Weekend Movie Marathon: On-Demand

[goodguy]

Still haven't seen it. Maybe I should get it just to lend Rich some support. 

Speaking of best animated feature:
Has anyone of you checked out "Sita Sings the Blues" yet?

[addicted2dvd]

Uh... no... not me... but I think I will pass on it! 

[goodguy]

Uh... no... not me... but I think I will pass on it! 

Does your daughter still read here? Maybe we can convince her to organize a musical marathon? 

[addicted2dvd]

  Every great once in a while she will read the site... but not too often. Which is why I always try to remember not to mention gifts to her here until after I give them to her now! 

But she is more into the comic book forums like Marvel and such.

[Achim]

Speaking of best animated feature:
Has anyone of you checked out "Sita Sings the Blues" yet?

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I did download the film from the website...

I usually remember about it when I read the forum(s) (seeing your avatar) but then forget when I am home. One of these days I have to transfer it to my PS3 (file conversion may be needed) and then be able to watch it when the mood hits.

I have quickly looked at a few brief moments from the film and noticed the the animation style seems to change throughtout the film...?

But she is more into the comic book forums like Marvel and such.

Wow, she is into Marvel comics...?

[addicted2dvd]

But she is more into the comic book forums like Marvel and such.

Wow, she is into Marvel comics...?

Oh yeah... she is huge into comics. She is a regular poster at marvel comics and writes articles at comicbookboards.org so yeah... she likes her comics

[goodguy]

I have quickly looked at a few brief moments from the film and noticed the the animation style seems to change throughtout the film...?

Yes it is a mix of different styles. As there are multiple narratives. And '20s Jazz songs together with the Indian Ramayana. But it all makes sense, trust me.