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The Princess of Montpensier Movie

Started by Lady De Rue Rue, May 17, 2011, 05:44:56 PM

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Lady De Rue Rue

If you suffer from GARBAHOLICISM you may want to avoid seeing The Princess of Montpensier, in my humble (two cents opinion) costumes are amazing.  Do avoid if you don't want to add to the list of "I just need this one more".......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D5JTxLf_K4

NoBill Lurker

I want the Duke's garb please!  ;D

And looking forward to seeing the film too!
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Screw the garb I want the prince!  :o

Can't wait for this one to come out!
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Lady De Rue Rue

The film opened by me this weekend and after seeing twice, I'm in love with the Duke, the Prince, the Count and still can't decide which character is better dressed.

The fight scenes are amazing, the weapons are to die for (no pun intended) and I found the war scenes as realistic for film.  Even my lord was impressed with the fight scenes.  A good flick all around.

McGuinness

If anyone has OnDemand from Comcast (cable service), its on there right now for a $6.99 rental.

DonaCatalina

I have to have a copy of this.
The garb is splendid. I think I need to make that green suit that the Prince wears in one scene.
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Auryn

#6
Thanks for the heads up Colleen.
I might go the comcast on demand route- cheaper than going to the movies.

Plus with ondemand I can pause it and drool hehe
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I've never even heard of this movie before this thread! Where did you guys learn of it?

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Quote from: Auryn on May 18, 2011, 10:00:45 AM
Thanks for the heads up Colleen.
I might go the comcast on demand route- cheaper than going to the movies.

Plus with ondemand I can pause it and drool hehe

I'd recommend it. I'm a HUGE OnDemand fan myself. We went from that to DirecTV and just went back a few months ago. I love all the shows and movies they always have. It is cheaper than the theaters too (but not necessarily than DVD rentals I suppose).

I only learned about this movie from this thread too. I'm not huge on the indie scene but it looks like it opened at Cannes? Found this Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montpensier - anyone catch who exactly this movie was based on?


EDIT: I spoke too soon! Found the background: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Princess_of_Montpensier

DonaCatalina

Oh man- My machine would do this doublet. Save me from myself- more velvet.
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Lady De Rue Rue

Quote from: DonaCatalina on May 18, 2011, 02:38:50 PM
Oh man- My machine would do this doublet. Save me from myself- more velvet.


I couldn't agree more Dona Catalina.  You must see what the Duke's doublet looks like, his on screen looked like black velvet but, it could have been a deep navy blue.  Sigh.....

I found out about this movie when the Chicago Film Fest was playing, there was a listing in the papers and this movie was highly recommended.  I do go to the 11:00 AM cheap show which is $5 because, we got rid of our Comcast when our daughter was born  :(

Dinobabe

$5!!!!  Out matinee is $7.50, evening $9.50!  It is such a rip off.
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Lady De Rue Rue

Quote from: Dinobabe on May 19, 2011, 09:41:20 AM
$5!!!!  Out matinee is $7.50, evening $9.50!  It is such a rip off.

Yikes!  That is a lot for a matinee, I am still stuck in 1980's movie prices if it's above $5 not worth seeing and I can wait.  Not many people want to see a movie at 11 AM so, I get the whole place to myself for about an hour and 1/2.  I rarely get out to the movies, this was the second time in four years I actually went to a movie theater.  It's Netflix for us.

Dinobabe

We used to take a long lunch and see a movie.  Now we just Netflix!  No sticky floor, no kids kicking the seat, pause for potty breaks, cheaper (and better) popcorn!
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Lady De Rue Rue

Quote from: Dinobabe on May 19, 2011, 10:33:34 AM
We used to take a long lunch and see a movie.  Now we just Netflix!  No sticky floor, no kids kicking the seat, pause for potty breaks, cheaper (and better) popcorn!

I am with you on the Netflix!  But, a movie like this I could not watch on our tv unless, I had my lord take the little lady out for a couple hours.  But, this movie I had to see on the big screen because of the garb and the men.  ;)

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forget the dublet infact someone stick him under my christmas tree in a kilt  :P :P
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Quote from: Dinobabe on May 19, 2011, 10:33:34 AM
We used to take a long lunch and see a movie.  Now we just Netflix!  No sticky floor, no kids kicking the seat, pause for potty breaks, cheaper (and better) popcorn!
In theory I agree, but watching a movie with friends at home means so many interruptions! Just going to the toilet, just HAVE to take this call, just have to text, just have to make some snacks, just going to the toilet again, just need a smoke, just have to... All the interruptions drives me nuts. In that aspect I prefer the big screen, as people are forced to focus. But I have a couple of friends I have a good "movie watching routine" with, and for THAT home movies rock!

The "Princess of M." looks interesting, will check it out. Thanks for the heads up on that one!