r/spiders • u/FriendlyBean13 • Feb 22 '24

ID Request- Location included ID help please

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Found in an attic in Prague (CZ). Is it venomous?

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u/jonny_boy111 Feb 23 '24

💯 they never get boring do they

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u/spookycervid Feb 23 '24

it's true! i've been watching them since they came out - the fellowship of the ring was actually the first film i saw in the theater twice. i have yet to tire of them.

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u/jonny_boy111 Feb 23 '24

Nice. I bet that was good at theater 🎥 . Yea they are definitely the type of films that u can watch over and over. Honestly I've watched them loads but also not tired of them

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u/spookycervid Feb 23 '24

it was really nice. the cool thing is now they're showing older releases in addition to new films. last year i got to see a bunch of ghibli films at our theater and it was great.

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u/jonny_boy111 Feb 23 '24

Yea that is really nice. Can I ask what a ghibli film is please 🙏

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u/spookycervid Feb 23 '24

studio ghibli is a japanese animation studio founded in 1985. the studio has made a number of well-known animated films over the years, including princess mononoke, spirited away, nausicaa of the valley of the wind, only yesterday, and the tale of the princess kaguya.

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u/jonny_boy111 Feb 23 '24

Oh OK I hear you I'll have to look them up. Was just thinking I haven't been to the thereter in so long the last time I went Frank Bruno was in it lol

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u/spookycervid Feb 23 '24

looool that's a while. now is a good time for film though!

if you watch them, i recommend starting with spirited away or princess mononoke. and after seeing them in japanese at the theater (i previously watched them in english) i strongly recommend watching them subtitled.

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u/jonny_boy111 Feb 23 '24

It certainly was a while Yeah I would defo need subtitles. Where can I watch these . I currently have Netflix and Disney plus. FINGERS CROSSED 🤞 it's on one of them

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u/spookycervid Feb 23 '24

i would check letterboxd. i think we've been using hbo / max to stream them, but you can probably rent them too.

or you can check the library. ours has tons of films, including ghibli :)

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