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  1. @verymetalsite Die James Bond-films waren extreem seksistisch.

    Die meneer van jou was inderdaad de creepy vrolijkheid himself.

    Begin jaren tachtig zag ik #RonPerlman spelen in #QuestForFire. Prachtige film waarin hij alleen maar prehistorische kreten kon slaken. Veel non-verbaal acteerwerk, dus. Een paar jaar later was hij de "me stupido" Salvatore in #TheNameOfTheRose. Daarna bleek hij in #TheLastSupper ineens een hoogintelligente religieuze populist te zijn, die om die reden uit de weg geruimd moest worden door studenten die hem zijn last supper aanboden.

    Zo indrukwekkend hoe iemand zo overtuigend zulke tegenstrijdige rollen neer kon zetten. Uiteraard is hij later actiefilms gaan doen, want💲. 🤷🏻‍♂️

    @HannahCelsius

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOSoakY

  2. @verymetalsite Die James Bond-films waren extreem seksistisch.

    Die meneer van jou was inderdaad de creepy vrolijkheid himself.

    Begin jaren tachtig zag ik #RonPerlman spelen in #QuestForFire. Prachtige film waarin hij alleen maar prehistorische kreten kon slaken. Veel non-verbaal acteerwerk, dus. Een paar jaar later was hij de "me stupido" Salvatore in #TheNameOfTheRose. Daarna bleek hij in #TheLastSupper ineens een hoogintelligente religieuze populist te zijn, die om die reden uit de weg geruimd moest worden door studenten die hem zijn last supper aanboden.

    Zo indrukwekkend hoe iemand zo overtuigend zulke tegenstrijdige rollen neer kon zetten. Uiteraard is hij later actiefilms gaan doen, want💲. 🤷🏻‍♂️

    @HannahCelsius

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOSoakY

  3. @verymetalsite Die James Bond-films waren extreem seksistisch.

    Die meneer van jou was inderdaad de creepy vrolijkheid himself.

    Begin jaren tachtig zag ik #RonPerlman spelen in #QuestForFire. Prachtige film waarin hij alleen maar prehistorische kreten kon slaken. Veel non-verbaal acteerwerk, dus. Een paar jaar later was hij de "me stupido" Salvatore in #TheNameOfTheRose. Daarna bleek hij in #TheLastSupper ineens een hoogintelligente religieuze populist te zijn, die om die reden uit de weg geruimd moest worden door studenten die hem zijn last supper aanboden.

    Zo indrukwekkend hoe iemand zo overtuigend zulke tegenstrijdige rollen neer kon zetten. Uiteraard is hij later actiefilms gaan doen, want💲. 🤷🏻‍♂️

    @HannahCelsius

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOSoakY

  4. @verymetalsite Die James Bond-films waren extreem seksistisch.

    Die meneer van jou was inderdaad de creepy vrolijkheid himself.

    Begin jaren tachtig zag ik #RonPerlman spelen in #QuestForFire. Prachtige film waarin hij alleen maar prehistorische kreten kon slaken. Veel non-verbaal acteerwerk, dus. Een paar jaar later was hij de "me stupido" Salvatore in #TheNameOfTheRose. Daarna bleek hij in #TheLastSupper ineens een hoogintelligente religieuze populist te zijn, die om die reden uit de weg geruimd moest worden door studenten die hem zijn last supper aanboden.

    Zo indrukwekkend hoe iemand zo overtuigend zulke tegenstrijdige rollen neer kon zetten. Uiteraard is hij later actiefilms gaan doen, want💲. 🤷🏻‍♂️

    @HannahCelsius

    m.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOSoakY

  5. Umberto Eco on What a Book Means

    Career Authors
    “Books are not made to be believed, but to be subjected to inquiry. When we consider a book, we mustn't ask ourselves what it says but what it means...”
    ― Umberto Eco,
    Umberto Eco on What a Book Means Paula Munier…
    careerauthors.com/umberto-eco-

    #Craft #THENAMEOFTHEROSE #UmbertoEco #writingquotations

  6. Umberto Eco on What a Book Means

    Career Authors
    “Books are not made to be believed, but to be subjected to inquiry. When we consider a book, we mustn't ask ourselves what it says but what it means...”
    ― Umberto Eco,
    Umberto Eco on What a Book Means Paula Munier…
    careerauthors.com/umberto-eco-

    #Craft #THENAMEOFTHEROSE #UmbertoEco #writingquotations

  7. Umberto Eco on What a Book Means

    Career Authors
    “Books are not made to be believed, but to be subjected to inquiry. When we consider a book, we mustn't ask ourselves what it says but what it means...”
    ― Umberto Eco,
    Umberto Eco on What a Book Means Paula Munier…
    careerauthors.com/umberto-eco-

    #Craft #THENAMEOFTHEROSE #UmbertoEco #writingquotations

  8. About halfway through watching this documentary on The Name of the Rose (1986) - fascinating amount of detail!! The fact that it was made by a filmmaker and fan of the movie definitely shows. I love that he got to interview Ron Perlman and Jean-Jacques Annaud.

