Tuesday, August 10th, 2010
The film had Robert DeNiro (Frankenstein) being brought to life in a huge vat of boiling amniotic fluid which was boiling jello. Both main characters fell so frequently into the stuff it caused the costume of De Niro to split that was avoided by the camera crews in takes. The lead role had made un-credited contributions in the script such as the scene when Elizabeth set herself on fire. The revived film has had so many remakes that in the last revival some scenes had to be copied or made to look like the others before it. In his drive to perfect his role, De Niro studied cases of stroke victims in order to learn how they speak after attacks.
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Monday, August 11th, 2008
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Anime fanatics gone “banzai!” as a new piece of Shojo anime masterpiece just reached Philippine T.V.’s shores and is currently a hit among otakus. It is a crazy mix of romance, comedy, friendship and pure hardcore silliness that will surely tickle the anime-lover kid in you.
The story revolves around Sunako Nakahara, a not-so-typical female protagonist that is actually a fan of the dark and creepy things instead of the usual sweet and fair stuff you see in most stories. That’s twist enough but there’s more: she actually has to live in a big mansion with four super handsome guys until she becomes a “real” lady.
Yes it sounds as if it’ll be super romantic and all, but believe me, it’s more of light, innocent fun than whatever you’re probably thinking of. Actually, it’s stress-relieving to watch, take me for my word.
It’s now airing at TV5 every Mondays to Thursdays at 6:30 pm and every Saturdays and Sundays at 5:00-6:00 pm. Try and watch it!
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The film had Robert DeNiro (Frankenstein) being brought to life in a huge vat of boiling amniotic fluid which was boiling jello. Both main characters fell so frequently into the stuff it caused the costume of De Niro to split that was avoided by the camera crews in takes. The lead role had made un-credited contributions in the script such as the scene when Elizabeth set herself on fire. The revived film has had so many remakes that in the last revival some scenes had to be copied or made to look like the others before it. In his drive to perfect his role, De Niro studied cases of stroke victims in order to learn how they speak after attacks.