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Date: July 12, 2009 1:03:06 AM EDT
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most of our favorite films that we watch over and over, again, share tons
of loyalty by others. (CASABLANCA, DOUBLE INDEMNITY, VERTIGO, etc. is on
everyone's list.)
BUT, what is a favorite film of your that you need to defend? that is,
what film do you believe is GREAT but lacks the
We are mostly into post-1970 movies, that alone already needs a lot of
defending ;-), and a few titles that a worth defending in our humble opinion
are:
Return of the Living Dead
2 Days in the Valley
Thing to do in Denver when you are dead
Arlington Road
Good Will Hunting
Braindead (P. Jackson)
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At 11:03 AM 7/12/2009, Michael B wrote:
BUT, what is a favorite film of your that you need to defend? that
is, what film do you believe is GREAT but lacks the enthusiasm of others?
About Face
Rhubarb
All I Want For Christmas
Serenade
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Jesus Christ Superstar
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At 11:03 AM 7/12/2009, Michael B wrote:
BUT, what is
For The Paradine Case, you need armour. FRANC
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Subject: [MOPO] FAVORITE FILM THAT YOU HAVE TO DEFEND
most of our favorite
It's not my favorite film but I film I like that nobody else seems to is
Monsieur Verdoux.
Another film I think is verygood but seems to elude people even people
who like The Red Shoes, which I don't, is The Story Of Three Loves.
FRANC
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To piggyback on Michaels great question. What film does everyone seem to
like and you just don't get it? Some of you will hate me but my choice is 2001
A Space Odyssey.
Rick
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That's easy. Here are a few:
Clockwork Orange
The Big Sleep
Psycho
Mary Poppins
FRANC
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anybody got a view on this extraordinary item?
http://cgi.ebay.com/REAR-WINDOW-Original-US-3-SHEET-1954-movieposter_W0QQitemZ180378610134QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item29ff6729d6_trksid=p3286.c0.m14_trkparms=65:3|66:2|39:1|293:1|294:50
we're in the area of amateur arts craft at
Terrific, Dave. this one's my favorite.
Richard Del Belso
Date: Sun, 12 Jul 2009 10:11:31 -0400
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Subject: [MOPO] It Came From Planet Earth
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The latest in my series of one-minute movie poster videos:
Hello MOPO,
We're looking for the one sheet. THanx.
Best,
Stan
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New York, NY 10013
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Thanks! I'm working on a couple of others and they'll be ready later this week.
Dave
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Terrific, Dave. this one's
wow--one can barely tell the arts and crafts version from the real
deal--especially the lower third--the detail on the ebay item is spot
on!...LOL.. (all in jest, of course).
at least it's not a repro or fake being passed as the real deal-- which would
be harder to spot from a photo,
i do see in the description that the seller does state that the
bottom third is a restored/ replicated section and that the upper 2/3
are the only original sections. but that is some god awful
replication work, IMHO.
jeff
On Jul 12, 2009, at 10:15 AM, Neil Jaworski wrote:
anybody got
I dig all of these.cool list!
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I received this poster from the eBay seller for auction some time ago and I
told him I could not run the piece as it was. It was btw, done by a restoration
house here in the states.
He seems to be an honest individual and it does not look as if he is trying to
deceive anyone with his listing.
good worthwhile posting!!!
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I received this poster from the eBay seller for auction some time ago and
I told him I could not run the piece as it was. It was btw, done by a
restoration house here in
there's no suggestion that the seller is attempting to mislead anyone, i was
just wanting to flag the quality of the resoration/recreation here which is,
imho, amongst the worst i have ever seen on a major piece, n
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From: Michael B
perhaps, there might be a collector who might have been happy with the
mere top portion.
moreover, perhaps money was wasted for the bottom portion.
