Creating Waves of Awareness
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Aconite:
•Twister
•Deep impact
•Armageddon
•Dante’s peak
•The day after tomorrow
•Volcano
Aloe:
Van Wilder-National Lampoon's chapter 20
Dumb and Dumber chapter 20
Arnica
Monty Python Holy Grail, when the guy gets his arms and legs cut off and he is still coaxing a fight saying, "Merely a flesh wound, come back and fight" and the other guy says, "What are you going to do...bleed on me?"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKhEw7nD9C4&feature=player_embedded
Arsenicum Album
The Simpsons
Character: Mr. Burns
Aurum metallicum
Kings (available on Hulu).
•Twister
•Deep impact
•Armageddon
•Dante’s peak
•The day after tomorrow
•Volcano
Aloe:
Van Wilder-National Lampoon's chapter 20
Dumb and Dumber chapter 20
Arnica
Monty Python Holy Grail, when the guy gets his arms and legs cut off and he is still coaxing a fight saying, "Merely a flesh wound, come back and fight" and the other guy says, "What are you going to do...bleed on me?"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKhEw7nD9C4&feature=player_embedded
Arsenicum Album
The Simpsons
Character: Mr. Burns
Aurum metallicum
Kings (available on Hulu).
Tags: Aconite, Aloe, Anacardium, Arnica, Arsenicum, Aurum
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Permalink Reply by Gudny Osk Didriksdottir on -
Arg. Nit.:
As Good as It Gets is a 1997 comedy film directed by James L. Brooks starring Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt. -
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Permalink Reply by Gabrielle Traub on -
Thank you Nathan for the Ars map
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Permalink Reply by Gabrielle Traub on
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Thanks, Gudny
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Permalink Reply by Christel Lombaerts on -
Great! what a magnificent idea!
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Thorpe on -
Arsenicum album: Meg Ryan in French Kiss, tremendous fear of flying, numerous anxieties, fear of disease, lactose intolerance, etc.
Aurum metallicum: Hamlet -
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Permalink Reply by Kathy Thorpe on
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Anacardium:
Gollum in Lord of the Rings -
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Permalink Reply by Gabrielle Traub on
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That's a great Anacardium, character. Thanks for posting
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Permalink Reply by Juliana Tancheva on
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Great idea to create this group! I am a film translator and 2 years ago I started to study homeopathy. Since then many remedies began to appear in the movies I work on.
I remember an "Aurum case" in the romantic comedy/drama "No Resesrvations" with Catherine Zeta-Jones. She played a perfectionist master chef in Manhattan; she couldn't sleep at night; her dishes were refined and sophisticated, but she didn't eat herself; she was very lonely but very dignified too and a little bit haughty. And she had the "consolation agg." symptom too. She was doing everything in her kitchen with superhuman precision. But suddenly she had to became the guardian of her niece after the death of girl's mother in a car accident. Her cares of the girl were perfect too, but in a "metal" way. There was a lack of warmth, but very strong sence of duty. And finally when this woman fell in love, she tried to escape that feeling by any means. And she was very easily offended, as you can see in the beginning of the trailer:
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Permalink Reply by Gabrielle Traub on
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Thank you, Juliana
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Permalink Reply by Gabrielle Traub on
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Great post and repertorisation. This is so fun
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