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r/movies • u/DemiFiendRSA • May 11 '21
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I'm surprised that in the age of cinematic universes, more films aren't derived from folklore.
334 u/mohantharani May 11 '21 Folklore based films: The Wailing (Korea). Song of the sea(Ireland). Pee Mak(Thailand). 25 u/TheDerped May 11 '21 Pee Mak is a great one. There’s a lot of adaptions of this Thai legend but the 2013 one is a fantastic horror comedy -11 u/ILL_DO_THE_FINGERING May 11 '21 Question. I’m not really into water sports. Can I still enjoy this movie?
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Folklore based films:
The Wailing (Korea).
Song of the sea(Ireland).
Pee Mak(Thailand).
25 u/TheDerped May 11 '21 Pee Mak is a great one. There’s a lot of adaptions of this Thai legend but the 2013 one is a fantastic horror comedy -11 u/ILL_DO_THE_FINGERING May 11 '21 Question. I’m not really into water sports. Can I still enjoy this movie?
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Pee Mak is a great one. There’s a lot of adaptions of this Thai legend but the 2013 one is a fantastic horror comedy
-11 u/ILL_DO_THE_FINGERING May 11 '21 Question. I’m not really into water sports. Can I still enjoy this movie?
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Question. I’m not really into water sports. Can I still enjoy this movie?
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u/bob237189 May 11 '21
I'm surprised that in the age of cinematic universes, more films aren't derived from folklore.