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Lonnie · 03/30/2011, 03:03 am

I love the movie Labyrinth, ever since I saw it when I was 5.

I even have a Labyrinth tattoo, was utterly in love with Jennifer Connelly for years, (god i wanted babies with her) love David Bowie and his music and....

Labyrinth is just beautiful. Jim Henson a legend.

'You remind me of the babe.....'

Hayden · 03/30/2011, 03:56 am

I love how you expressed your love for it a while back

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doodo! · 03/30/2011, 08:40 am

Jennifer is still fine.

DAISHI · 03/30/2011, 08:43 am

I have it on Blu Ray. Movie is awesome. Hope they don't botch the sequel.

doodo! · 03/30/2011, 08:46 am

Never seen the movie, but seriously? A sequel?

DAISHI · 03/30/2011, 08:59 am

Wait I confused it with the Dark Crystal sequel. But, I have a hunch if that flies, they'll do a Labyrinth sequel.

Labyrinth, FYI, has one of the best soundtracks ever.

RetroVortex · 03/30/2011, 09:30 am

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Originally Posted by Hayden

I love how you expressed your love for it a while back

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Where the hell did I go!?!

Olaus Petrus · 03/30/2011, 09:36 am

It's been about 20 years since I last saw that movie, but I used to love it as a kid. I would love to play adventure game Lucasfilm Games made from that movie, but you can't find it (at least legal copy) anywhere.

LuigiHann · 03/30/2011, 10:27 am

Labyrinth is a fun movie. Exceptionally weird, but fun.

They wanted to do a Labyrinth sequel, but since the rights for that story were split between two companies (or something) they ended up making an original story instead, and ended up with MirrorMask. That's a fun movie too.

Lonnie · 03/30/2011, 07:28 pm

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Originally Posted by DAISHI

I have it on Blu Ray. Movie is awesome. Hope they don't botch the sequel.

Man id love to see it on Blu-Ray!!! WTF???? A sequel? you must be joking. Who would DARE try and make a sequel to Labyrinth?

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Originally Posted by Hayden

I love how you expressed your love for it a while back

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Hehehehe did you like it?

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Originally Posted by doodo!

Jennifer is still fine.

Mmmmmmm...shes relaly thin now id dont fancy her anymore.....last time i liked her was when she was in house of Sand and fog oh my god Jennifer whhyyy wasnt it me that you loved ooooh screw my puny life!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAISHI

Wait I confused it with the Dark Crystal sequel. But, I have a hunch if that flies, they'll do a Labyrinth sequel.

AHHHHH nooo not a sequel please god no...i mean satan.

Labyrinth, FYI, has one of the best soundtracks ever.

Correct. I have al lthe songs, oooh yeeeh!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by LuigiHann

Labyrinth is a fun movie. Exceptionally weird, but fun.

They wanted to do a Labyrinth sequel, but since the rights for that story were split between two companies (or something) they ended up making an original story instead, and ended up with MirrorMask. That's a fun movie too.

MirrorMask.... whats it about? Any good?

LuigiHann · 03/30/2011, 08:39 pm

I like it a lot. It's the same sort of story about a girl from our world being transported into a magical world. The world in MirrorMask has a lot of CGI, but it's mostly done in the style of surrealist stop-motion stuff, and it has a pretty spooky vibe. I wouldn't say that it's as good as Labyrinth, but it is very good and is definitely worth watching if you're a fan of Jim Henson Company stuff.

Lonnie · 03/30/2011, 09:51 pm

cool man I'll check it out!

DAISHI · 03/30/2011, 10:24 pm

Down here, in the undergrounds.... wooahhaooahwoooo...

Hayden · 03/31/2011, 12:39 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lonnie

Hehehehe did you like it?

I'd be lying if I said I didn't at least get some pleasure/laughs out of it

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GuybrushWilco · 03/31/2011, 07:33 am

I remember watching this movie when I was a kid. Weird but fun

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*Jennifer* · 03/31/2011, 07:38 am

Quote:

Originally Posted by DAISHI

Hope they don't botch the sequel.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lonnie

WTF???? A sequel? you must be joking. Who would DARE try and make a sequel to Labyrinth?

There actually is a sequel to Labyrinth, although it's not a movie (yet). There's an original English-language manga called Return to Labyrinth that takes place 13 years after the movie and follows Toby as a teenager.

PimPamPet · 03/31/2011, 04:05 pm

Bowie freaks me out in this film.

Lonnie · 03/31/2011, 05:35 pm

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hayden

I'd be lying if I said I didn't at least get some pleasure/laughs out of it

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Hehe , good sheeeeeet.

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Originally Posted by Jennifer

There actually is a sequel to Labyrinth, although it's not a movie (yet). There's an original English-language manga called Return to Labyrinth that takes place 13 years after the movie and follows Toby as a teenager.

So is this green-lit then? It will suck balls I can tell.

*Irishmile* · 03/31/2011, 06:04 pm

Yeah... fantasy films in the 80's were great..

Comrade Mortis · 04/09/2011, 06:10 am

They sure don't make them like that anymore. Nowadays everything is done on computers...While I do appreciate the artistry and realism that goes into it, I think its just way cooler to actually build the sets and props needed to actually create the fantasy world.

Case in point. I think Labyrinth is comparable (a bit) to Alice in Wonderland in that it creates a fantasy world. But while I really love the Tim Burton version for its imagery, I think the fantasy world of Labyrinth is both more real, and more fantastic. It is more real in the sense that it actually exists. They had to build the set and figure out how to do all the puppets and everything. It is more fantastic because it looked more "fake" and out of this world.

