
Está hecho. He visto Cul-de-sac y ahora no sé si hacerla la favorita de entre mis 15 películas de Polanski. Lo pensaré mientras duermo.
Groar.
(DICKIE!)

En la 69.G tiene el corazón una oficina donde don Nadie gana al ajedrez y los adivinos adivinan, y los Aladinos aladinan, y de propina, imagínate.
Seremos tu cordón umbilical, tu confesionario, tu pomada. Ponte los cascos en la oscuridad si te da la espalda la almohada: busca en la frecuencia modulada una coartada para alunizar.
Ven a la 69.G cuando te canses de crecer y los sueños tarden en venir, que un Debussy crepuscular toca en el dial la seguidilla de Buñuel. Déjanos jugar contigo al escondite inglés en la 69.G.
Las epidemias fueron anteayer, las arrugas son de plastilina. En la Academia del Amanecer da clases de morbo Mesalina y, en una pecera con espinas, flotan las ruinas
de los cabarés.
Ven a la 69.G cuando te canses de crecer y los sueños tarden en venir, que un B.B. King sentimental toca en el dial la sonatina de Rubén, déjanos jugar contigo al escondite inglés en la 69.G. Toca en el dial la polonesa de Chopin, vamos a soplar la raya del amanecer en la 69 .G.
i have found what you are like
i have found what you are like
the rain,
(Who feathers frightened fields
with the superior dust-of-sleep. wields
easily the pale club of the wind
and swirled justly souls of flower strike
the air in utterable coolness
deeds of green thrilling light
with thinned
newfragile yellows
lurch and.press
-in the woods
which
stutter
and
sing
And the coolness of your smile is
stirringofbirds between my arms;but
i should rather than anything
have(almost when hugeness will shut
quietly)almost,
your kiss











Quiero decir que estoy harto de mí: si algo de ti permanece aquí, sácalo, sácalo, antes que me lleve el diablo; sácalo, sácalo, antes que nos lleve el diablo. Si tuviera religión me pondría a analizar, si tuviera ideología pondríame a rezar.
Quiero creer que revive el ayer pero la piel se volvió papel: tírala, tírala, tira la primera piedra. Si sumida en la prisión te podría liberar, ¿por qué en la libertad te vas a encarcelar?
Mi enemiga no eres tú, tu enemigo no soy yo, el enemigo común está alrededor. Sácalo, sácalo, antes que me lleve el diablo; sácalo, sácalo, antes que nos lleve el diablo.




A unos trescientos o cuatrocientos metros de la pirámide me incliné, tomé un puñado de arena, lo dejé caer silenciosamente un poco más lejos y dije en voz baja: Estoy modificando el Sahara. El hecho era mínimo, pero las no ingeniosas palabras eran exactas y pensé que había sido necesaria toda mi vida para que yo pudiera decirlas. La memoria de aquel momento es una de las más significativas de mi estadía en Egipto.










Hang the DJ, hang the DJ!
Hang the DJ, hang the DJ!
Hang the DJ, hang the DJ, hang the DJ!

Do not you take off the feathers of your chicken
I'd die, I'd perish, I'd go away
is that chicken better than our sadly unforgiven fate
and runs and makes noises that sounds
like a joyful song for all our sons
and for our friends, who need so many
many joy
or many chicken instead.





















What was it about Guillermo that made you feel he was the right guy to continue on the saga of Middle-earth? Are the two of you on the same page for the vision, direction, and style that these movies will have? If the two of you disagree on a point, who wins out?
Peter_Jackson: I'll talk more about this in a later question, but watching his films, he has respect for fantasy. He understands it, he's not frightened by it. Guillermo also understands character, and how the power of any movie is almost always linked to how closely we empathize with characters within the story. His work shows great care and love for the main characters he creates. He also has supreme confidence with design, and visual effects.
If we disagree, the director has to win, because you should never force a director to shoot something they don't believe in. But we're both reasonably practical and ego-free, and I believe that if we disagree, we both have the ability to express our differing theorys - state our case, like lawyers - and between us, work out what's best for the movie.
What can we expect from your vision and approach with this picture and I`m guessing there will be a lot of dark elements to this film, but how far will you go in terms of horror and violence?
Guillermo_del_Toro: I hope that Mirkwood can be pretty scary but not graphic, I hope Riddles in the dark has an element of fear and suspense and to be deeply atmospheric but still allow the ingenious, engaging contest to take place. And Smaug should be all shock and awe when he unleashes his anger so, it will be pretty intense but not gorey.
Guillermo del Toro: Smaug should not be "the Dragon in the Hobbit movie" as if it was just "another" creature in a Bestiary. Smaug should be "The DRAGON" for all movies past and present. The shadow he cast and the greed he comes to embody- the "need to own" casts its long shadow and creates a thematic / dramatic continuity of sorts that articulates the story throughout-
In that respect, Smaug the CHARACTER is as important, if not more important, than the design. The character will emerge form the writing- and in that the Magnificent arrogance, intelligence, sophistication and greed of Smaug shine through-
Guillermo_del_Toro: Tolkien wrote 13 dwarves and I intend to use 13 dwarves. I am, in fact, thrilled to keep them all and have them be distinguishable and affecting as characters. Much of the drama and emotion in the last third of the book and film will come from them.
Guillermo_del_Toro: The proposition of spending half a decade crafting these films received- as Peter will atest- a 5 second “YES” from me. To people in my industry I’m usually a guy that tries to generate his own projects and I remain very elusive when people try and attach me to big projects. For decades I have passed on films of enormous scope but this is a fantastic privilege and I immediately said “Yes”.
Which of the actors from LOTR will be back to reprise their roles in The Hobbit and its companion film?
Guillermo_del_Toro: Obviously, at this stage, the second film is still being figured out- so the actors that have been approached may or not have appeared in the HOBBIT as a literary work but still may appear in the second film as it “blends” into the Trilogy and expands. Therefore what can be said is: Unequivocally, every single actor that originated a role in the Trilogy will be asked to participate and reprise it. If Health, availability or willigness become obstacles – and only in that case recasting would be considered.
Peter_Jackson: Like Guillermo says, apart from extreme circumstances, we would never recast a character who appeared in the LOTR trilogy. You can read The Hobbit and pretty much see which characters play a part. The unknown facter is Film Two, which we are still developing. If we wished to write one of the LOTR characters into the narrative of Film Two, we would only do that with that actors blessing, and willingess to take part. Otherwise we`d take the writing in another direction.