Mine are JFK, The Candidate, The Manchurian Candidate,
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Thirteen Days, All the
Presidents Men and believe it or not, Fritz Lang's
M. To me it poses a strong political dilemna.
Toochis
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I have heard good things about a program called COLLECTOR'S GOLD, which can
be found at:
http://www.drgmedia.com/
-- JR
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Personally I would take almost anyone in office... including and not
limited to :1.) Frances the talking Mule
2.) Blutto - from Popeye
3.) twikki the robot from Buck Rogers...
4.) Tor Johnson
4.) Franklin Pangborne
5.) Robert Smigel and Poochie
6.) zak the one eyed Yak from
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I think the Zapruder film is the most interesting and powerful political
film there is as well as the most debated.
Michael
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Hi, JR, et.al., from Joe B.
I agree with EVERYTHING you have to say
with qualifications:
JFK is, I think, a superb "film" but it needs a disclaimer at the beginning, to wit: "...one man's take on..." Also I know for a fact that Garrison was not the saint he is depicted to be in the film. I
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made.
Regards,
Kevin Cosgrove
Iappreciated the starkness of the low budget
JFK assassination dramaExecutive Action. Underrated in my opinion.
Jerry K
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A good political movie??
How about Meet John Doe and it's examination of corruption in government
vs. the common man? Did Capra get this one right or not?
Scott
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P.S.
Tom, do you really want to talk politics on MoPo? I'm already suffering from
voter-burnout. :)
Scott Rules Capra is the best! MEET John Doe,, is one of my favorite all
time films..
Capra shows us the power of Film in a positive moving and inspiring way in my
opinion.
best Tom
Scott Burns wrote:
A good political movie??
How about Meet John Doe and it's examination of corruption in
OK. Someone mentioned Leslie Nielsen and I just caught the tail end of one
with Bill and Hillary look-a-likes. Bill was playing the sax. There was a
comical opera.
Did I catch the name? NO! What was that???
Thanks,
Andrea
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On your side note: as a voter in Broward
County...neither can I!
Andrea
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Movie?
Twogood ones are:
Advise and
MOPO:
The catalogs are out and every item is pictured clearly on our website:
www.HeritageMoviePosters.com
Go to the image of the poster catalog and click on Browse beneath the image.
You'll find such a great selection of many rare poster sizes from great films and a
tremendous selection of rare
Hi Everyone,
Politico-flix...
Animal Farm (1955)
Mouse That Roared (1959)
One Two Three (1961)
Lord Of The Flies (1963)
Dr Strangelove (1964)
Fail Safe (1964)
1776 (1972)
Swept Away (1975)
Being There (1979)
Brazil (1985)
-Donnie
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Hi Tom
You're not alone there, my good man! Just think of us non-USA bods - it
seems no-one can escape this time round.
November 2nd is all-souls day too...how odd!
Shelly
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What about Nixion?? did Hopkins do a good portrayal?
You know what !! I can't think of one good British political movie. It seems
the system in America is more agreeable to the film making process.
That's probably why my favourite is 'All The Presidents Men'
Simon
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About a month ago I purchased EBAY Item number:
3842388284, a Marx Brothers Go West Insert. Since then I had several
emails from underbidders saying that they were offered the poster because the
winning bidder backed out. Please not this must be a scam as I instantly
paid for the poster, andd
Grew up watching House of Wax - the reissue with 2 images on each
35mm frame was a disappointment. but the film remains fun, because
it was a good film - a fitting tribute to the original.
The original is made even more eerie because of the two strip color.
But for this Halloween, I'm dragging
Forgot To Mention - we're watching these in 16mm on a
big screen. The House of Wax prints were in Kodachrome
which unfortunately fade over time, but the Black
White Prints of House on Haunted Hill/Last Man on
Earth are exceptional.
If the Coors Lite lasts, it will be James Arness in
The Thing
We watched THE BLOB, THE EXORCIST, PSYCHO, and now
CABIN FEVER.
Happy Fright Night
Toochis
PS - Don't forget to set your clocks!
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