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From: guest (rush)
, 109 months, post #181 |
Thanks Saint! How does Samantha say "she's alive!" What's going on
when she says that.
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From: guest (Saint)
, 109 months, post #182 |
She says it wide eyed and under her breath, like she's
shout/whispering.
It's after the football scene and about a third of the way through.
Click to show spoiler
Fur'f ncbybtvmvat gb Qbp orpnhfr gurl tbg vagb n svtug jura fur
trgf n zhfpyr penzc va ure onpx. Qbp fnlf ynl qbja ba gur pbhpu naq
V'yy uryc lbh bhg. Fnz ynlf qbja naq fgnegf zbnavat. Qbp ybbxf
sernxrq naq nfxf vs fur srryf orggre. Fnz fnlf "zhpu orggre." Qbp
trgf n pnyy naq rkphfrf uvzfrys. Fnz vf ynlvat qbja crnprshyyl jvgu
ure rlrf pybfrq naq gura gurl fanc jvqr bcra. Fur'f n yvggyr
sernxrq orpnhfr fur ernyvmrf fur whfg tbg ghearq ba ol ure orfg
sevraq. "Bu zl tbq. . . . . Fur'f nyvir!" Vg'f bar bs Zef. Xarccf
orfg zbzragf.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #183 |
In a way, this sounds like a English version of Lalola (which seems
increasingly unlikely that we're ever going to get) which covers
everything from an entire series in just 90 or so minutes as
opposed to all the other series which ranged from 13 to almost 300
(and had a few different destinations in the end).
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #184 |
13 to 300 episodes (ranging from 20 minutes to an hour) I meant.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #185 |
So there's a leotard and pantyhose scene? That is strange and
unusual. Ballet? And are heels involved?
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From: guest (rush)
, 109 months, post #186 |
Saint, does Samantha get into a physical fight with Sarah Scott's
character?
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From: guest (Jc)
, 109 months, post #187 |
So the real question is... When will "Sam" be released on
video/Netflix etc?
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From: guest (Saint)
, 109 months, post #188 |
Question: Does Samantha get into a physical fight with Sarah
Scott's character?
Answer:Click to show spoiler
Lrf. Angnyvr gnpxyrf Fnenu naq unf gb or chyyrq bss. Vg jnf n ovt
ynhtu zbzrag.
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From: guest (Saint)
, 109 months, post #189 |
Oh, and there is a heels and hose scene. It's short but nicely
done.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #190 |
Saint, you said something about a leotard? Why the hell would Sam
be wearing a leotard and pantyhose? Is there a ballet scene?
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #191 |
Saint, could you please consider writing a full plot synopsis
hidden with spoiler tags? I don't think its getting to my part of
the world anytime soon and I don't mind knowing the whole story in
advance of actually seeing it. Thanks also in advance.
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From: Holly Dunn
, 109 months, post #192 |
I'm not sure Saint answered the questions or where he saw it and
when it will be available, but it sounds like he went to the
Nashville Film Festival. I thought about going, as FIlm Festivals
have some things like networking for independent people looking to
get into film making, writers work shops, script consultants and
the like.
I live about 12 hours away from Nashville so I considered making a
vacation of it and seeing the film, visiting Country Music City,
and seeing what else the Festival had to offer but it didn't quite
work out.
Hope you had a good time!!! Did you do anything else besides see
the movie?
Did you happen to hear about any information when it will be
commercially available?
I will do my part and dole out the $12.95 to purchase a copy when
it does. For those of you who want to see more of this stuff, it is
great to do what you can to commercially support it.
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From: guest (silas)
, 109 months, post #193 |
I got the impression that saint managed to see the film through
other means before Nashville, and is only now discussing as the
official premiere gives him plausible deniability...
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From: guest (Me)
, 109 months, post #194 |
I don't think it is the perfect TG movie as every other answer by
the Saint is the scene is short the scene is short very brief very
brief I just think he personally likes the movie this might not be
everyone...
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From: guest (Saint)
, 109 months, post #195 |
I'll consider a full, detailed synopsis if it doesn't look like the
movie will be available anytime soon.
This is NOT the perfect TG movie for numerous reasons but it did
come very close to meeting all of MY personal expectations. It even
surprised me at times (Leotard scene is worth the price of
admission alone). However if you look at a Lalola thread you'll
find people want different things from their TG. They want nudity.
They want dressing and lingerie. They want feet and heels. They
want the character to change back. They want the character to stay
stuck. 3 years ago my imagination went wild with the imdb tag line
"alpha male magically changed into beautiful girl and falls for his
best buddy" and the film really met what I hoped it would be.
Plausible deniability. I like that : ) I can assure you I will be
buying a copy for my home library. I want to support this movie
because it's genuinely good. I have plenty of gripes as a film fan
and a TG fan but the Good outweighs any Negatives.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #196 |
I think the good think about the 13 different Lalolas is precisely
that they end up differently. Who wants the same thing 13 times
over (though from reading here, there's possibly at least a few)?
She stays stuck - that happens, he changes back - that happens too
(the Chilean version turns into a game of ping pong). He changes
back and she (possibly) stays as is at the same time in one version
(well, that's what looks like happens as seemingly out of left
field as that is). She switches to distinctly women's attire very
quickly to immediately, he all but doesn't and resists bar a
handful of times (Portugal and Chile spring to mind). Some have to
deal with the parents, some don't. The way the parents are dealt
with varies widely (Portugal - admit it fairly early, Russia -
enact increasingly convoluted schemes to hide it). Like I said
somewhere before, there's almost every variation played out
somewhere (except possibly the most obvious one you might expect -
well, at least I've yet to find it).
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From: guest (Robbie)
, 109 months, post #197 |
I am still amazed how there is no information on how to find the
first 215 episodes of Lola Chile. Not for purchase on DVD or
download etc.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #198 |
I think you can find the first, 127th and last episode on youtube.
Shame it's not available as it sounds like they really took the
idea and ran with it in quite a different direction to the others.
I liked how unlike the others, when Lalo screams at the mirror on
first seeing the change, it cuts to people in other homes looking
startled and wondering what the hell is that and even the scene of
a building collapsing. An old sitcom trope to be sure but it
certainly pegged it as something different to the others. Well, the
Indian one was also delightfully wacky in a different way too.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #199 |
So a no on the leotard, pantyhose, and heels? I'm confused.
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From: guest
, 109 months, post #200 |
I think you see at least 2 out of 3 of those by the end of this:
https://vimeo.com/110360750
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