REAR WINDOW might be the only hitchcock title to which i own NADA, whicj i
would love to buy. but, it is a high ticket item.
great film,
At 12:14 PM 7/12/2009, Richard Auras wrote:
To piggyback on Michaels great question. What film does
everyone seem to like and you just don't get it? Some of you will
hate me but my choice is 2001 A Space Odyssey.
i 2nd that one
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Hi, Everyone,
I have about 35 Auctions closing WITHIN 6 TO 7 HOURS, including mostly
2, 3 and 4 Original US 1-SHEETS and other size posters for the price than
ONE would usually sell for! Some examples are:
_http://shop.ebay.com/merchant/rixposterz_W0QQ_nkwZQQ_armrsZ1QQ_fromZQQ_ipgZ
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it actually looks to be a below average blow up printout matched to
the top piece
I'm sure the restorer (???) could have found a better image for use
At 11:58 AM 7/12/2009, Neil Jaworski wrote:
there's no suggestion that the seller is attempting to mislead
anyone, i was just wanting to flag
Yeah. It's obvious that the bottom third was taken from the one sheet
(or maybe something even smaller) and simply enlarged many hundred
percent -- the little dots of the original printing process are *huge*
at the bottom of this 3-sheet; look at the binoculars and James
Stewart's left hand.
For Michael (or anyone else) looking for a nice Rear Window piece at a reasonable price, I would point out this nice Window Card in my current auction which will be closing later this evening.In fact - there is a world of bargains still available for anyone with a few minutes to look through
Well, in the case of 2001, you kinda had to be there at the time it was
first released in 1968. It contained the greatest space travel special
effects ever seen up to that point, and was the first big-budget
Hollywood film since Destination Moon that had a reasonably serious plot
that wasn't
i only saw 2001 when it was first released. i was young. but i did like
the classical score and bought the album.
..and, i have no desire to watch it now. SORRY.
michael
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As for the incredibly wooden acting, even at the time everyone did
recognize that as a weird flaw and it was something harped on by
every reviewer. It's still hard to understand why Kubrick
deliberately went that route with the acting style, as his other
films clearly demonstrate that he was
sacrilege
any cineast worth his mettle needs to watch this film (along with Ben
Hur) every so often.
I watch it about once a year and I still find something new in it..
it is a remarkable film
At 02:33 PM 7/12/2009, Michael B wrote:
i only saw 2001 when it was first released. i was
JR is right in that you had to be there. Seeing this film today, even
on a nice flat panel high def TV just does not
speak to the event-quality nature of seeing the CINERAMA release of
this film in a great 70mm house like the Windsor
Cinerama in Houston. It was new, it was futurist, when
I remember when I was a weee boy, my folks went the the theatre to see this. I
can only remember a handful of times that my mom and dad both went to a movie
together. They both came home shaking their heads and when I asked them what
the movie was about they had the hardest time trying to
Yes, and it's one of the few genuine science fiction films that isn't
another genre dresssed up as science fiction.
Phil
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Hello there Friends
I have at least 181 Movie posters auctions ending in 3hs in in ebay,
including great titles and stars, All poster without reserve
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Absolutely. Great science fiction doesn't spoonfeed you a childish good vs.
evil plotline. If you want that, watch Star Wars.
2001 was a groundbreaking film, both artistically and technically.
Dave
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I think 2001 is very cool and atmospheric. Does it rival THE IRON GIANT? For
me...no.
Toochis
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Iron Giant is good!!!
I enjoyed it
: - )
At 04:59 PM 7/12/2009, Toochis Morin wrote:
I think 2001 is very cool and atmospheric. Does it rival THE IRON
GIANT? For me...no.
Toochis
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Also note that the borders of the blow-up portion don't match up
with the borders of the rest of the poster.
Actually that's the only accurate part, borders never seem to match up
when these are backed.
Been better off printing out one of those nice big Heritage images,
enough people have
Yes, you're right, typo
On 13 Jul 2009, at 02:43, Jeff Potokar wrote:
rich,
the top section is the original part... its the bottom section that
would need to be found...
jeff
On Jul 12, 2009, at 6:37 PM, Richard Evans wrote:
Should have just left it, and tried to find a nice
Wise Guys directed by DePalma
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