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a BJD in a MOVIE!

Apr 16, 2007

    1. There was a music video for Nier Automata that involved destroying a bunch of BJDs, that was pretty difficult to watch
       
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    2. I've spotted another BJD in a movie!
      It's an old movie-based-on-a-novel called "Goth" (or "The love of death") from 2008.
      There's a BJD at about 48 minutes in. You can see the jointing, but I think the head may be a modified porcelain doll's head. Then again, it may be an older, defunct company's doll that's no longer in production.

      If you have any idea, let me know. I'm interested!

       
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    3. Poor dolls got the clown treatment... they only come up in horror movies. Time to exact revenge and shell a clown doll for maximum terror...
      *orders Mu Yanzi*
       
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    4. I snorted my coffee out :sweat
       
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    5. Don't let the trapping fool you, this isn't a horror movie! No jump-scares, no crazed maniacs... no blood! Not a drop to be seen in this movie. The doll was just part of an establishing shot inside the bedroom of a goth girl, that's all!

      Then again, on the other hand... if you're gunning for Mu Yanzi, I recommend Hui Xiang instead. Someone here on DoA has a Hui Xiang dressed up like a killer clown. And that was... chef's kiss!
       
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    6. I found that doll... perfect :XD:
       
    7. Here's another fun one:

      Now, this wasn't a movie, it's a 3-part OVA called "Le Portrait de Petit(e) Cosette", which first aired in 2004. The titular girl, Cosette, appears as a ghost in the story. While she does have chains wrapped around her (suggesting a marionette-like figure), she was always shown as a flesh and blood girl.

      However, in a promotional party (that also took place in 2004), the role of Cosette was "played" by a life-sized BJD. She can be seen in Vol 13 of the Gothic Lolita Bible (found here: Gothic & Lolita Bible Vol. 13 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive ) where they covered the event. This doll was an artist-made doll by Etsuko Miura (who, incidentally, also created the doll for the cover of Mylene Farmer's Point de Suture album).

      So... another movie(-related) random BJD sighting (that's not a horror movie)!
       
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