this is all due to Scott and the delicate hand he keeps on the tiller of
our virtual ship. Thank you, Scott.
Colin Hunter
White Hall, MD
> On Feb 24, 2024, at 9:10 PM, Ron Magid
> <00ad508bad52-dmarc-requ...@listserv.american.edu> wrote:
>
> I don't post often but I read daily!
Here’s to MoPo and especially to Captain Scott, who continues to keep us on
course and maintains the delicate task of benign management of our sometimes
(but only sometimes) rumbustious members.
Happy Birthday MoPo!
Colin
> On Feb 24, 2023, at 2:22 PM, Scott Burns wrote:
>
> MoPo’ers:
>
>
your old iMac is from 2006? They usually don’t go beyond 10.7.6.
You said your’s is running High Sierra which is 10.13 and that would put your
iMac as no later than 2009.
Hope that info is helpful.
Colin Hunter
White Hall, MD
> On Nov 4, 2022, at 12:23 PM, Tom Martin
> wrote:
>
>
than the poster is
worth.
Still, I’ll remember your ironing trick for the future so at least I’ve learned
something from the experience!
Colin Hunter
White Hall, MD
> On Sep 17, 2022, at 12:29 PM, dreamfact...@hollywooddreamfactory.com wrote:
>
> the fuse part will be hard
>
watering amines.. I use it for magazines and books..I
>> learned it from the POP culture dept of Bowling Green state universities
>> they put comics in a 55 gallon drum of Kitty litter to remove hers.. it can
>> take month but they come out stink free..andi think the Ph is neutraliz
tos/IMG_5053.jpg> if anyone wants to take a look.
So, anybody know what this is?
Thanks.
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> On Jul 1, 2022, at 12:58 PM, Helmut Hamm wrote:
>
> A lot of memories are tied to vhs videos, especially the rental tapes were
> eagerly collected. In Germany, many horror titles like THE EVIL DEAD were
> shown in cinemas, but later banned on vi
as the McIntosh and Runco models.
Colin Hunter
White Hall, MD
> On Jul 1, 2022, at 9:26 AM, Alan Adler wrote:
>
> Dear Mopos -
>
> I just came across what appears to be a well-curated collection of laser
> discs.
> Good titles - boxed sets - noticed Japanese discs - some still sealed
as the only
US-developed home videorecorder format.
Magnavox was the North American arm of Philips NV. It was a Dutch invention,
although Pioneer was the main manufacturer of LaserDisc players after the
earliest years of the format, at least in NTSC countries.
Colin Hunter
White Hall, MD
> On
cover the cost of shipping to
the item to them in Weimar.
Colin Hunter
> On Apr 28, 2022, at 4:57 PM, Dale Dilts wrote:
>
> Few items on the German bay, seller doesnt ship to US, we got anyone that can
> help me out do the purchase and reship?
>
> Visit the Mo
Truly, a Happy 27th Birthday to Scott and all of MoPo.
My thanks for your steady hand keeping our unique and invaluable listserv alive
and well. May it outlive all of us, and may we all outlive Methuselah!
Colin Hunter
Baltimore, MD
> On ThursdayFeb 24, 2022, at 3:02 PM, Scott Bu
itive desire not
to watch."
Based on Glenn’s post I’ve add Salò to my never-watch list.
Colin Hunter
> On Jan 12, 2022, at 6:31 AM, Tommy Barr wrote:
>
> Is there a film that you have made a decision that you never want to see, in
> the cinema , TV or any medium, even if the re
.
So, replace “The Greatest Show on Earth” with Hero (2002) and Cloud Atlas (a
neglected masterpiece in my opinion) and I think we have a list.
Colin Hunter
Baltimore, MD
> On May 30, 2021, at 9:03 AM, Bruce Hershenson
> wrote:
>
> Want to watch a REALLY good movie, but you co
Hello Scott,
Oh, yes indeed - here’s to a brighter 2021 and 26 more glorious years. I wonder
what movie posters will look like in 2047!
Congratulations for keeping the MOPO ship afloat for another year.
