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Re: Judging from your misguided critique of WoTW, this must be your favorite Hollywood picture:

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In Reply to: Judging from your misguided critique of WoTW, this must be your favorite Hollywood picture: posted by Audiophilander on July 8, 2005 at 10:59:48:

So baby, one wrong ( 1953 ) should remain that way ( 2005 ).
So he had to go to Orson / Tin and kill him?
No way.

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You may think that you're the enfant terrible of American film curmudgeons, but... - Audiophilander 12:06:50 07/08/05 (5)
...from where I sit your efforts clearly emphasize the emphant side of the idiom. ;^)
(ahn-FAHN te-REE-bluh) A person who stirs things up in an irresponsible or indiscreet way or has unconventional ideas; also, one whose startlingly unconventional behavior, work, or thought embarrasses or disturbs others. From French, meaning �terrible child.�
> > > "So he had to go to Orson / Tin and kill him?
No way." < < <
Something must be lost in translation here (who is "Tin" and if you mean Tim Robbin's character, his name was Harlan Ogilvy).
Yes, ...WAY! Harlan was determined to make his stand right there, even though Ray Ferrier (Cruise) objected to he and his daughter being placed at risk. The Ogilvy character was clearly behaving recklessly and irrationally (i.e., he'd lost it completely), demonstrating no regard for the lives of those he'd offered assistance earlier.
If you still need a clue, I'm sure that others will provide one for you. :o)
Cheers,
AuPh
- Re: You are so out of tune, that... - patrickU 12:36:05 07/08/05 (4)
  It get fatiguing.
  Not only " enfant terrible " but you " bete noir " it seems....
  - "you 'bete noir ' it seems" - ...and you, Betty Crock-er (schiese) it seems, right? - Audiophilander 13:22:26 07/08/05 (3)
    One has to wonder what sort of souffle our resident Euro-film critic will concoct next; should we start calling you P-diddy (Martha Stewart's ...ahem... pen name)?
    Note: Souffle is defined as "a savory, open-faced pie made from cheese and eggs."
    > > > "It get fatiguing." < < <
    Oui, it gets very fatiguing cleaning up the grey poupon spillage; it's a dirty job, but somebody's got to do it. ;^)
    Bon apetite,
    AuPh
    - Re: Nein " Scheisse ".... - patrickU 13:34:27 07/08/05 (2)
      But you really do a good job. Could you please crawl out of the window?
      - "Could you please crawl out of the window?" - I'd rather hang in there, even though your suggestion is a stretch. - Audiophilander 13:51:09 07/08/05 (1)
        
        In Reply to: Re: Nein " Scheisse ".... posted by patrickU on July 8, 2005 at 13:34:27:
        
        ;^)
        
        Re: "Could you please crawl out of the window?" - I'd rather hang in there, even though your suggestion is a stretch. - patrickU 01:24:58 07/09/05 (0)
        
        In Reply to: "Could you please crawl out of the window?" - I'd rather hang in there, even though your suggestion is a stretch. posted by Audiophilander on July 8, 2005 at 13:51:09:
        
        Yet sometimes I love the sounds of words without any apparent logical background.
        BUT this picture show me that sometimes you may have a light tint of humour.
        In one word: I like it.

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