Re: In Hand, But As Yet, Unseen! (Till Tonight!)

Posted by MMMMarcia on November 23, 1999 at 12:57:58:

In Reply to: Re: In Hand, But As Yet, Unseen! (Till Tonight!) posted by Sarah M. on November 23, 1999 at 12:26:29:

Sarah writes:
: I too wonder about the 114 in the widescreen version, -- perhaps that includes the featurette?

Hi, Sarah...I thought of that, but my other copies of the movie ALL say 114 minutes, and they don't have the featurette. I know that 3 minutes is really quite a bit of film time, so maybe it's just extra shots or one or two extra lines, here and there.

I was never quite sure that we were really gonna get anything like 20 minutes, anyway...that is a LONG time in a film. When you consider that most half-hour tv shows only have about 22 minutes of actual air time (sometimes less), you can see that you can tell a whole story in that length of time. So maybe the three minutes will give us more than we would imagine.

At any rate, it will be fun to have it on DVD, where we can jump straight to certain scenes, and the like. I know there have been rumors that SOME folks play certain...ummmm...er...REVEALING moments over and over again. How nice for THEM to be able to leap straight to those parts, eh?
(*I*, of course, am not guilty of anything so prurient!!!!)

MMMMarcia

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• Re: In Hand, But As Yet, Unseen! (Till Tonight!) Sarah M. 15:34:16 11/23/99 (0)
• Re: In Hand, But As Yet, Unseen! (Till Tonight!) Danalee Lavelle-Burroughs 14:15:02 11/23/99 (0)

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: Sarah writes:
: : I too wonder about the 114 in the widescreen version, -- perhaps that includes the featurette?

: Hi, Sarah...I thought of that, but my other copies of the movie ALL say 114 minutes, and they don't have the featurette.  I know that 3 minutes is really quite a bit of film time, so maybe it's just extra shots or one or two extra lines, here and there.

: I was never quite sure that we were really gonna get anything like 20 minutes, anyway...that is a LONG time in a film.  When you consider that most half-hour tv shows only have about 22 minutes of actual air time (sometimes less), you can see that you can tell a whole story in that length of time.  So maybe the three minutes will give us more than we would imagine.

: At any rate, it will be fun to have it on DVD, where we can jump straight to certain scenes, and the like.  I know there have been rumors that SOME folks play certain...ummmm...er...REVEALING moments over and over again.  How nice for THEM to be able to leap straight to those parts, eh?
: (*I*, of course, am not guilty of anything so prurient!!!!)

: MMMMarcia


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