WhitSt
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> {quote:title=DeerSlug wrote:}{quote}
> ...Next to Birth of a Nation, I can't think of a more racist flick.
I take it then you haven't seen "Crash"
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> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote}
> What Ben said in no way targeted anyone at all...
> ..As far as I can see, Mr. Nolte is the one who targeted Limbaugh and Beck by assuming that Ben was talking about them. ...
Oh I thought he was targeting Jon Stewart in all this.
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Does anyone have the clip? I remember being said in a snide way. As oppose as the way Mr Osborne would present the material
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> {quote:title=ddalehall wrote:}{quote}
> I enjoyed *A Matter of Life and Death*. certainly not among their very best but beautiful and moving with a, I agree, very touching performance by Ms. Jones (one of my favorites). I finally got around to seeing *A Matter of Life and Death* recently and, wow, what a great movie. speaking of Red Shoes, I am delighted that the Belcourt in Nashville is going to be screening it January 8-12. . . .
I must say that *Colonel Blimp* was never my cup of tea trying to watch it at home. Until I saw it at a screening. The same can be said for *A Matter of Life and Death*
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> {quote:title=hamradio wrote:}{quote}
> In the future it turns out there was no need to burn books, we simply stop reading them.
More books are sold now Per capita than in the past.
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> {quote:title=hlywdkjk wrote:}{quote}
> *"He loves the troops and promotes them any time he can."*
> Good for Dennis Miller. That is admirable. But I doubt that anyone "hates" someone for demonstrating that support. I certainly couldn't make that accusation with a clear conscience. Especially about someone I didn't know.
> Kyle In Hollywood
Not outwardly
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I posted something on the tech area on [aspect ratio|http://tinyurl.com/ygd3sr2] maybe someone has an answer. Thanks test edit
aspect ratio is a link above. Why isn't it blue? Looks like a plain old underline. Is this just the way the MB are here?
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The last film a friend transferred on DVD for me was Image Size: 625 x 480. I'm going to be at his house and I wanted to know what to look for in his set up. I know he uses DirectTV DVR and then burns on DVD in 2.5 hour mode. He might sometimes goes in the next mode, which he calls 4 hour mode. I can't tell if 625 is worst than 640 from a set top box on TV.
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> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}
> You could also try ^UP IN THE AIR^
Oh the old caret trick. I picked Up in the Air cause it's timely and 4 words
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> > {quote:title=WonderMoon wrote:}{quote}
> Tell me, what do you think of the nasty, hateful, mocking egotistical right-wing snarkiness of Dennis Miller?
Of course you hate him. He loves the troops and promotes them any time he can.
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Supposedly, Sinatra referred to Brando as ?mumbles.?
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> {quote:title=okbuprofo7 wrote:}{quote}
> Limited to only one I would choose "My Man Godfrey." I think it is VERY relevant to 2010 USA.
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Audrey Hepburn was in"The Secret People", which was on TCM this year.
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Ever as a kid the so called Method was code for someone coming from New York. Another Hollywood PR device.
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> {quote:title=Thx wrote:}{quote}
> Response to Whitst, not Counerslave...
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Holden CaulfieldYou missed the point.
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> {quote:title=talkietime wrote:}{quote}
>My home-recorded DVD index is now approaching 30,000 titles, including around 5,200 titles from my near twenty year accumulation of home recorded videotaped recordings copied to DVD.
Do you own a shop that rents films?
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> {quote:title=Thx wrote:}{quote}
> I guess my request would be "Dear Ruth" with William Holden.
> It was not the first classic film I saw, but was the first one where I said to myself "These old movies are awesome!" . . .
Holden Caulfield
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-top- thanks for the site
There are a number of great photos of Elvis Presley and Lizabeth Scott at [this website.|http://photos.elvispresley.com.au/movies/loving_you.html]
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I'm sure someone in Atlanta knows the number on a weekly basis. How would they know if they are doing a good job?
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> {quote:title=PTAndersonFan wrote:}{quote}
> I like Easter Parade, I don't get why he wears a pink tie but still. Great films.
cause he's Fred Astaire
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> {quote:title=PTAndersonFan wrote:}{quote}
>.... Ben Mankiewicz...I dunno, but sometimes he looks a little too bored with his job.
It's all beneath him. I'm sure he grew up in Beverly Hills and believe me he looks down his noise at Osborne.
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> {quote:title=HollywoodGolightly wrote:}{quote}
> Has anyone here seen Gone to Earth ? I just watched it after I found out about the passing of Jennifer Jones.
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> It might not be considered a relatively lesser film by Powell & Pressburger, but it is definitely well-filmed and very well acted, with Jennifer being especially touching here. The lovely romantic triangle was shot in glorious Technicolor, and apparently on authentic rural locations in the UK.
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> The ending is a bit tragic, and you don't really know until the very end why the movie was titled Gone to Earth, but when you do, it's kind of heartbreaking.
Good film. Caught it at a theater about 3 years ago, seeing it for the first time.
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How does most present a title on these boards? Is there a proper way?
Up in the Air
"Up in the Air"
*Up in the Air*
Up in the Air
_Up in the Air_
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How does most present a title on these boards? Is there a proper way?
Up in the Air
"Up in the Air"
*Up in the Air*
Up in the Air
_Up in the Air_
Ben Mankiewicz
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> {quote:title=FredCDobbs wrote:}{quote}
> Ben also has posted some text comments about the film:
> http://www.tcm.com/thismonth/article/?cid=35501
h6. "Kazan and Schulberg saw the danger of television in 1957 (?In television,? says a Roger Ailes-like character in the film, ?we have the greatest instrument of mass persuasion in the history of the world?). Fifty-two years later, there?s a new generation of men armed with the phony authenticity of Larry ?Lonesome? Rhodes."
not a network-like character