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 At the Cinema I know we have a thread for movie musings, but this could be a nice place for trailers, limited and new releases, classic film showings, special appearances, etc.  Here is one to start. It's a bit odd The Human Centipede | 
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 Wow. At first it seemed a little cheesy so I thought it was a joke.  Then it got darker and I still couldn't believe it was real.  Then I went to the IFC site and it turns out it's definitely coming out on April 30.  I am... surprised? | 
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 The Human Centipede looks revolting and silly, traits that were once catnip for me. I guess I'm mostly put off by the tone- too much metallic clanging on the soundtrack and a torture porn aesthetic. Makes me nostalgic for the days when such a concept would be treated with tongue in cheek humor, over the top visuals or a camp sensibility.  (yes, it occurs to me that my choice of the phrase "tongue in cheek" was really unfortunate in this case.) I feel like I've seen enough would-be disturbing body mutilation horror in the Miike/Roth style to last me the rest of this lifetime, but I've got plenty of room left for more Cronenberg or Stuart Gordon. Heck, I want to see The Human Centipede as a musical by John Waters or a low budget fever dream by Stephen Sayadian. (thanks again for that one, mr. Pod!) | 
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 San Francisco The San Francisco Symphony will accompany Charlie Chaplin's The  Gold Rush  with the comedian's original score at 2 p.m. Thursday,  April 15; 8 p.m. Friday, April 16; and at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 17 at  Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco. (415) 864-6000.  www.sfsymphony.org . For more info, click here  | 
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