hamradio
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Here's a site where you can buy some http://www.polishposter.com/
I'm trying to understand the "Kill Bill" poster, very strange - I don't get it.
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Happy St Patrick's Day
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Saint Patricks Day?
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Aghh, one of those protected sites. The movie poster.sort of said, was it a metaphor? Lol.
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Edited by: hamradio on Mar 5, 2010 1:25 PM
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Before the last website update, one could do that by using the width and height parameters but no more. It is now dependent on the file *size*. One example is Google Images, you might see duplicate images using different sizes, try using the smallest.
When I post I try to keep them under 78K. If you want small, try using 15K to 32K file size.
Some members like the the lastest web update, why I don't know. Before it was very easy to set the size you wanted. I don't know of any commands or parameter delimiters within the exclamation marks on each end.
Good luck in finding them, if any.
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What has became of the 1931 version of "Alice in Wonderland" starring Ruth Gilbert?
I never remembered this being on TV in 1985!
http://www.vo2ov.com/Alice-In-Wonderland-1985-DVDRip_354843.html
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I wonder what was the peoples response to this (at the time of 1933) movie? Bet it must have scared some small children.
Look at WC Fields!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D92LvLu8aCY
Was this the inspiration for Jabba the Hut? ROFL
TCM needs to show this.
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For me its "The Fly", "The Thing" and "The Little Princess".
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"Quo Vadis" was nominated for eight Academy Awards, twice for Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Leo Genn as Petronius and Peter Ustinov as Nero. However, the movie did not win a single Academy Award
As far as the Golden Globe Awards
Peter Ustinov won the Golden Globe Award Best Supporting Actor.
*Great* movie.
About Snake Woman, there is a guy at work who is afraid of snakes, a possible dream date?
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Glad you found this out, I didn't know there was a version made this early. I have the 1915 version starring Viola Savoy. According to my film book, there is also a 1927 version. TCM should run all these earlier ones, including the ones released on 9-20-1931 and 12-11-1933.
Very surprised that this much of the 1903 film survived
PS I don't like the newer one which should have been called "Alice on Bad Acid"
Edited by: hamradio on Mar 2, 2010 8:56 PM
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Is anyone planning to buy a "Titanic" ticket and set sail on 2012 or stay at home and watch TCM?
http://www.titanicmemorialcruise.co.uk/?gclid=CL-PkZzzlaACFUFM5Qod7iPOew
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I think he's best suited for those government type of roles like the National Security Advisor in the movie "Contact", the last movie I saw him in. He comes across as one of those guys you meet when you are dragged in for an IRS audit.
If they ever make a movie about the desperate Joseph Stack, they should cast James Wood as the IRS guy who ticked him off. I learned about this incident on "The Ralleye James Show" - its been one of her favorite subjects. Hollywood should consider making a movie about this.
Its that time of the year, ouch! :|
http://www.homelandstupidity.us/2010/02/18/desperate-man-flies-plane-into-irs-office-building/
He looks "governmental" doesn't he?
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I have one of the last movies he appreared in, "Aurora Encounter". He played as the governor of Texas. Even though his role was small in the movie, its was very nice to see him in his later years.
RIP Spanky McFarland (1928 - 1993).
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I am sorry that photo upset you so. I was considerate in deleting it, you could have left it at that. I live in a part of the country in which deer hunting is common place and I have long since been accustom to it. That reply was intended for the previous poster, not to offend people who may be animal rights advocates.
This is a perfect example how the movie "Bambi" humanizes animals and we can see how this cartoon can be seen with such a violent content.
Again I apologize if that photo which was not at all gory offended you so.
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I deleted that photo, my goodness have you ever watched the Outdoor Channel about hunting?? That deer is NOT suffering, its *hunting!* People in my area hunt all the time.
Edited by: hamradio on Feb 23, 2010 7:51 PM
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Kids in my area are a bit tougher.
deleted due to people being way too sensistive!! Geez!! :|
Edited by: hamradio on Feb 23, 2010 7:27 PM
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I just saw the commercial for it and I don't like it. Its a dark version of the story much like the Sci Fi channels, "Alice". I like the the 1999 version better even if its a made for TV flim.
I can't beleive Disney is having a hand in this! What ever happen to *charm?*
So many dark gloomy movies being made nowadays - I think people are playing way too many video games and the movies are beginning to reflect it.
Bet Walt Disney is turning over in his grave.
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There are some people who claims that our favorite slapstick comedies and cartoons are "violent", making our kids aggressive. I guess better to blame it them instead of bad parenting. I've watched cartoons all my life and to this day I swear I have never hit anyone over the head with a 20 pound mallet.
This ones pretty gory, poor thing.
Oh yes how about our old TV sitcoms, violence?, nah.
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When I first saw the name of the thread I *was afraid* to read it, but after seeing "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf", I breathed a sigh of relief.
About the comments on watching old couples arguing for 2 1/2 hours, think of it as a supplement to "Cops" and "Divorce Court", we will be getting our money's worth then!
(isn't that the usual order?)
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Here are some links that might can help you in finding the Ronson lighter. Are you referring to the "Ronson New Yorker Baronet Lighter" or the "Ronson Touch Tip" aka the "Ronson T-T"?
http://www.collectorkevin.com/Ronson.htm
http://www.thefedoralounge.com/showthread.php?t=3179
http://transporter.tripod.com/tt-combo.html
Good luck. I'm still looking for ANY photos of a 1946 version of the Allied Radio "Ocean Hopper". (not later ones).
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Speaking of strange musical instruments, that got me to thinking about the Baliset, Patrick Stewart played in the movie "Dune". Any thoughts?
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If digital 3D makes a great movie, then there are those who hopes someone remakes
Disney's "Pinocchio" in 3D and cast him as the worlds biggest fibber.
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That's the end result of Pinocchio wishing upon a star.