TV Buff wrote: Guadalupana wrote: Colombiana4Life wrote: I think it's called the Koto. no that one is different, you can't hold it, it's laid on the table. The one i was asking about is called the Shamisen. @Buff--you will see that the book is way better than the movie. Not a DVD collectable. So, for those who haven't seen it and want to, wait until it comes out for rental.
Isn't that "camison" in Spanish? Anyway, Guada, I read the book, but I'm curious to see the make up and costumes, as I was reading the book, I couldn't imagine, with all the detailed descriptiong the author gave, what the whole thing would look like.
yeah watch it, but when you do, come back and tell me that you agree that in your imagination while reading the book, everything was more vivid than in the movie. The movie is not bad, that's not what i'm saying.
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Colombiana4Life wrote: I think it's called the Koto. no that one is different, you can't hold it, it's laid on the table. The one i was asking about is called the Shamisen. @Buff--you will see that the book is way better than the movie. Not a DVD collectable. So, for those who haven't seen it and want to, wait until it comes out for rental.
Isn't that "camison" in Spanish?
Anyway, Guada, I read the book, but I'm curious to see the make up and costumes, as I was reading the book, I couldn't imagine, with all the detailed descriptiong the author gave, what the whole thing would look like.
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no that one is different, you can't hold it, it's laid on the table.
The one i was asking about is called the Shamisen.
@Buff--you will see that the book is way better than the movie. Not a DVD collectable. So, for those who haven't seen it and want to, wait until it comes out for rental.
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Daeveed wrote: Guadalupana wrote: For example: that little guitar they played, do you know what's called? charango??? I think it's called the Koto. @Chale - that sucks, and I was looking forward to seeing that movie. Knowing me, i still may go watch it anyway, cause i'm like Santo Tomas "ver para creer"
Actually, I think it's Chalango, LOL!!
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Daeveed wrote: Guadalupana wrote: For example: that little guitar they played, do you know what's called? charango???I think it's called the Koto. @Chale - that sucks, and I was looking forward to seeing that movie. Knowing me, i still may go watch it anyway, cause i'm like Santo Tomas "ver para creer"
que te pica que??????
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Guadalupana wrote: For example: that little guitar they played, do you know what's called? charango???
I think it's called the Koto.
@Chale - that sucks, and I was looking forward to seeing that movie. Knowing me, i still may go watch it anyway, cause i'm like Santo Tomas "ver para creer"
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actually I lie... nothing beats curling up with a Hottie McHot Hot Books vs. Hottie?hmmmmmmmmm Hottie!!!!
You know, Santa's gone back to the north pole to curl up in the arms of Mrs. Klaus. Who's the next choice?
As for the topic, I loooooooved the book, and was gonna go see the movie, but hubby read awful reviews and we decided to skip it. (I do have it now, mind you, thanks to a very convenient chinese mall north of the city... ) but I haven't watched it yet. I know I'll be disappointed, though.
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Chale_Tanga wrote: @ LB: Books are the greatest things ever in life! I loooove reading. Nothing beats curling up with a wicked book. I KNOW CHALE.... BUT THE ONLY THING I CURL IS MY HAIR.... LOL IN ALL SERIOUSNESS, I DON'T HAVE AN ATTENTION SPAN FOR READING....
actually I lie... nothing beats curling up with a Hottie McHot Hot
LaDyBuG wrote: I ENJOYED THE MOVIE AS WELL.... THE CHAIRMAN IS CUTE..... I WONT READ THE BOOK..... UNLESS IM GONNA LEARN SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARILY DIFFERENT THAN THE MOVIE.....
sure you will, there is a lot more detail in the book. For example: that little guitar they played, do you know what's called?
the book will tell you.
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SUCKED MAJOR HAIRY DONKEY LEG!!!Read the book instead, the movie is soooooo not worth it!All the characters except for the Chairman and perhaps the main girl, were sooo untrue to the original text. So dissapointing. Read the book. Dont see the movie.
Mejor cuentanos el Book...nos sentamos todo en el floor y tu nos los cuentas...:)
chica wow wrote: I haven't read the book but I enjoyed the movie.
the book is better, really.
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SUCKED MAJOR HAIRY DONKEY LEG!!!Read the book instead, the movie is soooooo not worth it!All the characters except for the Chairman and perhaps the main girl, were sooo untrue to the original text. So dissapointing. Read the book. Dont see the movie.
I think it's called the Koto. @Chale - that sucks, and I was looking forward to seeing that movie. Knowing me, i still may go watch it anyway, cause i'm like Santo Tomas "ver para creer" 
Roses are red violets are korny, when I think of you Ohh baby I get horny...
Books vs. Hottie?hmmmmmmmmm Hottie!!!! 
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