Re: Thanks and a Question About LOTM

Posted by Dana S. on September 22, 1999 at 10:16:02:

In Reply to: Re: Thanks and a Question About LOTM posted by MMMMarcia on September 22, 1999 at 09:34:34:

: : Hi Dana, welcome. I'm new, too. The sound isn't too good in these scenes, but Hawkeye is speaking about his powder being wet; which is why the guys decide to split before the Hurons arrive so as to avoid a nastier confrontation. Muzzleloaders need dry powder to fire. If you look back at the scene when the group leave their respective canoes, Cora is dragging at least one weapon in the water, but I'm sure the others got pretty darn wet, too. Cheers. Danalee

: Hi, Danalee and Dana!

: Exactly right, Danalee. In addition to getting in and out of canoes, they also walked under the falls to the cave, and everything got even wetter.

: Welcome to the board, both of you, from Mighty Mohican Mama Marcia (that's ME) and I hope you'll ask more questions and get some good threads going about the film, itself. Don't hesitate to bring up anything that seems confusing, like dialog. We've all been there. It took me forever to understand some of the lines shouted out over the background noises, but I think we have most of them figured out now. Those "misheard" lines have been a real source of amusement for us around here. And the all time best one, in case you haven't read this in an old post or two, is Doctor Mary's interpretation of Duncan's final line...
: "My corns, hurt, Sir! Take her and get out!" hehe

: Hope you are both making big plans for G2K! (The next Gathering!)

: MMMMarcia

Are you all saying that he didn't say "I'm soaking wet!" ? I feel a little stupid. Well, I guess I'll just have to watch it AGAIN.

Dana

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: : : Hi Dana, welcome. I'm new, too. The sound isn't too good in these scenes, but Hawkeye is speaking about his powder being wet; which is why the guys decide to split before the Hurons arrive so as to avoid a nastier confrontation. Muzzleloaders need dry powder to fire. If you look back at the scene when the group leave their respective canoes, Cora is dragging at least one weapon in the water, but I'm sure the others got pretty darn wet, too. Cheers.  Danalee

: : Hi, Danalee and Dana!

: : Exactly right, Danalee.  In addition to getting in and out of canoes, they also walked under the falls to the cave, and everything got even wetter.  

: : Welcome to the board, both of you, from Mighty Mohican Mama Marcia (that's ME) and I hope you'll ask more questions and get some good threads going about the film, itself.  Don't hesitate to bring up anything that seems confusing, like dialog.  We've all been there.  It took me forever to understand some of the lines shouted out over the background noises, but I think we have most of them figured out now.  Those "misheard" lines have been a real source of amusement for us around here.  And the all time best one, in case you haven't read this in an old post or two, is Doctor Mary's interpretation of Duncan's final line...
: : "My corns, hurt, Sir!  Take her and get out!"  hehe

: : Hope you are both making big plans for G2K!  (The next Gathering!)  

: : MMMMarcia

: Are you all saying that he didn't say "I'm soaking wet!" ?  I feel a little stupid.  Well, I guess I'll just have to watch it AGAIN.

: Dana


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