Re: A Question of My Own & a Reply to Chris & DD-L

Posted by myte on October 13, 1998 at 22:06:48:

In Reply to: Re: A Question of My Own & a Reply to Chris & DD-L posted by Penny on October 13, 1998 at 21:38:32:

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: : Chris wrote:
: : : I think I've seen most, if not all, of DDL's films. I've probably seen all the versions of Mann's LOTM, but none of the others.

: : I thought you had probably seen all of Daniel's films, and I think, thanks to you, that I have, too. But I keep wondering if there's something I'm forgetting! Check me out on this: Stars & Bars, Eversmile NJ, Gandhi, My Beautiful Laundrette, The Bounty, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Room With a View, My Left Foot, LOTM, Age of Innocence, In the Name of the Father, The Crucible, and The Boxer. Am I forgetting any? If not, then I seriously need for him to make another movie, QUICKLY!! We must bully him out of retirement!

: : As for the LOTM, I've also seen the one from 1939 (was it?). I had a hard time taking it seriously after having seen Mann's version, but I wanted to check it out. But I can't remember much about it except the horribly stereotypical Hollywood Indians, which I guess was to be expected during that period of movie-maki

:I've seen all except MBL, Gandhi, Nanou, Bloody Sunday (a tiny part). I recently saw Eversmile, NJ. Quite quirky but I liked it.
myte

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: : : Chris wrote:
: : : : I think I've seen most, if not all, of DDL's films.  I've probably seen all the versions of Mann's LOTM, but none of the others.

: : : I thought you had probably seen all of Daniel's films, and I think, thanks to you, that I have, too.  But I keep wondering if there's something I'm forgetting! Check me out on this:  Stars & Bars, Eversmile NJ, Gandhi, My Beautiful Laundrette, The Bounty, The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Room With a View, My Left Foot, LOTM, Age of Innocence, In the Name of the Father, The Crucible, and The Boxer.  Am I forgetting any?  If not, then I seriously need for him to make another movie, QUICKLY!!  We must bully him out of retirement!

: : : As for the LOTM, I've also seen the one from 1939 (was it?).  I had a hard time taking it seriously after having seen Mann's version, but I wanted to check it out.  But I can't remember much about it except the horribly stereotypical Hollywood Indians, which I guess was to be expected during that period of movie-maki

: :I've seen all except MBL, Gandhi, Nanou, Bloody Sunday (a tiny part). I recently saw Eversmile, NJ. Quite quirky but I liked it.
: myte


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