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Odd combination for a double-feature.

Started by W0m6at, June 26, 2010, 05:36:55 PM

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W0m6at

Tonight my fiancée and I watched The Princess and the Frog, and then much to my surprise, she agreed to watch Black Mask (Hak Hap) with me. It was a strange combination, but it worked surprisingly well. Both were light-hearted movies that we both enjoyed.

Has anyone else had any odd double-feature combinations? How did they work out as a pair?

samuelrichardscott

Used to often do daft double features with the ex. She would choose something like Notting Hill and then I would choose something like Cannibal Holocaust ;D

Kathy

Quote from: samuelrichardscott on June 26, 2010, 06:08:55 PM
Used to often do daft double features with the ex. She would choose something like Notting Hill and then I would choose something like Cannibal Holocaust ;D

No wonder she is your ex!  :laugh:

kahless

Quote from: W0m6at on June 26, 2010, 05:36:55 PM
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Has anyone else had any odd double-feature combinations? How did they work out as a pair?

My last recent double feature with my wife was "King Naresuan" and "Wolfman (2010)"

In general my wife does not like horror movies but she enjoyed "Wolfman"  ;D

Achim

Just last night me and my partner watched Toy Story followed by Kill Bill Vol. 1.

Then again, it may not be odd at all, seeing how both are distributed by the same company :laugh:

W0m6at

Quote from: kahless on June 26, 2010, 06:43:04 PMMy last recent double feature with my wife was "King Naresuan" and "Wolfman (2010)"

I'm very keen to check out the King Naresuan movies, and just last night found a five-hour, subtitled DVD set of Suriyothai (and an announcement of the shorter edit getting a Blu-ray release).

Dragonfire

About a week ago I watched A Bug's Life and then From Paris With Love.

Critter

One time I had a friend over and in this order we watched Moulin Rouge!, The Lion King and Sin City.

goodguy

#8
A few months ago I watched Citizen Kane followed by Twilight. Not only didn't I have someone else to blame for that combination, but I also enjoyed the latter more. Short reviews here. Do I win?
Matthias

Critter

Quote from: goodguy on June 27, 2010, 04:48:14 AM
A few months ago I watched Citizen Kane followed by Twilight. Not only didn't I have someone else to blame for that combination, but I also enjoyed the latter more. Short reviews here. Do I win?


Confessing that you like Twilight more than Citizen Kane. Well... "win" is not the term I would use.

:bag:

Jimmy

It's because Matthias is weird sometimes :whistle:
But he probably thinks the same thing about me when he read some of my reviews or comments :laugh:

snowcat

...Whats wrong with admitting that you like Twilight more then Citizen Kane?... I personally found Citizen Kane incredibly boring.

Its sad that film has gone from personal preference to "artistic merit".... People shouldn't be judged for liking something.

Rant/

Strange combinations.... Hmmmmm, I once watched "The Brave Little Toaster" and then "Passion Pit" ...  :devil: The time for watching films ended shortly after this.



....I think Jimmy may be the only one who has seen the latter.

Critter

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Quote from: Emma (snowcat) on June 27, 2010, 10:41:39 AM
...Whats wrong with admitting that you like Twilight more then Citizen Kane?... I personally found Citizen Kane incredibly boring.

Its sad that film has gone from personal preference to "artistic merit".... People shouldn't be judged for liking something.

Rant/

Calm down it was just in jest due to a Twilight related debate we had not long ago.

Najemikon

You've wandered into the old argument that for some reason, some people just can't get their heads around.

It is perfectly reasonable and absolutely normal to enjoy a film more than you appreciate it, or the other way around. Kane is one of my favourite films, honestly, but so is Ferris Bueller's Day Off or The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3. Which is the better, more important film? Kane of course, quite dramatically so. Actually, Matthias probably wouldn't go that far, as I remember his comments! :laugh:

I had this situation recently with Rachel Getting Married, or almost any musical. I can say whether it is a good film, possibly a great film, and I can be enthusiastic about it and recommend it to others, even if I hated it myself.

venomsinner

Ok firstly I think you are all taking Emmas comments too seriously....



Also stranges combinations..... Would be this..
Quote from: Emma (snowcat) on June 27, 2010, 10:41:39 AMI once watched "The Brave Little Toaster" and then "Passion Pit"