And don't bother, i already know I'm going to get bashed for dissing CGI and Alice in Wonderland. I regret nothing!

03/30/2011, 03:03 am	#1
Lonnie English Madman Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: An English dude living and working in Christchurch New Zealand. Posts: 238	I love Labyrinth I love the movie Labyrinth, ever since I saw it when I was 5. I even have a Labyrinth tattoo, was utterly in love with Jennifer Connelly for years, (god i wanted babies with her) love David Bowie and his music and.... Labyrinth is just beautiful. Jim Henson a legend. 'You remind me of the babe.....'

03/30/2011, 03:56 am	#2
Hayden ...is procrastinating Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Australia Posts: 3,486	I love how you expressed your love for it a while back . __________________ Read that instead ^.

03/30/2011, 08:43 am	#4
DAISHI TELLTALE STEALTH NINJA Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 3,032	I have it on Blu Ray. Movie is awesome. Hope they don't botch the sequel. __________________ "Hah! It's like we don't even have feelings. Now pardon me while I recline in my huge executive chair and guffaw, cigar in-hand. " "ill just go with what Winslow always when something that funny about a location in monkey island is said"

03/30/2011, 08:59 am	#6
DAISHI TELLTALE STEALTH NINJA Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 3,032	Wait I confused it with the Dark Crystal sequel. But, I have a hunch if that flies, they'll do a Labyrinth sequel. Labyrinth, FYI, has one of the best soundtracks ever. __________________ "Hah! It's like we don't even have feelings. Now pardon me while I recline in my huge executive chair and guffaw, cigar in-hand. " "ill just go with what Winslow always when something that funny about a location in monkey island is said"

03/30/2011, 10:27 am	#9
LuigiHann Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 2,660	Labyrinth is a fun movie. Exceptionally weird, but fun. They wanted to do a Labyrinth sequel, but since the rights for that story were split between two companies (or something) they ended up making an original story instead, and ended up with MirrorMask. That's a fun movie too. __________________ "I think it's the idea that counts, not the actual method. As long as you set out to cause a horrible death through insects eating the person, you're good." - apenpaap

03/30/2011, 08:40 am	#3
doodo! Banned Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 4,268	Jennifer is still fine.

03/30/2011, 08:46 am	#5
doodo! Banned Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 4,268	Never seen the movie, but seriously? A sequel?

03/30/2011, 09:36 am	#8
Olaus Petrus Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Posts: 494	It's been about 20 years since I last saw that movie, but I used to love it as a kid. I would love to play adventure game Lucasfilm Games made from that movie, but you can't find it (at least legal copy) anywhere.

03/30/2011, 08:39 pm	#11
LuigiHann Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 2,660	I like it a lot. It's the same sort of story about a girl from our world being transported into a magical world. The world in MirrorMask has a lot of CGI, but it's mostly done in the style of surrealist stop-motion stuff, and it has a pretty spooky vibe. I wouldn't say that it's as good as Labyrinth, but it is very good and is definitely worth watching if you're a fan of Jim Henson Company stuff. __________________ "I think it's the idea that counts, not the actual method. As long as you set out to cause a horrible death through insects eating the person, you're good." - apenpaap

03/30/2011, 09:51 pm	#12
Lonnie English Madman Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: An English dude living and working in Christchurch New Zealand. Posts: 238	cool man I'll check it out!

03/30/2011, 10:24 pm	#13
DAISHI TELLTALE STEALTH NINJA Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 3,032	Down here, in the undergrounds.... wooahhaooahwoooo... __________________ "Hah! It's like we don't even have feelings. Now pardon me while I recline in my huge executive chair and guffaw, cigar in-hand. " "ill just go with what Winslow always when something that funny about a location in monkey island is said"

03/31/2011, 07:33 am	#15
GuybrushWilco Pirate Janitor Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: USA Posts: 437	I remember watching this movie when I was a kid. Weird but fun .

03/31/2011, 04:05 pm	#17
PimPamPet Freelance Police Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 339	Bowie freaks me out in this film.

03/31/2011, 06:04 pm	#19
Irishmile The Skipping Dead Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: WI, its a paradise 3 months of the year Posts: 6,542	Yeah... fantasy films in the 80's were great.. __________________ unholy THIS! I am a community moderator, here to assist, keep the peace, and keep these boards clean and friendly for all. I am a volunteer, and not a Telltale employee, and my opinions are my own.

04/09/2011, 06:10 am	#20
Comrade Mortis Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Shouded in Mystery. Posts: 49	They sure don't make them like that anymore. Nowadays everything is done on computers...While I do appreciate the artistry and realism that goes into it, I think its just way cooler to actually build the sets and props needed to actually create the fantasy world. Case in point. I think Labyrinth is comparable (a bit) to Alice in Wonderland in that it creates a fantasy world. But while I really love the Tim Burton version for its imagery, I think the fantasy world of Labyrinth is both more real, and more fantastic. It is more real in the sense that it actually exists. They had to build the set and figure out how to do all the puppets and everything. It is more fantastic because it looked more "fake" and out of this world. And don't bother, i already know I'm going to get bashed for dissing CGI and Alice in Wonderland. I regret nothing! __________________ "Nah. It needs to be Comrade Mortis, because that sounds like some kind of Communist Grim Reaper." - Comrade Pants "We've decided on Comrade Mortis. This is non negotiable." - Alcoremortis

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