Colin Hunter
White Hall, MD
> On Feb 24, 2021, at 3:05 PM, Scott Burns wr
we owe our thanks for a steady hand on the tiller.
I raise a virtual glass to you, AU and all of the members of MoPo.
Truly, here's to the next 25 years.
Colin Hunter
On MondayFeb 24, 2020, at 12:55 PM, Scott Burns wrote:
Who would have thought MoPo would still be around 25 years after
Another year of MOPO thanks to the sure and steady hand of Captain Scott on our
bridge. Long may the good ship sail and long live her crew and passengers!
Colin H.
> On Feb 24, 2018, at 10:15 PM, Scott Burns wrote:
>
> It’s February 24th folks so that means MoPo is
As always Scott is the epitome of fairness and restraint. I’ve been on a large
number of listserves over the years and Scott is the only list owner who has
struck exactly the right balance between hands-off control and intervention
when absolutely necessary. My unequivocal thanks for his steady
o zero.
Colin Hunter
On WednesdayJan 13, 2016, at 1:00 PM, martin last wrote:
Does anyone have an idea of where I could pick up a new copy of the
Criterion Collection “Pandora’s Box” DVD set?
I can only find used versions on the internet and these are not
exactly cheap ($150+).
I unde
I put together a solution in FileMaker Pro which does everything you list and
more. I run it on my desktop Mac for most of the data input and use the FMP
client on my iPhone to feed photos directly to the FMP database on the Mac over
my home wi-fi. When I travel I can store a copy of the
I think you're confusing the USA with a Japanese-owned US subsidiary's
film made partially with Canadian financing. If the US government paid
for the film, was responsible for hiring the director, stars, writer,
etc then you'd have a point but this movie has nothing to do with the
US
I know what you're thinking. You're thinking does this lobby card set
contain 8 cards or only 4? Now to tell you the truth I forgot myself
in all this excitement. But being this is a highly desirable set from
a classic release of 75 years ago, you've gotta ask yourself a
question: Do I
Here's the link Kirby is trying to post:
http://www.movieart.com/product_images/m/137/full.thetrueglory-8426__86620.jpg
Colin Hunter
On TuesdayJul 15, 2014, at 10:09 PM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
[URL=http://www.movieart.com/true-glory-the-1945-8426/][IMG]http://www.movieart.com/product_images
Is this the track you seek: http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/store/audio9/TimeAfterTime01.ram
? The full score is available at http://www.filmscoremonthly.com/cds/detail.cfm?cdID=416
.
On Feb 22, 2014, at 1:07 AM, David Kusumoto wrote:
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Remember that just because an email says it comes from a specific
email address does not necessarily really mean it comes from that
address or that person is in any way responsible. Spammers often
infect a computer with an auto-emailer and insert an address taken at
random from the
Many thanks, Scott for maintaining, sustaining and growing MoPo. It's
a unique resource and font of both information and entertainment -
long may it continue and prosper.
Colin Hunter
On Feb 24, 2013, at 1:32 PM, Scott Burns wrote:
Time flies when you’re having fun…MoPo turns 18 today
I think Tom meant luddite. Troglodyte is also a possibility given the
context but my money's on luddite. Now where did I leave my wooden
clogs..
On FridayFeb 8, 2013, at 4:24 PM, Richard C Evans wrote:
Love adding to my vocabulary, but closest I'm getting for
morphidite is morphodite,
One of the early signs of Alzheimer's Disease is the inability to
recognize sarcasm (really, I'm not being sarcastic).
Colin Hunter
On FridayAug 24, 2012, at 8:09 PM, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
sometimes he object of sarcasm is for the listener to not realize
that's what I'm using
At the risk if being accused of being a stickler (hey, we're Mopolians
- accuracy in descriptions is everything) I'd like to point out that
Flashback isn't a virus and by strict definition isn't even a Mac
program.
Computer viruses are be definition self-propagating code which leap
from
Given his substantial contribution to the finished product, shouldn't
Lodovic Bource have shared his Oscar with Bernard Herrmann for the
score, or at the very least acknowledged him in his thank you speech?
