May 2, 20232 yr @SympathysSilhouette @Enrico_sw Same last name as the author of the Witcher, could be a character in the universe lol
May 2, 20232 yr 2 hours ago, Cult Icon said: @SympathysSilhouette @Enrico_sw Same last name as the author of the Witcher, could be a character in the universe lol Yeah, their last name is very close (Spakowski / Sapkowski). She looks great, like many Polish girls! These girls usually have great personalities (way better than many western girls). She'd look good in a Witcher episode! She's with Oui management in Paris (they have lots of awesome Eastern models).
May 3, 20232 yr I think she is a new supermodel in making! I dont know the Witcher episodes very much. But yeah she has a unique look 😄😍
May 4, 20232 yr On 5/2/2023 at 4:38 PM, Enrico_sw said: Yeah, their last name is very close (Spakowski / Sapkowski). She looks great, like many Polish girls! These girls usually have great personalities (way better than many western girls). She'd look good in a Witcher episode! She's with Oui management in Paris (they have lots of awesome Eastern models). 18 hours ago, Sheila said: I think she is a new supermodel in making! I dont know the Witcher episodes very much. But yeah she has a unique look 😄😍 Yea her last name is spelled slightly differently. It seems that slavic girls are known everywhere around the world for their beauty. Also Polish models are among the most successful in high fashion. (Magna Frak, Monika Jablonski etc.)
May 8, 20232 yr 18 hours ago, Tania8222 said: Do you like It? I respect Crime and Punishment and the genius required to write it (5 out of 5 book) but I like Brothers Karamazov a lot more. Crime and Punishment is not a pleasant audiobook experience at all, the subject matter is miserable.
May 8, 20232 yr Saw the Vader finale, it's great and connected to the original Star Wars and Luke's delusion about who 'killed' his father. Spoiler
May 8, 20232 yr 14 hours ago, Tania8222 said: I am sure about It, but a book you can learn a lot The author of these novels is a sort of psychological genius, in particular in his understanding of suffering and the 'Russian soul'. If he wasn't a writer he could have been a great psychologist. It is evident to me that he is one of those people that have an extremely intense and detailed memory of human experience. Fyodor Dostoevsky - Wikipedia
May 12, 20232 yr On 5/8/2023 at 1:57 PM, Tania8222 said: Well, Psychology is relative. Not all people have same theory, is not about only positive or educación Psychology, or play like humanos were dogs or toys... Writers can teach a lot of things or possibilities without living It, or, in a good way, show or motivate us to live what we really want or new dreams we can choose yo do. I finished Crime and Punishment. It is one of the top 5 most miserable & sad media (books, movies) that I've ever finished. I think it's semi-autobiographical and heavily inspired by Dostoevsky personal anguish of years of Siberian exile and imprisonment. I think it's an accurate depiction of extreme depression. My main issue with works like this is that while they are great achievements in literature, I think the one-note negatively should turn off at least a portion of the readers who don't enjoy things like this. The story, is extremely negative and sad and this continues until almost the last page, where Dostoevsky writes a pinch of hope at the end. I think overall his moral teaching of Christian penitence is so harsh as to be disagreeable. I think however, most people who finished the book may not feel the same way. As a whole D is a great psychological writer and supremely talented, in particular since he was not a trained psychologist. I think he may have been what is now classified as a 'highly sensitive person' . His memory and attention to detail to emotional experience is simply not average. I started Anna Karenina and Tolstoy's work so far as nowhere near the psychological depth as D.
May 14, 20232 yr On 5/12/2023 at 8:12 AM, Tania8222 said: I hope read It, but now I still needing positive vibes. Poor, too ill people and misery in my born city is big not, It seems occidental world is losing It. Between the two books I would recommend Brothers Karamazov. It is humorous, sad, but also bittersweet. But definitely not light reading. I am starting to suspect that the 'slavicness' of the Witcher novels & games also refer to deep psychological traits of Russian literature and film.
May 16, 20232 yr Anna Karenina is so far better than Pride & Prejudice. I remember when this film came out: My friend from St. Petersburg said that it was a phony western distortion of the story in the novel lol.
May 18, 20232 yr On 5/16/2023 at 2:44 PM, Tania8222 said: The film I Saw was boring. The story sounds interesting, but the movie was not. Do you recommend me the book? Or which movie IS the BEST? I am referring to the book. I withdraw my comment about Pride & Prejudice. They are different stories and about different people. Anna Karenina however, is much more of a grand, epic romance /tragedy and it really draws the reader into the world of Russian nobility. So far it is a masterpiece of writing. Pride and Prejudice on the other hand (both film and book) draws the reader into the world of British gentry. I haven't seen the film. TBH it seems over stylized as to be unreal.
May 18, 20232 yr The King is back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! But this is all about the queen #lily gladstone is coming
May 18, 20232 yr 11 hours ago, Tania8222 said: I watched the "Anna Karenina" Keirs K. Film and I didn t like. Bad and boring interpretation. Maybe another film It could be ok. Yes, the old European literature are good. The stories are always a drama, maybe religion and The lifestyle were big influencies. This version looks a lot better (haven't watched it yet). Of course there also Russian films/shows about the novel : Another issue I have with the Joe Wright movie with Keira K is the costumes. It just looks...off. Like it's a mixture of American 1920s stuff (Great Gatsby) with Russian stuff.
May 19, 20232 yr 10 hours ago, Tania8222 said: It is not possible to watch, have you got any other link? Or the name of actors? To me, that interpretation was a lot of "oh" all time and too drama, in passion moments too Oh, no I don't. That link has the entire English-language miniseries 3 1/2 hrs. It's this. The lead actress looks more like the character imho than Keira. Anna Karenina (TV Mini Series 2013–2018) - IMDb This is one of the Russian miniseres: ANNA KARENINA: VRONSKY'S STORY - YouTube
May 19, 20232 yr I don't know if I should start watching the boys or if I got major spoilers by watching this clip, but Giancarlo Esposito is one of the best actors atm and he's great at impersonating villains in high-stakes situations.
May 20, 20232 yr @Tania8222 Have you seen "Age of Adaline" I watched the harrison ford v. Blake Lively bits. Very well acted. In particular Blake is gorgeous in the film. But the premise is really far fetched. It seems an main issue is that the film could have been better and much longer, or even a series.
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