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3 comments:
Wow...I had no idea this movie was so beautiful....gonna place it #1 on my must watch list! Thanks for posting those pics!
Thanks for the comment, Francisco. 'Kwaidan' is one of the most consistently visually beautiful films I've ever seen. And the screengrabs I've posted are by no means the twelve best shots. The entire movie is full of images just as gorgeous - and sometimes surpassing - these.
Id heard about Kwaidan before, Ive just never gotten down to watching it. After seeing those screen shots, Im gonna make it a priority.
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