producers think that they have to explain the pronunciation of the title in advance for the "stupid" audience

hobglobin on Feb 28 2010, 02:26 PM said:

Stupid people who do not speak french!!...

Another one:5 stars/doubleplusgood/excelentes collection:
"Snatch"