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ladamarossa · 1 year ago
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厲鬼纏身 - Split of the Spirit (1987)
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my-rose-tinted-glasses · 7 months ago
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conscbgb · 8 months ago
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I have high expectations for this one 🙌
The sneak peeks are serving 🙏😎
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7698 · 2 months ago
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one-of-tankhuns-neurons · 1 year ago
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Just some of the beautiful colors in 誰先愛上他的 (Dear Ex) 2018.
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Trans: why can't we tell the truth?
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downlikelighting · 5 months ago
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Dear Ex 2018
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anuomusic · 7 months ago
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nekoluw · 11 months ago
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vintagegeekculture · 6 months ago
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"Peach Boy 2" (1989), also called Magic of Steel, was one of the most wildly successful movies in the late 80s trend in Taiwan and Hong Kong of fantasy movies aimed at children (which also included entries like "Ginseng Boy" and "Magic Crystal").
Peach Boy, a magic child born in a peach who is one part Peter Pan, another part Bart Simpson, a third part Samurai, and a fourth part Superman, discovers a sorcerer is killing a thousand kids to keep his body from decaying, and has to stop him.
Peach Boy was, like Bart Simpson, played by an adult woman who sounded and looked like a boy.
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Peach Boy was a huge phenomenon, despite the weirdness and low budget of the whole thing. Many very young Chinese kids remember being shocked when they found out their hero Peach Boy was actually....played by a girl! Hsiao Lao Lin.
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Also known as "Magic of Steel," it is one of the few films to have a typo in the opening title.
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kopifurann · 23 days ago
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Hetalia X Alien Stage
Round 5
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ladamarossa · 1 year ago
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王小鳳 aka Pauline Wong in  厲鬼纏身 - Split of the Spirit (1987)
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natalias-pierogi · 1 year ago
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ive watched marry my dead body with my gf yesterday and idk what did i expect. it was a gay tragedy wrapped in a gay comedy. the ending was the only possible one and was even the happiest one possible in this scenario but i still cried my eyes out. it was a tragedy of miscommunication, betrayal and prejudice wrapped in a blanket of a comedy. it was a good movie and i loved it. i cried for an hour. how dare they
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conscbgb · 3 months ago
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Taiwan is feeding us well this year
NEW TAIWAN BL MOVIE
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Chien-yu and Chih-pang are best friends, but they face challenges when Chih-pang unexpectedly vanishes on his 16th birthday. Upon Chih-pang’s return, Chien-yu discovers he’s the only one who can see him. Amid these unusual circumstances, the two seize the opportunity to reveal the secrets they’ve been keeping in their hearts, embarking on a journey of self-discovery. (Source: TAICCA)
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7698 · 7 months ago
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arconinternet · 13 days ago
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The Fantasy of Deer Warrior (Film, 1961)
You can watch it with English subtitles here; if the player isn't working yet, you can download it under 'DOWNLOAD OPTIONS'.
You can watch a video about it here, or listen to a podcast episode about it here.
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annoyingthemesong · 2 months ago
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SUBLIME CINEMA #656 - YI YI
I've admired Edward Yang a long time for his haunting film 'The Terrorizers', but Yi Yi is even more refined, and a total masterpiece.
Beautifully rendered by Wei-Han Yang, Yang's cinematographer on the equally great 'Taipei Story'.
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