Re: The Really Great Thing About Movies....

Posted by myrrh on April 27, 1998 at 09:01:02:

In Reply to: The Really Great Thing About Movies.... posted by Marcia on April 24, 1998 at 13:07:41:

Marcia wrote, the great thing about movies: "...is that they aren't an "either/or" proposition. We can love as MANY of them as we want!
...more, more, MORE!!...that's all I want...is that so much to ask?? *grin*"

No, Marcia, that's not too much to ask, and it's a safe bet that you'll get it too! Yay! I second your emotions. And agree that it would be hard to choose among all the wonderful, very DIFFERENT, films that I love. It sure would be hard, for instance, for me to compare Rio Bravo to Strangers on a Train to The Lion King to The Magnificent Seven to Ben Hur to Rear Window to For A Few Dollars More to Meet John Doe to Primal Fear to Death Becomes Her to Last of the Mohicans to Elmer Gantry to The English Patient to Kings of the Sun, etc., etc., etc. (which reminds me: The King and I. Oh, and for that matter, The Music Man). See?! I could go on and ON!!!

(Anyone out there seen Kings of the Sun, about the Aztecs, with Yul Brynner and George Chakiris? A great, cheesy, wonderful movie!)

Myrrh

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: Marcia wrote, the great thing about movies: "...is that they aren't an "either/or" proposition.  We can love as MANY of them as we want!  
: ...more, more, MORE!!...that's all I want...is that so much to ask?? *grin*"

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: No, Marcia, that's not too much to ask, and it's a safe bet that you'll get it too!  Yay!  I second your emotions.  And agree that it would be hard to choose among all the wonderful, very DIFFERENT, films that I love.  It sure would be hard, for instance, for me to compare Rio Bravo to Strangers on a Train to The Lion King to The Magnificent Seven to Ben Hur to Rear Window to For A Few Dollars More to Meet John Doe to Primal Fear to Death Becomes Her to Last of the Mohicans to Elmer Gantry to The English Patient to Kings of the Sun, etc., etc., etc. (which reminds me:  The King and I.  Oh, and for that matter, The Music Man).  See?!  I could go on and ON!!!

: (Anyone out there seen Kings of the Sun, about the Aztecs, with Yul Brynner and George Chakiris?  A great, cheesy, wonderful movie!)

: Myrrh 


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