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In Reply to: He-he... that makes it more fair! :-) posted by Victor Khomenko on October 18, 2004 at 11:52:56:
Worse, we can be lucky that if you look after you may find some film that do not belong in the " hit parade " of the kaka of the month. You said it " randomly ", but since we have the net it makes things easier.
I already persuade her to have a shot at " Lost ..." Hehe...You see I reach always my goals...
I do not know! If, then a long time ago.
She is still looking wonderful!
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Yeah, but that is light fluff, not something that is going to change you one way or another, it is like one glass of a good wine - not a barrel of it!She is in charge of bringing films home, so I suspect she will get this one... heck, getting it is many times easier than many others.
But be aware - she will be watching not with the eye of an old goat with severe erectal disfunction (enter big sigh here... sigh...), but as an independent critic, so much of that teenager female attractiveness might be as useless against her as peashooter against plate armor.
Can Scarlett stand on her own, strictly on her artistic merits, stripped... he-he... stripped of the primitive sex appeal?
We shall se. Or... we shall be told.
Yes light but who wants everyday like the one we had ( red ) last time...heu...me....
Do not worry, she will slip in the man´s role and Scarlett will become Pit....
Hehe...
I have spotted her to slow down and take another look when he is on the screen, so I guess I do get some extra consideration here in the soft war of sexes! Of course she always sez she would rather be watching Gregory Peck, Peter O'Tool and Cery Grant, but I know women... he-he...
Yes and when I ask Doris she told me he remind her of ...William Pitt! Imagine that!
Tonight on my silver screen I have Histoire de Marie et Julien von J. Rivette, a film I have wanted to see for weeks, but the Krell DVD would not play, until he broke almost fully down refusing to read anyrhing save LOTR ( which of course I do not have...) So I send it today to repair to Hamburg, where he will get a new drive unit, now I have lend a dvd player from a friend...And wonder it reads everything.
I will report on this film.
Thanks for bringing up his name - I'll make a list and take it to our shop, perhaps they have something there. I suspect I only saw his segment in the Lumiere, which I might revisit in the meantime.He is quite obscure here.
You are gonna be watching a GHOST STORY? From there it might be an easy slide towards the LOTR. I can see the decay start.
Let us know how it goes.
There are some on DVD, but at $25 or so each, I would much rather know what I am buying.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0126972/
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Take a look.
And add " Paris nous appartient "
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