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t walgamuth · #46 08-26-2009, 06:57 AM

I think the sound of music is an awesome movie. In fact we dug it out recently and watched it agian for the umpteenth time.

I recently watched Mamma Mia again. Love it. Love Abba music, loved Pierce Brosnan groaning out songs. (I cannot believe he did that).

With five kids and ten grandkids if I am gay I have not seen any evidence of it other than liking some musicals.

mgburg · #47 08-26-2009, 07:51 AM

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I think the sound of music is an awesome movie. In fact we dug it out recently and watched it agian for the umpteenth time. ... I recently watched Mamma Mia again. Love it. Love Abba music, loved Pierce Brosnan groaning out songs. (I cannot believe he did that). ... With five kids and ten grandkids if I am gay I have not seen any evidence of it other than liking some musicals.

Isn't "The Wizard Of Oz" (the original) considered a "musical" in its own right?

If so..."Thay there thailor!"

Er...ah...I like "T1-T3" kinda' shows...

HuskyMan · #48 08-26-2009, 10:14 AM

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I've got it!!!!

Let's take any movie that has a hint of "revisionist" in it, and we'll send it over to Ted Turner's "Color-Correctum" Gizmo Factory. Then we'll hire the Claymation animation team that did "Celebrity DeathMatch" (or whatever its name was) and have the two groups re-do the movie in AMAZING SPLAT-O-VISION to better deliniate reality from friction...(misspelling intended...

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That way, you can go "over the top" with whatever views you have and no one should get confused.

Either that, or we give each ticket purchaser a 5-minute "reality check" before he enters the theater. If the movie-goer can't come up with a valid ID, has trouble remembering the spelling of his/her first name or uses Velcro instead of shoe-strings to keep his/her shoes on his/her feet, then they can't see a real movie.

And that there, is MO, and I'm sticking to it!

exhaustive testing has been performed on people watching video. the man who invented the PET (Positive Emmission Tomography) machine gave a speech at UCLA. he showed PET images of the brain while LISTENING to AUDIO. vast regions of the brain were literally lit up like a light bulb!

he then showed PET images of the brain while watching a movie or television. WOW! the brain literally SHUTS DOWN when watching video! only a very small portion was lit up. turn on the television or watch a movie and TURN OFF YOUR MIND. perhaps that's why television became known as the IDIOT BOX.

this may help explain why only two industries made money during the depression, one of which was movie theaters.

JollyRoger · #49 08-26-2009, 10:17 AM

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Sorry, but I can't take Brad Pitt's terrible over-acting yet again. He looks like a grade-A fool in the trailers. I'm not sure who's worse... him or Keanu Reeves.

That's part of the role. The movie is one big cartoon.

BobK · #50 08-26-2009, 12:09 PM

Ah that Barney Rubble...What an actor!

BobK · #51 08-26-2009, 12:16 PM

Oh and btw, The Sound of Music won the academy award for best picture in 1965

Txjake · #52 08-26-2009, 12:41 PM

There were nazis in The Sound of Music..........

MTI · #53 08-26-2009, 01:18 PM

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There were nazis in The Sound of Music..........

The nuns weren't that mean . . . well, maybe the Mother Superior, but . . .

Txjake · #54 08-26-2009, 03:41 PM

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The nuns weren't that mean . . . well, maybe the Mother Superior, but . . .

The Vonn Trap family was running across the Alps to escape the nazis

tonkovich · #55 08-26-2009, 04:03 PM

tarantino is a hack ripoff artist.

(ok, i feel better now.

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go waste your money.

JollyRoger · #56 08-26-2009, 04:10 PM

Even Nazis can be fun!

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MTI · #57 08-26-2009, 04:31 PM

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The Vonn Trap family was running across the Alps to escape the nazis

Hmm, more precisely, Captain Von Trapp was dodging the draft, instead of reporting to Bremerhaven, yes?

Txjake · #58 08-26-2009, 05:09 PM

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Hmm, more precisely, Captain Von Trapp was dodging the draft, instead of reporting to Bremerhaven, yes?

perhaps, depending on which "truth" you read. they didnt actually escape across the Alps, but supposedly took a car somewhere and then eventually off the GB.

mgburg · #59 08-26-2009, 06:59 PM

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...this may help explain why only two industries made money during the depression, one of which was movie theaters.

Pray tell...what was the other industry? Eh?

tonkovich · #60 08-26-2009, 07:41 PM

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Pray tell...what was the other industry? Eh?

whichever one that the bushes were running, in conjunction with german interests though world war II? like i.g.farben? why not make a movie about that?