scsu1975
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Nice job, Metry. Would you care to explain how you got it?
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It's good, although I could have done without some of the gore .. like seeing the creature pop out of John Hurt's stomach. I think Aliens was better, and really established Ripley as a toughie.
"Get away from her, you b****!"
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Jake, the object is to identify the movie and person giving the quote, and the correct guesser gets to post the next quote.
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It was something like "gimme a drink," from Anna Christie.
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I bet he was fun. He was great as Eliza's dad in "My Fair Lady."
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Not until we're sure you're correct (although you probably are).
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Yes, Carradine was in a ton of movies. I expect we'll see a complete list of his films any minute now.
I saw the English actor Clive Revill. I was having a soda in a restaurant near the Schubert Theater in New Haven, and he walked in to order something ... I had seen him in "My Fair Lady" earlier that night at the theater.
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Ken, you are right, of course. And honestly, all night I have been laughing hysterically at this, even while I was in the middle of it.
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Kyle:
No need to hit those forums ... wait long enough, and all that info will magically appear in a post.
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CM, sorry you weren't here earlier ... we could have used you for referee. All the really good stuff got deleted.
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Ava, you are very welcome here. Sometimes threads get out of control ... nothing to worry about.
Rich
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Oh, now you're torturing me
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Looks like the guy was sitting in snow. How did you guess the Brooklyn Bridge?
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insincere types
i.e., phonies
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LOL .. I bet it will be a lemon.
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Is it from KLONDIKE ANNIE?
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Hey Kyle, is the Mabuse Lemon some kind of drink?
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Kyle:
LOL
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Thank you, cinemafan.
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YOU ALSO COPY PEOPLE SO YOU'RE ALSO A TROLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hardly. I copy people's responses so they know what I am replying to, as do most people on these boards. That is known as etiquette. I do not copy and paste from websites and pass it off as my own work. That is simply dishonest.
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Unfortunately, Kyle, it appears the powers-that-be have deleted the posts. I apologize to the community at large for mucking up this thread, but I am sick and tired of one person blatantly posing as a film expert, all the while copying and pasting the work of others.
Rich
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with WEST
Chan Is Missing (1982) - On IFC
in General Discussions
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Why should I watch this? It's just a couple of Asian guys yammering for 80 minutes. No stars. No breathtaking scenery. It's even in black & white, for Pete's sake! But using the rudiments of filmmaking technology, ace director Wayne Wang bursts the myth of San Francisco's Chinatown as a mysterious, unknowable "foreign" territory. This is a story of American characters dealing with dilemmas specific to the Asian community. Its insider's look at Asian American culture remains a breakthrough for Asian American fictional cinema. Yes, it's a mystery, but don't expect Charlie Chan. He's missing, too.
http://www.manaa.org/VideoGuide.html
Ho hum, some people NEVER learn.