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In Reply to: Re: A Century Of Sci-Fi Favorites -- MIAs? posted by Bruce from DC on July 20, 2000 at 21:08:47:

Since this is a "favorites" list,(which I thought I made clear) I really don't think I have to
justify why they were excluded; however, for the sake of civility,
I will answer your query. Yes, I know they are classics, Metropolis
and 2001 were so plodding that I got bored with them in large parts,
Clockwork Orange came across a little too cynical for me. This isn't to say that I didn't enjoy these
films to some extent, because I did, it's just that they aren't MY
FAVORITES. Excuse me if this strikes you as politically incorrect.
As far Mars Attacks! goes, you thought it was not funny, I did -
nuff said. - AH

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Any film with Slim Whitman in the soundtrack... R. Hertz 18:47:31 07/21/00 (3)
...can't be all bad. Wonder whatever happened to his brother Nit?
- Re: Any film with Slim Whitman in the soundtrack... AudioHead 07:26:59 07/22/00 (2)
  Don't know what happened to his brothers, but Slims reportedly on the road with
  his son, Byron. Slim has sold over 70 million records worldwide; his
  silky, yodely voice has soothed the nerves of countless fans, except of course, those pesky little alien invaders that went "Yak!Yak!Yak!".
  - AH
  - I believe the phrase was "Aak!Aak!Aak!" Analogon 11:07:16 07/23/00 (1)
    I also think that Tom Jones's numbers contibuted greatly to the film ;)
    - Tom Jones Contribution Was Not All That Unusual. <Nt> AudioHead 12:14:54 07/23/00 (0)
      nt

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