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Post by Alisa on Jun 15, 2012 10:38:53 GMT -5
The same questions and answers again.
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Post by bunnie24 on Jun 15, 2012 15:53:26 GMT -5
*sighs* Oh baby...I've missed your voice whispering sweet nothings into my ear...  I love these interviews, yeah...they're repetitive, but it's nice how he doesn't repeat his answer either. |
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Post by leyla11 on Jun 21, 2012 10:41:18 GMT -5
Lenghty interview on Vimeo (courtesy of Dulcemirita, actually) I haven't seen it posted here.... vimeo.com/44354306Anyway, he is definitely morphing into a rockstar, looking absolutely scrumptious He also looks stoned like a true rockstar ;D though I believe he's simply very tired because of the jet lag, of the exhausting trip and very bored by the not-so-brilliant journalist. Gawd, I want to see Red Lights! |
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Post by Alisa on Jun 22, 2012 20:40:00 GMT -5
She posted this on the Red Lights thread. I know you're avoiding it in fear of spoilers. I'll just say that I have never been spoiled on this forum. Members rather refrain from talking about it or use the spoilers-ink than spoil it for others. Of course I don't know what made you make this choice, I'm not here 24/7. I just wanted to say that I think the Red Lights thread is safe, but you decide for yourself. My opinion: If you see a known forum member has posted, do a selective reading. If a new one has posted, skip it? I'm also very afraid of spoilers and never read scripts. I do watch clips, so I guess that's a controversy. The clips have a whole new meaning when they're in context, though. Sigh... Don't let me affect your choices. I'm just rambling..
I wonder what it would be like if there were separate threads for non-spoilery and spoilery discussion for each film? There's benefits for both. No fear of spoilers for the ones who haven't seen it. Open discussion for those who have. Of course there's the possibility that some people who have seen it, might not bother to write to the non-spoilery thread at all, but I can't really think of any other downsides? Can someone else?
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Post by Zombiekitten on Jun 22, 2012 21:12:52 GMT -5
I wonder what it would be like if there were separate threads for non-spoilery and spoilery discussion for each film? There's benefits for both. No fear of spoilers for the ones who haven't seen it. Open discussion for those who have. Of course there's the possibility that some people who have seen it, might not bother to write to the non-spoilery thread at all, but I can't really think of any other downsides? Can someone else? That's actually a good idea !  I definitely will think about that. |
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Post by leyla11 on Jun 22, 2012 23:42:52 GMT -5
Whops, sorry! You're right, Alisa!
I remembered a very specific thread for this one, so I posted it here. Sorry.
Anyway, I avoid it because I read something...not really a spoiler, but a spoiler alert for something in the thread. I hope to be able to see the film very soon.
Yet I think it's probably better to have a "spoiler" and a "non spoiler" thread for movies like that.
It's actually a nightmare: I'm fleeing from spoilers on my Facebook page too because Prometheus will be released in Italy in October....I watched the film, but I'm constantly in fear of spoiling it to the other Italians.
Let me tell you that it's not that I don't trust you guys, you are very attentive when it comes to spoilers, but I know that it's also very difficult to speak about a movie and not to slip important bits. Since the film has been released in the UK, I think it's better for me not to read anything until I watch it.
