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    I'm having a time out until I can learn some manners.
    i saw this and it is mind blowing good and has albino crocodiles in it

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDkDB0aM-Lo
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    Odd. A Werner Herzong film, that's not fucked up? At any rate, the cave paintings alone, make it look worth the admission. I'm in.
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    I'm having a time out until I can learn some manners.
    And its 3D. They should release a Werner Herzog action figure in overalls and miners hat with free albino crocodile
    • CommentAuthorWood
    • CommentTimeMar 26th 2011
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    Aww, did Youtube pull the video ?
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    I'm having a time out until I can learn some manners.
    no its still there :)
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      CommentAuthorStoto
    • CommentTimeMar 26th 2011
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    Shit the bed. That looks cool.
    • CommentAuthorWood
    • CommentTimeMar 26th 2011
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    Maybe that video is just not available in France, for some reason ? All I get is a message saying "The video you requested is not available. If you recently uploaded videos, you might have to wait a few minutes while they are being processed" (except it's in French).

    Was anybody from Not-America able to watch it ?

    Damn, it's bad enough that we don't get Hulu or Netflix...
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      CommentAuthorStoto
    • CommentTimeMar 27th 2011
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    I'm outside of America and the vid worked, but some Youtube content is blocked for me too.

    Try this?
    • CommentAuthorEmperor
    • CommentTimeMar 27th 2011
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    I read a a piece on it the other week from Charles McBurney's son and the review only made me even more eager to see it.

    I've been in a lot of the painted Palaeolithic caves (and other rock art sites) and it is a truly remarkable experience (I wasn't really expecting the visceral impact of it all). Granted recreations aren't the same kind of thing (I've been to the Lascaux one) but I understand why you can't visit them all. Ever since Chauvet was announced I wanted to see it but knew it'd almost be impossible (although I did try and work out ways I could wangle a visit) and this sounds like the next best thing, so I'm going to have to see this in the cinema. Can't wait.
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    For SF Bay Area-based Whitechapelers, the film is showing as part of the upcoming SF International Film Festival in late April/early May. After that, it'll get a commercial release, date unknown.

    For UK-based Whitechapelers, the New Statesman website also has a review of the film.

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