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Saint Pauly says...
6 years ago
The Spanish word for "ouija" is "ouija", which could explain why there's no difference between this ouija board film and every other ouija bored film ever made. Fortunately, the (based on a true) story is well told, the directing is deft, and the lead -- 16-year-old Sandra Escacena -- was nominated for a Goya for Best New Actress. Fans of the genre will enjoy _Verónica_ if they're not too demanding.
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Reply by Zillah
6 years ago
@saint-pauly uh, Ouija are the French and German words for Yes used together.
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Reply by Saint Pauly
6 years ago
@zillah Yes, indeed (if you accept William Fuld's widely accepted story and choose to ignore Charles Kennard (who manufactured the board before Fuld and claimed he learned the name "Ouija" from using the board and that it was an ancient Egyptian word meaning "good luck"). But I'm not sure why you've chosen to share this here. Uh, the Spanish word for 'ouija' is 'ouija', as I state, and used here simply as a device to introduce my review.
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