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I wish it were the third story instead of the fourth one.
Hell, if it's that good, I wish it was the second one.
Neil - who only likes the first film
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GWTW is the adjusted #1 based on God knows what.
It's #1 based on the amount of tickets sold.
Neil
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Why hasn't anyone attacked Barbara Bach? She played Anya Amasova in The Spy Who Loved Me. We're supposed to believe that this hot 19 year old is a spy as good as Bond? That's no more outrageous than believing Denise Richards is a nuclear physicist, and Ms. Bach was just as wooden as Ms. Richards, I just think Denise Richards is a lot better looking.
Now, getting back on topic.......I just watched the full trailer in the theater. Very cool! And I didn't even have to watch Scooby Doo to see it.
Neil
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Hopefully, thought it will never happen, an isolated score.
Paramount does not release isolated scores on there DVD's.
Neil
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It Shore was.
Neil
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You guys are no fun.
In Jaws when they cut open the tigershark, a licence plate is pulled out with the numbers "007" on it. This was Spielbergs homage to the Bond series, as he wanted to direct a Bond film but couldn't.
In Deep Blue Sea the same licence plate is found at one point.
Neil
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I just found it. Very easy to find.
Neil
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I give up. Please tell!
Did you even look anywhere?
Neil
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Marian - who has no problem at all with Wood.
No Viagra for you then.
Neil
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Jay Chattaway
Neil
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There's only one character I can vote for.
Neil
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I just checked the DVD. She says, "I'm a fool" as do the sub-titles.
"Who's the more foolish...the fool or the fool who follows him?"
Neil
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Do either of you have the Maureen McGovern version?
Of course. Last year when my theater showed Superman - The Movie I made a special compilation disc and this was the first track on it.
Also, I always thought the line was "I'm a fool" not "or a fool". Time to turn on those DVD subtitles!
Neil
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Sweeping, exhilarating, uplifting... SUPERMAN (without vocals, please).
Figo, you read my mind.
Neil
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I'll have to do an LP to CD transfer of this album at some point.
Neil
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Sheesh, are we lucky (some of us) to have girlfriends!
I count my blessings everyday.
Neil
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Heh heh. For several years, I've made sure the first film I watched was Raiders of the Lost Ark on New Years.
Neil
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Well, she's not smiling here.
My favorite Bond girl is Domino Derval. Shes beautiful and in the end she saves Bond! Here is a painting of her done by Jeff Marshall
Neil
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I like Denise Richards.
Ain't she the chick in Starshipp Troopers and The World is Not Enough?
Justin - :?:
Yes, and the current hit (and very funny movie) Undercover Brother!
Neil
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Joe, who dislikes Gladiator but put it on his good list. By the way LOTR's is at my dollar theatre so I will try to see it for a buck again.
"I'd be happier with the dollar."
-C. Montgomery Burns
Neil
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Here's my Raiders story. I don't remember the exact date I saw the film, but it was during the initial run in 1981, and probably not that long after opening. I was 4 years old at the time, and my dad took me to the theater to see it. I remember it being very crowded and I distinctly remember the audience shrieking during the climax, particularly when Toht's face melts. During that part, this little 4 year old leaned over to his dad and asked them, "How'd they do that?". I have not been the same since.
Raiders is the movie that made me fall in love with film. Maybe that biases me when I say its the greatest film ever made, but to me, nothing can top it.
Neil
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I prefer Spartacus love theme to Superman's
It's easy to write lyrics to the "Love Theme from Spartacus".
Spartacus
Spartacus
Won't you please,
Give me a kiss?
Spartacus
Spartacus
Neil - who coincidentally has been listening to Spartacus a lot lately. Damn I'd love to have the whole thing, presented like Cleopatra.
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Speaking of Deep Blue Sea, did anyone catch the Jaws reference in that movie? It's subtle, but it's there.
Hint, Hint - in Jaws this was a reference to a particular kind of movie that Spielberg wanted to direct
Neil
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The only Raiders poster done by Drew was this one.
Richard Amsel did the 2 US posters. I don't know who painted the British version.
Neil
For anyone who saw Superman: The Movie in theaters...
in General Discussion
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I saw Superman - The Movie on September 15, 2001 when my theater got one of the new prints to show. Unfortunately, the weekend we planned to show the film was the week of the attack on the World Trade Center, so the attendance wasn't quite what I was hoping it to be.
I previewed the print the night before we showed it to the public, and it was amazing! We showed it in our biggest theater (40 foot wide curved screen) and in Dolby Digital! The print was new and was flawless. When the credits were playing, I was choked up beyond belief. It is my 3rd favorite film (only Raiders and Star Wars beat it) and to finally see it in a theater was really a dream come true.
Neil