    youtu.be/fY_5owN0vMk?si=5hMf36

    #umbertoeco #thenameoftherose #movies #jeanjacquesannaud #ronperlman

  9. About halfway through watching this documentary on The Name of the Rose (1986) - fascinating amount of detail!! The fact that it was made by a filmmaker and fan of the movie definitely shows. I love that he got to interview Ron Perlman and Jean-Jacques Annaud.

    youtu.be/fY_5owN0vMk?si=5hMf36

    #umbertoeco #thenameoftherose #movies #jeanjacquesannaud #ronperlman

  10. About halfway through watching this documentary on The Name of the Rose (1986) - fascinating amount of detail!! The fact that it was made by a filmmaker and fan of the movie definitely shows. I love that he got to interview Ron Perlman and Jean-Jacques Annaud.

    youtu.be/fY_5owN0vMk?si=5hMf36

    #umbertoeco #thenameoftherose #movies #jeanjacquesannaud #ronperlman

  11. About halfway through watching this documentary on The Name of the Rose (1986) - fascinating amount of detail!! The fact that it was made by a filmmaker and fan of the movie definitely shows. I love that he got to interview Ron Perlman and Jean-Jacques Annaud.

    youtu.be/fY_5owN0vMk?si=5hMf36

    #umbertoeco #thenameoftherose #movies #jeanjacquesannaud #ronperlman

  12. “There was something feminine; something diabolical about the one who died. He had the eyes of a girl, seeking intercourse with the devil”

    (I feel like I need to read this book)

    #thenameoftherose

  13. “There was something feminine; something diabolical about the one who died. He had the eyes of a girl, seeking intercourse with the devil”

    (I feel like I need to read this book)

    #thenameoftherose

  14. “There was something feminine; something diabolical about the one who died. He had the eyes of a girl, seeking intercourse with the devil”

    (I feel like I need to read this book)

    #thenameoftherose

  15. “There was something feminine; something diabolical about the one who died. He had the eyes of a girl, seeking intercourse with the devil”

    (I feel like I need to read this book)

    #thenameoftherose

  16. ICAIW, "stat rosa pristina nomine, nomina nuda tenemus".

    Go read #TheNameOfTheRose

  17. Reading C. J. Sansom's "Dissolution":

    "Reputedly a copy of Aristotle's lost work /On Comedy/.", he said. "A fake, of course. Thirteenth century Italian, but beautiful nonetheless."

    🤣

    #UmbertoEco #CJSansom #TheNameOfTheRose

  18. Reading C. J. Sansom's "Dissolution":

    "Reputedly a copy of Aristotle's lost work /On Comedy/.", he said. "A fake, of course. Thirteenth century Italian, but beautiful nonetheless."

    🤣

    #UmbertoEco #CJSansom #TheNameOfTheRose

  19. Reading C. J. Sansom's "Dissolution":

    "Reputedly a copy of Aristotle's lost work /On Comedy/.", he said. "A fake, of course. Thirteenth century Italian, but beautiful nonetheless."

    🤣

    #UmbertoEco #CJSansom #TheNameOfTheRose

  20. Reading C. J. Sansom's "Dissolution":

    "Reputedly a copy of Aristotle's lost work /On Comedy/.", he said. "A fake, of course. Thirteenth century Italian, but beautiful nonetheless."

    🤣

    #UmbertoEco #CJSansom #TheNameOfTheRose

  21. @bookstodon

    Hey. So.
    2 brief questions:

    Anyone else have/having trouble with the first few pages of #TheNameOfTheRose? #UmbertoEco (Specifically with how the narrator is an utter self-entitled up-his-own-arse wankstain?)

    Is the narrator of the book this wankery throughout?

  22. @bookstodon

    Hey. So.
    2 brief questions:

    Anyone else have/having trouble with the first few pages of #TheNameOfTheRose? #UmbertoEco (Specifically with how the narrator is an utter self-entitled up-his-own-arse wankstain?)

    Is the narrator of the book this wankery throughout?

  23. and since I've been reading some mystery since this year also read The name of the rose (spanish translation). I didn't care much for Foucault's pendulum (I thought it took way too long to get to the point) but ended up liking this a fair bit. and the climax is intense

    now I've been in a mood to keep reading hyakki yakou, but tesso no ori is not on sale yet :( should have bought the 合本版 when it was in sale :( but first started reading 変な家, the first chapter was pretty interesting. in any case it seems it will be pretty quick to read

    #umbertoeco #mystery #novel #thenameoftherose

  24. I absolutely loved #JohnTurturro in #TheNameOfTheRose series. I don't care for Sean Connery so this William of Baskerville was an upgrade to me.

    One of the best characters or figures anywhere ever, with all that intellect tempered into wisdom & compassion.

    #MichaelEmerson + #RupertEverett also fine, of course, but not comparing.

    I hadn't seen #RichardSammel since The Strain either & #TchékyKaryo is always love.