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Post by wikkleshamrocks on Jun 23, 2012 6:44:42 GMT -5
Be careful of Twitter for spoilers too! One insensitive idiot deliberately posted about Red Lights & spoiled the ending for all who saw the tweet. It's hard to avoid spoilers on Twitter with such short bursts of words, like a machine gun, before you know it, you have read it! Its ok for me I have now seen Red Lights without the spoil, I thought it was brilliant and loved the twist. Be careful guys! Avoid the kill joys!  |
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Post by bunnie24 on Jun 23, 2012 11:16:34 GMT -5
Is it the same ending from the script?? **I can be PMed for those who don't want to spoil**
if it's different then yeah, shame on that jerk! :/
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Post by Pisces on Jun 24, 2012 16:34:44 GMT -5
I wonder what it would be like if there were separate threads for non-spoilery and spoilery discussion for each film? There's benefits for both. No fear of spoilers for the ones who haven't seen it. Open discussion for those who have. Of course there's the possibility that some people who have seen it, might not bother to write to the non-spoilery thread at all, but I can't really think of any other downsides? Can someone else? I think it's a really good idea, Alisa. It's so hard to avoid spoilers these days, and I've always appreciated the way that the members here take such care to think of others and are careful not to spoil anything. With that said, the fact that a lot of movies are staggering their releases around the world, and that our little community here is comprised of people from so many different countries, we're bound to run into the problem of some members having seen a particular film, while others have not. So, to me, it would make sense to have a special thread for spoilers, where people who have seen the film already can discuss it safely, without ruining anything for anyone else.  Has anyone here seen Red Lights yet? I suppose whoever sees it first could begin a Red Lights Spoiler thread themselves, if they feel inclined. |
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Post by Cait on Jun 24, 2012 19:37:30 GMT -5
I agree about having a spoiler thread, as sometimes I don't like to read scripts. In fact, I've never read any scripts for any of the films Cillian has been in. So, yes, I think a spoiler thread would be a good thing! Especially with the different release dates in different countries like you mentioned, Pisces. Shamrocks has seen Red Lights for sure, as well as at least one other member.
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Post by Alisa on Jun 26, 2012 10:46:05 GMT -5
Whops, sorry! You're right, Alisa! I remembered a very specific thread for this one, so I posted it here. Sorry. Let me tell you that it's not that I don't trust you guys, you are very attentive when it comes to spoilers, but I know that it's also very difficult to speak about a movie and not to slip important bits. Since the film has been released in the UK, I think it's better for me not to read anything until I watch it. I certainly didn't mean to biatch about the interview being posted in two threads. For me it's a good thing, since I have a habit of watching all the videos in a row after each film's promotion has ended. I was just using the video as a "bridge" to get to the spoilers discussion to try to come up with a solution so that no one would have to avoid threads. My idea turned out to be useless, and you're right, I guess the only way to protect yourself from unintentional slips is to avoid the thread.  What someone thinks not to be spoilery, might be spoilery for someone else. Depends on how much people want to know. I'm just trying to avoid major plot-spoilers, so things are a little easier for me. I know people who don't even read synopsis' of films, they pick films based on it's name, cover of a dvd, topic of the film or name of the director. We all have different level of tolerance for information about films. It would still be nice if there was a place for those who have seen films before others to discuss them freely. I don't think I'll ever be among the first ones to see a film, but I'd like to read people's comments afterwards without having to search for them from the main thread. I think this will be available for US fans only.(And for those with cable tv?) Bloody MTV...  . Cillian on VH1 tomorrow morning. www.vh1.com/shows/schedule/vh1/daily.jhtml?channels=none&day=6%2F27%2F12&shows=noneThis (very short) red carpet interview is for everyone, though... ;D |
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Post by anitnelav on Jun 26, 2012 17:25:02 GMT -5
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Post by wikkleshamrocks on Jun 26, 2012 17:58:14 GMT -5
These are cute Anitnelav! Nice find! Shame they are all fragmented but the one where Rodgrigo starts of, Cillian looks like he's falling asleep until the reporter makes him jump back to life when she call him! He's so funny! ;D
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Post by Zombiekitten on Jun 26, 2012 18:06:36 GMT -5
OMG I have to spread some CBs for all these goodies that had been posted recently !!  Thanks Alisa and Anitnelav |
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Post by dulcemirita on Jun 27, 2012 2:21:29 GMT -5
Morning coffe watching some new Cilllian's videos!! I absolutely must reward you this moment of bliss, Anitnelav. CB!! The radio interview was quite enjoyable, despite the bad sound. Here you have another article: velvetroper.com/2012/06/cillian-murphy-has-no-idea-what-inception-was-about-either/I like that: So maybe that’s the secret to the enigmatic Cillian Murphy: drill him and expect tight lips, lose your cool and he’s much more sympathetic. The actor is as decipherable as a windmill toy locked in a safe of our subconscious. But he sure is good-looking.
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I definitely will think about that. 
What someone thinks not to be spoilery, might be spoilery for someone else. Depends on how much people want to know. I'm just trying to avoid major plot-spoilers, so things are a little easier for me. I know people who don't even read synopsis' of films, they pick films based on it's name, cover of a dvd, topic of the film or name of the director. We all have different level of tolerance for information about films.
. Cillian on VH1 tomorrow morning.
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