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Jan 29, 2009 16:35

January coming to a close and maybe I'll change all these NMTB quotation icons for something else. Mmmm, football icons. Plus a few skating ones, it's that time of the year ( Read more... )

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nyseides January 29 2009, 20:16:42 UTC
I see Sanna already recommended Sommersturm and Männer Wie Wir, I second that ;D. Also, you can just try to find a German dub of a movie you like, they dub every goddamn thing anyway (suckers, I can't even watch movies on the Austrian and German channels we get XD).

As for French, I enjoyed Presque Rien a lot; don't have the torrent anymore but you should be able to find it, if not I can try to upload it somewhere if you want =). The only other one I can think of off the top of my head right now is Amélie, haven't watched it though ... oh, the Astérix and Obélix movies? XD Aaah, Tais-toi! XD we watch it like every time we go for a longer bus drive with school, which is why it gets on my nerves a little, but it's okay =D.

Can't help with Swedish, but that was probably expected XD Fucking Åmål is the only Swedish film I can remember watching (and Äideistä parhain, sort-of?).

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nyseides January 29 2009, 20:51:06 UTC
Yup, Anni recommended it to me and I was like, oooh, an opportunity to watch a good movie and listen to Finnish at the same time? I'm there! XD and bought myself a DVD in Helsinki. I loved it ♥ and it brought me near tears which is quite something since I rarely cry at movies.

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shandoras January 29 2009, 20:36:46 UTC
Oh thank you! tbh, I don't think I'll have time in thirteen days to watch a lot of stuff so this is already enough.

I remember we watched Pretty Woman dubbed in German during my first year in high school. It was so funny, probably won't get that anywhere though seeing how old it is but yeah, good point with the dubbing.

I love Amélie! That's the sole French movie have. lol, never heard of Tais-toi! but a bloody awesome name :D

We have FST, national Swedish tv channel, but I find most of their programmes and the movies they show booooring. Moomins in Swedish, that could be something. The vocabulary wouldn't be too hard, either.

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nyseides January 29 2009, 20:49:00 UTC
All in the name of studying! XD "No mum, I am not lazying around, this is work!" *g*

It's kinda funny, switching to an Austrian channel and hearing Desperate Housewives or House speaking German XD. I really fail to see the point in dubbing movies though. Cartoons, sure, but why movies?

I should really get 'round to watching Amélie, I feel like I'm missing out on something by not having seen it yet =D.

Moomins! =D <3 I was so in love with it when I was a kid, haha. Shame they don't show it here anymore XD (it'd definitely be better than a lot of the cartoons on the "kids' shows" these days).

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