Well said, Joe!
Shelly
Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2008 14:39:27 -0800From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Re: [MOPO] Oscars
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Who cares if the Hoi Polloi had another piece of Idol junk to watch!!!
The Oscars are an INTERNATIONAL EVENT!
Screw the silly US
please respond with price, condition, and photo.
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Hi, Everyone,
I was wondering if anyone out there has a closeup of the bottom right
section of a 1936 My Man Godfrey US window card. I need to know what writing
is
printed there and a closup photo would really be appreciated. Thanks very
much in advance,
Why should anyone be surprised? For a long time, the Academy and for that
matter the industry were dominated by voters who loved the movies that the
audience loved, and the stars or at least their employers were careful about
their reputations. Nowadays, a huge portion of potential Oscar
Zeev
I truly am surprised at your question. I did exactly what you said once and
after i saw the results, I said never again. There was an item up for bid
at 9.99 and I placed a bid of 350. Another bidder kept bidding and bidding
in increments of $5 each or less until he got to 348.
i hardly think that when one bids on ebay, and the notice you have
been outbid appears, it CLOUDS one's mind. that sounds a bit over
the top and dramatic. nor does it make most madder and madder. it may
make some discouraged, and so, with a clear head, they may bid again.
plain and simple.
I think some people are just pissed off because Bruce doesn't play to do
things in a manner that they perceive as most advantageous to
themselves. FRANC
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OK - I have a question...may be the most stupid asked ...
I started wondering what countries have Movie poster art... I know there
are Canada.Japan, UK, French, German, Italian, Romainian, Polish,
mexico , Argentina, Austrilia, US and Swedish, and maybe a few Im missing
However are there
Tom
Soviet bloc nations that had posters include
Poland
Czechoslovakia
the Ukraine
and Mother Russia
I'm sure there are others as well
Rich=
At 01:57 PM 2/27/2008, Tom Martin wrote:
OK - I have a question...may be the most stupid asked ...
I started wondering what countries have
I have over 100 Chinese posters sitting rolled up on a shelf that I got from a
friend over there.
Rick
www.ilovefilms.com
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I have a load of them last year.. you clearly don't watch MPB
also, within certain parameters, it is illegal to ship pre-1960
posters out of Russia
another factor may be that most Russian posters are of films that we
know nothing about - so there is a lack of interest
At 02:09 PM
I have a Russian poster for To Be Or Not To Be for the first Russian release
in 1963, which I think has the smartest art of any I have seen for this film:
Benny's Hamlet costume on a clothes hangar with a nazi cap propped on top.
Like a lot of the best Russian poster art it's an elegant
Hey Neil,
Can you send us an image of this Russian To Be Or Not To Be?
I would be very interested.
Thanks, Zeev
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Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2008 5:33 PM
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Hello,
I have listed a selection of beautiful RKO Australian daybills on
MoviePosterBid.
They can be seen here:
http://www.movieposterbid.com/search.asp?nsearch=theartofmovieposters
Thanks for your time,
Vesna
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It's simple!
Hi Zeev, I just took a quick snap of it for you with my phonecam so apologies
about the grainy 2MB quality and angle, but I hope you get the idea! I much
prefer it to the German Hitler/Egg version that i also have. What do you
think? Cheers, Neil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/[EMAIL
yes there are... are you talking posters from these countries for
their own films? or for US films released there?
jeff
On Feb 27, 2008, at 1:57 PM, Tom Martin wrote:
However are there Posters from like Phillipines, or vietnam, or
various Russian , China, Norway?
Visit the
Alas, another publication bites the dust - Toy Shop
Magazine is no more.
Not sure if it's dwindling subscriber base or postal
increases or a combination of both compounded with The
Internet.
Kevin/Movielegends
Guess I can tear up the subscription form I have right here by the computer
then. I was considering it after seeing the new format but guess it didn't
help them any. Magazines seem to be dropping like flies though because I have
had two magazines end and my daughter has had one of hers end
Not sure if it's dwindling subscriber base or postal
increases or a combination of both compounded with The
Internet.
all three
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I believe I won that award a few years back when I asked what 'DS'
meant. LOLOLOL!!
On Feb 27, 2008, at 4:57 PM, Tom Martin wrote:
OK - I have a question...may be the most stupid asked ...
I started wondering what countries have Movie poster art... I know
there are Canada.Japan,
Saw a couple posts re: Toy Mags -
I love toys!
Anybody out there know of a MOPO style email forum that serves the
toy collecting community?
Alan
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Hi, Everyone,
I have at least 40 Auctions closing on THURSDAY, including many REALLY
CLASSIC, SOUGHT AFTER US 1-Sheets and MUCH MORE! Link to ALL auctions and
short
partial list is below: Thanks, Rick
_http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZrixposterz_
Hi Jeff - yes mostly USA film variations I was thinking.. especially pre-70
because the belgians and Daybills seem abundant I used to get the
daybills From Keith Hutchinson
In Autrailia,, and I used to get the Iatailin ones from Italy from Arti
Riccordi and several aother printers
then I got
Check out these Top Ten Movie Rolls that were turned down by Actors:
http://www.forbes.com/2008/02/26/hollywood-movies-celebrity-biz-media-
cx_lr_0226starmisses_slide_2.html?partner=omg
Patrick Michael Tupy
On Feb 27, 2008, at 4:29 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, Everyone,
I have at
FRANC wrote: I think some people are just pissed off because Bruce doesn't
play to do things in a manner that they perceive as most advantageous to
themselves.
Very perceptive, Franc. People tend to think in terms of their own
interests. In this case, it is compounded by a natural fear of the
Tom
That wasn't a stupid question at all! But here is a similar question that
may well BE stupid!
I look up the country each movie is made in, when I sell a poster from that
movie, and I have found that just about EVERY country in the world made TONS
of movies locally (although a lot of them
my roots are BROOKLYN
doesnt that count as a special locale?
michael
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i wont get into this frey...
.but if i had a dollar each time someone on MOPO stated that there should
be some sort of extended bidding to eliminate sniping, i could take those funds
and buy heritage's MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION one sheet at auction now.
(my personal
wow these papers were where I found so many good articles... I have
saved Movie collectors world
( formerly Film Collectors world) BIG REEL , Classic Images, Comic
buyers guide and Toy shop
along with autograph collector, Boxoffice, Variety, Billboard, American
cinematogrpher, shutterbug,
Sotheby's had them years ago and even though at the time they had great pieces,
the auctions became to aggravating to participate in. I believe in one auction
I was involved in lasted an extra 1/2 hour which I finally won (paying way to
much), and another went on for two hours which I finally
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