Talk:The Seventh Seal

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It's a little ridiculous that the longest section in this article is on parodies of the film... (anon)

Quite. I've been bold and cut it back to what seem to be the three most notable parodies. The chess game with Death is such an iconic and common-referenced scene that it seems meaningless to catalogue every single parody reference to it; all the ones I've cut were just single scenes in cartoons or comedy shows. --McGeddon 14:24, 30 July 2006 (UTC)

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Wild strawberries and cream make a delightfull luncheon for our heros as they meet on a summers day,be6tween chess matches on the journey that intersects the knight and his squire with the montblank troubadors who perform the (danse macabre).

Mintguy

I find it quite ironic that the English Wikipedia's article about The Seventh Seal is longer than the Swedish Wikipedia's.

Isn't Pablo Picasso in this movie, in the last part for like 2 seconds? i think he is, maybe it's another movie i'm thinking of. Amirman 05:37, 1 March 2007 (UTC)