Comments on: A Frozen Flower – Review

By: hagiblog

hagiblog — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 23:02:26 +0000

Sounds like another of those epic-y history flicks but The Warlords kinda has me in the mood for that stuff. Plus 8 days of unknown or hard to find flicks I’m still in the mood for something I don’t ordinarily find everywhere.

I’ll be checking it out soon!

By: tanyams

tanyams — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:29:09 +0000

hi!
Thanks for the comment

I was usually afraid of the food that I had no idea what was in it, but omg sooooo yummy! and it’s not like regular yummy that you can make at home, you have to go to a authentic place to eat it. But this was mostly all asian fast food. I ate yummy pork buns, gyozas, and tasted other things that I have no idea what they were lol
xox
tanya

By: ironanno

ironanno — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 20:21:58 +0000

@Heather That is probably true of mainstream cinema, but how about television series? I’m a big fan of HBO productions and both Six Feet Under(with the character of David) and The Wire(with Omar) have very brave depictions of homosexuality. Of course one shouldn’t forget Rome either when it comes to sexuality in general. If you like sexual ambiguity HBO definitely has series worth checking out.

By: Cello

Cello — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:42:53 +0000

Caligula! I forgot about that film lol

Anyway *appluades* very well said, and I agree. This movie is a bit more in your face than brokeback, but like I said, its because they’re not as close minded and uptight as we are. Hopefully in time, this changes. Thanks for sharing that Heather!

By: Heather

Heather — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:26:38 +0000

Looks absolutely amazing.

I have to note that I’m seriously still dumbfounded by the constraints sexuality in film and the shock of it. I thought Brokeback Mountain was a good movie and glad that they addressed the male and male relationship, especially during the times, but come on! Homosexuality and sexual ambiguity has been around for thousands of years. Have people forgotten Caligula for craps sake? Love has no boundries and it drives me mad that a confused society still feels the need to deny other peoples choices. LAME.

I wish more movies like this were accepted in mainstream American cinema. I’m definitely checking it out. Thanks Cello.

*stepping off my soapbox*