Re: LOTM Film Night

Posted by Stephanie on August 28, 2000 at 18:05:27:

In Reply to: Re: LOTM Film Night posted by Jeri on August 28, 2000 at 11:12:49:

Haha Jeri! Great minds think alike! I typed a message about Magua being an acquired taste before I read your message saying the exact same thing.
Funny, the menfolk on the list are strangely silent.
Steph

: : Dana pleads:
: : : And what about Ching? Ching has "muffins". Ching has a loin cloth. Ching is a great father. Ching is cool. Ching has an awesome choker. I am a lone voice. Doesn't anyone care about personality? What about goodness? Ching was LOADED with goodness! Where do you think Uncas got it from? He got it from Chingachgook. I'm so lonely.:) It's just not easy being a Ching groupie.

: : : Dana S.

: : Dana, Dear...if it's any consolation to you, Chingachgook has always been my 2nd favorite in the film. (I fear to admit this on this Board, but Uncas never attracted a bit of my attention until about the 10th or 15th viewing. I mean, I thought he had a lovely, sculpted-looking face, but I also thought that about several of the native actors in the movie.) But Chingachgook had great strength and character...and a pretty impressive chest, I might add, exposed nicely in the scene at Cameron's cabin. But mostly, he had a sad, wise face, filled with love for his sons. Yes, after Hawkeye...definitely Chingachgook!! Third? No doubt! Magua. Yes, Ros...Wes has one of the greatest faces around. Very strong. Uncas, though pretty, just never seemed to have the same strength of character as the others, to me. *says she, ducking & running for cover!!*

: : MMMMarcia

: Hey Marcia,

: I total agree about Ching's chest. It's very impressive. What really impressed me about Ching though was the way he was able to keep up with the two younger guys running up that rock face on their way to rescue Cora and Alice. I took a lot of ribbing about Magua. In fact, someone brought me another drink. Thought I needed it if I thought Magua was a sweetie. Sheesh. Appreciating Magua is like learning to appreciate a fine vintage wine. It's an acquired tase! LOL.

: ...Jeri

Follow Ups:

• Re: LOTM Film Night - Steph Jeri 06:04:03 8/29/2000 (16)
  • Re: Magua's Villainy MMMMarcia 11:05:13 8/29/2000 (15)
    • Re: Magua's Villainy Jeri 11:52:45 8/29/2000 (12)
      • Re: Magua's Villainy Gayle 19:55:53 8/29/2000 (1)
        • Re: Magua's Villainy Jeri 20:10:29 8/29/2000 (0)
      • Re: Magua's Villainy MMMMarcia 13:38:03 8/29/2000 (9)
        • Re: Magua's Villainy Christina 21:33:54 8/30/2000 (0)
        • Re: Magua's Villainy Diana S. 15:21:10 8/29/2000 (0)
        • Re: Magua's Villainy Jeri 13:48:55 8/29/2000 (6)
          • Re: Magua's Villainy MMMMarcia 13:59:38 8/29/2000 (5)
            • Re: Magua's Villainy Bill R 15:05:50 8/29/2000 (4)
              • Re: Magua's Villainy Jeri 18:10:00 8/29/2000 (0)
              • Re: Magua's Villainy Adele 16:03:55 8/29/2000 (2)
                • Re: Magua's Villainy Stephanie 18:24:48 8/29/2000 (1)
                  • Re: Magua's Villainy Bill R 19:04:56 8/29/2000 (0)
    • Re: Magua's Villainy - yeah, true... he'd have done it anyway Vita 11:37:32 8/29/2000 (1)
      • Re: Magua's Villainy - yeah, true... he'd have done it anyway Rich 15:04:26 8/29/2000 (0)

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: Haha Jeri! Great minds think alike! I typed a message about Magua being an acquired taste before I read your message saying the exact same thing.
: Funny, the menfolk on the list are strangely silent.
: Steph


: : : Dana pleads:
: : : : And what about Ching?  Ching has "muffins".  Ching has a loin cloth.  Ching is a great father.  Ching is cool.  Ching has an awesome choker.  I am a lone voice.  Doesn't anyone care about personality?  What about goodness?  Ching was LOADED with goodness!  Where do you think Uncas got it from?  He got it from Chingachgook.  I'm so lonely.:)  It's just not easy being a Ching groupie.

: : : : Dana S.

: : : Dana, Dear...if it's any consolation to you, Chingachgook has always been my 2nd favorite in the film.  (I fear to admit this on this Board, but Uncas never attracted a bit of my attention until about the 10th or 15th viewing. I mean, I thought he had a lovely, sculpted-looking face, but I also thought that about several of the native actors in the movie.)  But Chingachgook had great strength and character...and a pretty impressive chest, I might add, exposed nicely in the scene at Cameron's cabin.  But mostly, he had a sad, wise face, filled with love for his sons.  Yes, after Hawkeye...definitely Chingachgook!! Third?  No doubt! Magua.  Yes, Ros...Wes has one of the greatest faces around.  Very strong.  Uncas, though pretty, just never seemed to have the same strength of character as the others, to me.  *says she, ducking & running for cover!!*

: : : MMMMarcia

: : Hey Marcia,

: : I total agree about Ching's chest.  It's very impressive. What really impressed me about Ching though was the way he was able to keep up with the two younger guys running up that rock face on their way to rescue Cora and Alice.  I took a lot of ribbing about Magua. In fact, someone brought me another drink.  Thought I needed it if I thought Magua was a sweetie.  Sheesh.  Appreciating Magua is like learning to appreciate a fine vintage wine.  It's an acquired tase! LOL.

: : ...Jeri


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