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has anyone seen this japanese movie? it made be jump because of a little red bag... really scary film. watch it. |
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yeah excelent film, dreading the hollywood remake though. |
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they've made an american remake? fuck, can't they leave one single good japanese film alone? they really can't come up with their own good ideas... fuck hollywood. |
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ohhh i want to see it (the original of course) |
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i don't mind them rre-making films, hell i don't have to go and see it afterr all |
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ehr, i think i misunderstood that... they haven't done a remake.. yet. sorry. |
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no, you don't have to. unless tom waits stars in it. |
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you don't have to see the re-make but I think the money and time would be better spent making something original... thats why I mind. |
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but it will be just as shit, holywood films arre. at least the storry is therre and you can spend the hourr and a half comparring it, something to keep yourr brrain in gearr. |
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The ending pissed me off, I thought it was far too easy. The film itself was pretty creepy. I couldn't really take the red bag too seriously tho' as I have one very similar! |
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Amateur freediving in dark water (at night with no lights) is very scary but good fun too. When you're on the sea bed you can't see a thing, not even where the surface is... nothing but darkness all around and a faint high frequency noise of bits of gravel travelling around on the sea bed. It's utter nothingness, I can see the attraction people have with sensory deprivation tanks although I've personally never been in one. |
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oh. I though this would be about Frank Zappa. alas. |
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Divings nerve-wracking enough when you can see. Surely going down without lights would be really dangerous? |
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I thought this was about Pirates of Dark Water, that early 90's cartoon/toyline/videogame. Ren, the guy with the badass broken sword. One of the funner side scrolling beat-em-ups on SNES! |
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Yeah, I'm matey with a couple of people who dive properly (with equipment) and they told me it was really dangerous. The thing is, I know the beach well and have checked it for underwater obstructions at low tide (the tide hear changes a vast amount, second highest in the world) so I can dive at high tide and get about 20-25ft out of it and still be above ground I've walked on a few hours previously. It's not unknown to get burnt out cars on this beach, but it's a comparatively small risk. It's only free diving and I can only do it for about 30 seconds tops in the sea... it's a lot easier to hold your breath when you can see how far to the surface/tell there aren't conga eels inches from your face and hence you don't panic. I've onyl dived when it has been properly dark about three times, but to be honest, when you get down to 20ft in the crap water we have here, even on a good day you can't see much, just the direction the light is coming from... |
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night diving without equipment? craazy. how long can you hold your breath? |
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About a minute and a quarter lying down out of water, about 45secs to a minute in the water lying still, about 30-40secs if I'm actually swimming about. My older brother can hold his breath for over 3 minutes, so there's a bit of a feeling that I have to get my time up too :) I tend to carry a large stone out on my back, exhale as I sink holding on to it, stand or sit on the bottom (lying flat out on the seabed is pretty scary, I've only done it a couple of times) and then when I get short of air, I swim quickly to the surface. I know the correct breathing techinques, so don't worry, I won't get the bends or rupture my lungs ;) Do you dive then? I keep meaning to set aside some time and cash to do a PADI, but at the moment music is more important to me and I'm happy to keep it to snorkelling while on holiday and free diving here. |
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Went diving this summer on the Barrier Reef. T'was amazing. I was scared shitless initially. It's a very bizarre sensation being hooked up to a regulator etc and descending 12m. I paniced and tried to come to the surface but the instructor held me down. I was shitting bricks, i really was! I knew I'd regret it if I didn't do it tho' so i went back. I'm so glad I did. I went again later that day too. Once you're down there you lose all track of time. It's like being in space. It was truly breathtaking. I really want to go again. bloody expensive tho'. |
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