Personally I much preferred Howard Shore's more orchestral score for
Hugo (and it
Truly, there is no better place to discuss movie posters with such a
well-informed and heterogeneous group of people. Many congratulations
and thanks to Scott for keeping this party going for 17 years.
Colin
On 24/02/2012 10:08 AM, Scott Burns wrote:
I can’t let the day pass without
really like the
art and have even a passing familiarity with the history of cinema
then I can't recommend Hugo highly enough. However, it really has to
be seen in 3D to get the full visual enjoyment.
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of a
legitimate website, such as a bank.
As the problem appears to be caused by somebody reporting your site to
Google as a phishing website, you may be a victim of somebody out to
cause mischief and your site might be OK. On the other hand perhaps
you really are infected.
Colin Hunter
On ThursdayMay 12, 2011, at 2:09 PM, John Waldman wrote:
We use skype @ work about once a month. But I've only used it a few
times personally.
I'm still waiting for the phones that have the screen in them, so
you can see each other as you talk. I think every other sci fi
movie in the
I'm 48. I sometimes feel 24 (at least mentally) but on the flip-side
after a long week I feel 96 so it all evens out.
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or wrong regarding the provenance of the negatives
but his logic regarding their potential value is clearly off.
Colin Hunter
On WednesdayJul 28, 2010, at 11:50 AM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
This is interesting, of course, but inconclusive. One doesn't know
the personalities involved. Sometimes
You want a worst-packing description - I'll give you a worst packing
description.
A middle-grade auction house with no experience in posters (yes, I
know I should have been wary) had a movie poster auction a few years
ago. Most of the items were uttterly unremarkable but there were a
We're all still in stupefied shock over the bizarre dancing which
accompanied the soundtrack nominations. Did the dance moves have
*anything at all* to do with the movies?
Colin Hunter
Am I missing something? There seems to have been virtually no MOPO
traffic the last few days…not even
Yes, I have the same problem with Safari, but not Firefox or Opera.
The poster image is not a standard graphic as you can't copy and paste
it if you want to save the image so I took a look at the underlying
page code and came across some javascript which was written
specifically to single
.
Here's to the next 15 years, and while I'm at it the 15 years after
that!
Colin Hunter
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If you're going to disqualify Harvey based on his portrait then
Rebecca is out as well.
Colin
On Feb 9, 2010, at 8:10 AM, Michael B dialmbb...@aol.com wrote:
interesting, fun response from FLIXPIX: HARVEY
one of my fav. james stewart films, great BUT.we do see
HARVEY'S
?
Jack: I have lost both my parents.
Lady Augusta Bracknell: To lose one parent, Mr. Worthing, may be
regarded as a misfortune; to lose both looks like carelessness.
Also:
Lady Augusta Bracknell (delivered as only Edith Evans could): A
hndbaaag!
Colin Hunter
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I'm assuming you're referring to an optical mouse? In which case
anybody with a glass desk would need a mouse pad. I suspect stainless
steel or polished granite would also pose problems without a pad.
On WednesdayJul 29, 2009, at 4:36 PM, Michael B wrote:
No mention of the Empire State Building and King Kong? Who were the
voters?
Colin Hunter
On TuesdayJun 23, 2009, at 9:43 AM, Cory glaberson wrote:
Here are the top ten movie locations according to AOL:
I think they are missing the Hotel del Coronado used in SOME LIKE IT
HOT.
1
Stretched pictures make me physically queasy and I either switch to
the SD feed or watch something else when I come across it. The
problem is particularly obvious during a pan or when a person moves
across the frame and the picture swims due to the differential
stretching (big stretch at
and this is where the industry is
going they're going to have a lot of unsold disks on their hands.
It would be interesting to know if ITC blamed the poor sales of
Thunderbirds on Blu-ray on general lack of interest in the title or
their own ineptitude in mastering it for HD.
Colin Hunter
Anjelica Huston
The Grifters
On FridayApr 3, 2009, at 10:42 AM, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
I want to do this week's poll on moms, but I can't remember very
many funny moms, so I thought to simply make it on most memorable
movie moms
Obviously, there is Faye Dunaway in Mommie Dearest (who
If you take cranberries and stew them like applesauce they taste much
more like prunes than rhubarb does. Now you tell me what you know.
