I loved the Director's Commentary - Gary Orona has a calm and playful tone, he is very sincere as he describes the details of each scene. It was NOT boring at all to watch through with his commentary, the second time.
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Porn Club discussion - Wednesday, November 3rd @ 8pm: Sanatorium and The Official Wife Swap Parody
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I agree. I need to watch that. I did watch behind the scenes and all the extra, but totally forgot about Director's com.
Originally posted by
Rockin'
Sanatorium was certainly a new experience for me in a lot of ways, don't get me wrong. I just didn't expect to need director's commentary to understand it. And for me, it's hard for me to enjoy the erotic nature of a non-linear movie.
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Sanatorium was certainly a new experience for me in a lot of ways, don't get me wrong. I just didn't expect to need director's commentary to understand it. And for me, it's hard for me to enjoy the erotic nature of a non-linear movie. I'm glad other people enjoyed it, and I intend to watch the director's commentary for a fresh perspective.
11/03/2010
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Wow, I hadn't thought of that until now...but it is definitely Twin Peaks-ish!
Originally posted by
Tabitha Stevens (Zero Tolerance)
Gary and I agree. It was VERY HARD to produce this film because it's so outside the box. But it's like watching a David Lynch film, you either love the messiness or you hate it.
11/03/2010
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I loved the music, it made me on edge and listen. After that movie, I wanted to pounce. I felt very alive and feral. As a piano student of 10 years, music is a big part of arousal for me.
Originally posted by
Selective Sensualist
I LIKED the music, the beat and the sound of it, but found that it made me feel too on edge to really get into the sex scenes more. Which was a shame because they were so very well done.
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to ...
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to ...
I LIKED the music, the beat and the sound of it, but found that it made me feel too on edge to really get into the sex scenes more. Which was a shame because they were so very well done.
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to the scenes and watching them, minus the disturbing imagery shown immediately before or after the scenes, the music did not make me feel as "on edge."
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to the scenes and watching them, minus the disturbing imagery shown immediately before or after the scenes, the music did not make me feel as "on edge."
11/03/2010
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I can't imagine how hard it must be to put something together like this. I mean for me I can just not get it and appreciate it for what I do get...but to produce it and be the minds behind the film...blows me away with what that must take.
Originally posted by
Tabitha Stevens (Zero Tolerance)
Gary and I agree. It was VERY HARD to produce this film because it's so outside the box. But it's like watching a David Lynch film, you either love the messiness or you hate it.
11/03/2010
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I see what you are saying. For me, suspense is arousing. it worked for me in that way.
Originally posted by
Selective Sensualist
I LIKED the music, the beat and the sound of it, but found that it made me feel too on edge to really get into the sex scenes more. Which was a shame because they were so very well done.
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to ...
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to ...
I LIKED the music, the beat and the sound of it, but found that it made me feel too on edge to really get into the sex scenes more. Which was a shame because they were so very well done.
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to the scenes and watching them, minus the disturbing imagery shown immediately before or after the scenes, the music did not make me feel as "on edge."
Interestingly enough, when just fast-forwarding to the scenes and watching them, minus the disturbing imagery shown immediately before or after the scenes, the music did not make me feel as "on edge."
11/03/2010
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I enjoyed it with the commentary more than I enjoyed it the first time, just because I was like "wow, wtf." but when I watched it with the commentary, I was like "oh, okay, I get it."
Originally posted by
Victoria
I loved the Director's Commentary - Gary Orona has a calm and playful tone, he is very sincere as he describes the details of each scene. It was NOT boring at all to watch through with his commentary, the second time.
Now that I know what it means, I can appreciate the film without the commentary.
11/03/2010
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She did, and it scared the hell out me
Originally posted by
Isabel0329
Tabitha - PLEASE tell me you actually did the suspension? Cause that would pretty much bump your coolness factor up by a huge number. Suspensions are so hot and captivating to watch.
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I ...
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I ...
Tabitha - PLEASE tell me you actually did the suspension? Cause that would pretty much bump your coolness factor up by a huge number. Suspensions are so hot and captivating to watch.
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I won't tell anybody if you did.
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I won't tell anybody if you did.
11/03/2010
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It looked real to me ! I was just wondering how she coped with it. Did she have to find "the zone" and relax or what?
Originally posted by
Isabel0329
Tabitha - PLEASE tell me you actually did the suspension? Cause that would pretty much bump your coolness factor up by a huge number. Suspensions are so hot and captivating to watch.
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I ...
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I ...
Tabitha - PLEASE tell me you actually did the suspension? Cause that would pretty much bump your coolness factor up by a huge number. Suspensions are so hot and captivating to watch.
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I won't tell anybody if you did.
PS if you didn't do the suspension or faked it, I won't tell anybody if you did.
11/03/2010
