Good points, Holiday!

Someone should make a movie about all the intolerance there is in the world.
Oh wait, someone already did! Maybe Quenton Tarrantino can do a
modern re-make (that is one movie I would likely avoid).

Bruce

On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 9:06 AM, Holiday Russell <[email protected]> wrote:

> Thanks, Bruce.  You're one of the few people on this list that has
> tolerance for just about any collecting interest.  If more folks like you
> participated in the discussions, more folks like me would also participate I
> think.
>
> I collect mostly modern and hypermodern posters for movies that would
> obviously be shunned by the majority of those on this list.  While I respect
> anyone for the right to express their opinion on any subject, I find that
> most on the list are intolerant of other's opinions. That leads, of course,
> to the many fights that seem to break out.  For me, MOPO is basically a
> spectator sport.
>
> But, there is a germ of usefulness that warrants my sifting through the
> posts on a daily basis.
>
> Here's an opinion for all of you to chew on:  the modern world does not
> belong to us. It belongs to the generation coming up behind us.  When you
> ask "why are there no young collectors at cinevent" or some such, it's
> because you have lost touch with the modern world.  Through my two teenage
> children, I'm able to keep up by paying attention to what they think is
> cool, is "in" and what they think looks or sounds beautiful.  It forges a
> great relationship between us, and I find more interesting their view of the
> world versus the view of a few cronies that are self-absorbed in their own
> collecting to such an extent that they would sweep aside movie making over
> the past 40 years as basically irrelevant.
>
> If you care to look, you can see what interests me:  http:/
> www.mypostercollection.com
>
> Holiday Russell
>
>
> On Jun 4, 2009, at 8:16 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
>
>   I am sure we all notice that around 20 or 30 people regularly post to
>> MoPo, and yet there are apparently hundreds of other members who receive
>> these e-mails, yet never post at all!
>>
>> I thought it would be nice to give these people a chance to come out of
>> the shadows (so to speak), if only for a single post, to explain why they
>> never post, and to see what it is about MoPo that makes them want to stay
>> members, even though they never contribute. Now of course we know that the
>> dealers who solely post for sale or for auction posts are here for the free
>> advertising, but how about the rest of you?
>>
>> Who'll go first?
>>
>> Bruce
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