You can’ta fool me! There ain’t no such thing as Sanity Clause.
Can you sleep on your stomach with such big buttons on your pajamas?
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Send a message addressed to:
at the email's
headers, and I deleted the message almost as soon as I received it so
I cannot help there. Anybody else still have the message and want to
take a go?
Colin Hunter
On WednesdayMar 11, 2009, at 1:10 PM, Judith Weaver wrote:
Yes, I guess I have a virus and one that antibiotics won't fix
,
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I can't speak for the posters, but I can definitely confirm that The
Godfather and The Godfather Part II have been released theatrically.
I saw them both a couple of weeks ago at The Senator Theater in
Baltimore. I mistakenly thought that I couldn't take six-plus hours
of both movies in
A quick search of versiontracker.com (a comprehensive listing of
almost all Mac software) suggests that GarageSale http://www.iwascoding.com/GarageSale/
is worth checking out.
Colin Hunter
On Sep 24, 2008, at 1:12 AM, EVAN BERNSTEIN wrote:
Howdy all. Is anyone here using a Mac computer
Why go to the expense of buying a PC to run turbolister? No matter
how cheap, it would still be cheaper (and a lot more convenient than
running two computers) to just buy a copy of Windows and use BootCamp
to dual-boot your Mac into Windows to run TL.
Colin Hunter
On Sep 24, 2008, at 2
Sorry for the mistaken suggestion to try GarageSale, but why would you
tell Evan to buy a PC when it would be so much simpler and cheaper for
him just to install Windows on his Mac to run turbolister?
Colin Hunter
On Sep 24, 2008, at 2:29 AM, Ari Richards wrote:
I tried when I
OneSheet and see what happens.
Colin Hunter
On Jul 27, 2008, at 6:18 PM, Richard Evans wrote:
Is anyone else getting problems with this many live links in one
email?
Causing my mac to do the spinning wheel.
Cheers,
Rich
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Depending on my mood, either David Lean or Groucho Marx.
Colin Hunter
On TuesdayJul 1, 2008, at 12:42 PM, Michael B wrote:
if you could have dinner and then chat for hours with any hollywood/
movie person, past of present, who would it be?
my vote: alfred hitchcock
-michael
A little more history:
Fall 1976: Sony brings to market a TV with a built in Betamax for
$2,300
Spring 1977: Sony sells just the Betamax VCR for $1,400
Summer 1977: RCA introduces the VHS Selectavision for $1,000;
Panasonic sells their equivalent VHS for $1,095
November 1977: Zenith's
I've seen the this argument about pornography being released only on
VHS trotted out quite frequently recently. It is however completely
untrue as a little research will easily show.
Long before Andre Blay was selling 20th century Fox titles under the
Magnetic Video label, Oui magazine
Just off the top of my head, Pioneer, Akai and Zenith sold Sony-
manufactured Betamax VCRs under their own names, while NEC, Sanyo and
(ironically in the context of this discussion) Toshiba were licensees
who manufactured their own range of Betamax VCRs. Wherever did you
get the
it mildly.
Colin Hunter
in relatively mild Baltimore, MD
On Dec 11, 2007, at 10:46 PM, Victor Medina wrote:
I remember back in the day when I got real deals on ebay...as I
look around for my teeth...you whippersnappers complain about
sniping programs! I had to bid and reload back when all we had
-A disks. I had one shipped from the UK
a few months ago so I could buy all the great UK
TV DVDs that'll never see the light of day in the
US.
Colin Hunter
Hi Philipp
Thanks for this piece of news! I guess the PAL region 2 version won't be
too long behind it .. but still enough behind to give me
The last sentence should have read:
To ask real experts about this, check out the AV Science DVD player
forum at:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?
s=c48b145c1c1ab1fa677af05f9be03182forumid=18.
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player forum at:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/
forumdisplay.phps=c48b145c1c1ab1fa677af05f9be03182forumid=18.
Colin Hunter
On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 17:52:58 -0700, Craig Goebel wrote
The overwhelming majority of North American TVs are NTSC (color)
format compatible only, so even with a player that can
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