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No, don't worry, no bill!! I think Howard's post really made me realize how I went a bit overboard! Howard has a tendency to do that!! He just kind of flies in out of nowhere and pecks at you to wake you up!! Howards great! Howard?? Are you there? You're right. And he made his point in one line while I took two paragraphs!
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Glad you liked "The Gathering Storm"..I hope everyone will see it..Good score, by the way..Hey, this has been great.. Yes - I'm fascinated by the events that led up to what is aguably the most insane period of human history - WWII. I've been a fan of Albert Finney since I first saw "Wolfen". Anyhoo - nice talking about about epic films, misundertandings and sore asses with you, I'm off to bed. G'nite!
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I don't know, Todes...I think we're just entering the most insane period of human history...
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Actually, Jeff, the operative question ought to be, why do people like the Cinerama Dome???
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I don't know, Todes...I think we're just entering the most insane period of human history... Well, I hope you're wrong about that. Unfortunately, I think you're probably right about that.
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To whom were you giving this raspberry?
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2003: No more Paul Lynde, and no more Manufacturer's Hanover...
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I was completely bored by "Citizen Kane", but could appreciate its innovations involving the use of a movie camera, and its rather impressive editing. I was even more bored by "2001", but could appreciate its innovations with special effects. Tears of boredom were produced watching "Lawrence of Arabia", but I could appreciate nothing.
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For what it's worth, I saw LAWRENCE in '62 on a big screen in NYC, I was 15, and I loved it. Continue to love it every time I see it, especially on a theater screen. I'm glad to see I'm not alone in this, although I'm not surprised. However -- Am I the only one here who doesn't think Herbert Stothart was a hack? Recommended viewing/listening: THE WIZARD OF OZ THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Later, PJ
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Sep 24, 2002 - 10:52 PM
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Howard, Is Paul Lynde really dead?? Oh the humanities!! LOL! Hey, just for the record.. I will watch the film again..Despite the fact that it may never be one of my favorites, If someone calls me on something, as Todesmelodie did, and they are really passionate about something, and know the subject BETTER than I do, and they also turn out to be a nice person as well, then, I will try to see the other side..It's just respect.. Maybe I can learn something. That's all..And as for being "too nice", well, I can spew a lot here but I can see through the words on this board and I'm just expressing how I feel..I like to think that we all show a little about our personalities on here through our posts..If I get a little "dramatic" sometimes, well, please forgive me cause' next time I may be wildly offbeat! And, I was just expressing how I feel. And I meant what I said! I learned a lot from that exchange.. Jim..
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