Films/DVD Asylum

The house

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R Browne

In Reply to: RE: A single man- posted by patrickU on February 23, 2011 at 12:21:22

Shortly after I saw the movie I discovered that the 1949 John Lautner house it was shot in was up for sale for almost $1.5M. It appears it may still be on the market. More info at the link below.
John Lautner house in "A Single Man" (Open in New Window)

Edits: 02/24/11

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RE: The house Part Two. - patrickU 00:56:11 02/25/11 (9)
What was this film with also an interesting house not unlike this one, about two lovers who lives in a different period of time, but who somehow meet?
- Was it this one? - R Browne 12:05:09 02/25/11 (8)
  Stills from a movie called "The Lake House" with Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves.
  - RE: Bingo! - patrickU 12:11:46 02/25/11 (7)
    A very very bad film but a most interesting house.
    
    Thank you.
    - The Korean original was FAR superior. nt - tinear 15:03:59 02/25/11 (1)
      fds
      - RE: Superior to null? Must not be to un-easy....nt - patrickU 01:03:56 02/26/11 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: The Korean original was FAR superior. nt posted by tinear on February 25, 2011 at 15:03:59
        
        nt
    - What's interesting about a fish bowl? - Victor Khomenko 13:32:08 02/25/11 (4)
      You can't live in such a house, especially at night.
      - RE: What's interesting about a fish bowl? - patrickU 01:08:31 02/26/11 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: What's interesting about a fish bowl? posted by Victor Khomenko on February 25, 2011 at 13:32:08
        
        Why? because I Wonder why I could not and some can.
        
        In a single man there is scene ( endless ) where the hero is sitting on his toilet and while shitting, escuse me the ..) he must do some contorsion to escape the view of a neighbor.
        I suppose through his duck and hide contorsion it ease up his belly more easily.
        
        Now it is still interesting...But more from the outside...
      - D R A P E S. nt - tinear 15:04:19 02/25/11 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: What's interesting about a fish bowl? posted by Victor Khomenko on February 25, 2011 at 13:32:08
        
        fds
        
        Yeah... right... - Victor Khomenko 16:11:27 02/25/11 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: D R A P E S. nt posted by tinear on February 25, 2011 at 15:04:19
        
        We have a neighbor whose house has wall of glass. Needless to say there are always closed drapes.
        
        What's the point?
        
        That's what architecture is for. Fenestration strategically placed for both - tinear 08:35:14 02/26/11 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Yeah... right... posted by Victor Khomenko on February 25, 2011 at 16:11:27
        
        light and privacy. I live in somewhat of an aquarium. No problem.
Though a tad more modest, we live in a mid-century modern. Wouldn't have it any other - tinear 20:46:37 02/24/11 (0)
way. A great period for American home architecture.
Wow. * - mr grits 18:52:16 02/24/11 (0)
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