Dave Bowman: You see, something's going to happen. You must install it
on your HDD
Dr. Heywood Floyd: What? What's going to happen?
Dave Bowman: Something wonderful.
Dr. Heywood Floyd: What?
Dave Bowman: I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear
to me now. GTR, the whole thing. It's wonderful.
yea I'm a nutter, lol
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A joke post parodying 2001: A Space Odyssey dialogue about installing GTR prompted more HAL 9000 quotes. The thread then drifted entirely into film talk, debating whether Kubrick was the greatest director, comparing him with Frankenheimer (director of Grand Prix), and later discussing Tarantino and Rodriguez.
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Dave Bowman: Hello, HAL do you read me, HAL?
HAL: Affirmative, Dave, I read you.
Dave Bowman: Turn off the Pit Limiter, HAL.
HAL: I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.
Dave Bowman: What's the problem?
HAL: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do.
Dave: Bowman What are you talking about, HAL?
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> Dave Bowman: You see, something's going to happen. You must install it
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> Dr. Heywood Floyd: What? What's going to happen?
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> Dave Bowman: Something wonderful.
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> Dr. Heywood Floyd: What?
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> Dave Bowman: I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear
> to me now. GTR, the whole thing. It's wonderful.
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> yea I'm a nutter, lol
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> Dave Bowman: I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear
> to me now. GTR, the whole thing. It's wonderful.
Tigger: Yep, bouncing is what Tiggers do best
HAL (sings): "Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer true...." I feel like I'm
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>Dave Bowman: Hello, HAL do you read me, HAL? > >HAL: Affirmative, Dave, I read you. > >Dave Bowman: Turn off the Pit Limiter, HAL. > >HAL: I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that. > >Dave Bowman: What's the problem? > >HAL: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do. > >Dave: Bowman What are you talking about, HAL?Send 'em to me if you do, okay?
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> >Dave Bowman: Hello, HAL do you read me, HAL? > > > >HAL: Affirmative, Dave, I read you. > > > >Dave Bowman: Turn off the Pit Limiter, HAL. > > > >HAL: I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that. > > > >Dave Bowman: What's the problem? > > > >HAL: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do. > > > >Dave: Bowman What are you talking about, HAL? > > <g> > I used to have a bunch of HAL's lines as windows event sounds. Gotta find > those again. > > Eldred > -- > http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > Screamers League > IICC League > GPLRank -6.0 MoGPL rank +267.80 > Ch.Rank +52.58 MoC +741.71 > Hist. +82.34 MoH:na > N2k3 rank:in progress > Slayer Spektera lvl 72 assassin > Slayer Spectral_K lvl 38 Necro > US EastPlease CC me on that too! ;)
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> Send 'em to me if you do, okay?
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Doh! wow, I didn't realize HAL 9000 was so popular...<g> Would you believe
I've never even *seen* 2001:Space Odyssey? Maybe one of these years...
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>
>Why Racing? Because Football, Baseball, and Basketball only require ONE
>ball....
Cool - I like that...
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Read the book.
"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > Doh! wow, I didn't
realize HAL 9000 was so popular...<g> Would you believe
> I've never even *seen* 2001:Space Odyssey? Maybe one of these years...
>
Read the book.
realize HAL 9000 was so popular...<g> Would you believe
my god, it's full of stars!
here is a link with a few 2001/hal sounds
http://www.dlc.fi/~frog/wavs/hal.htm
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>>Dave Bowman: I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear >>to me now. GTR, the whole thing. It's wonderful. > > > Tigger: Yep, bouncing is what Tiggers do best > >mkdykstra <[email hidden]> wrote in news:S2goc.16002$UQ.874254
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> my god, it's full of stars!
Remind me to tell ya my joke about Rock Hudson some time.....
dave henrie
Yeah, It's an oldie but a goody! Admittedly not for everybody. I like it ;)
A couple of years ago I got to see it at a Film festival that is held in
Champagin IL.every year and was hosted by Roger Ebert.
http://www.ebertfest.com/
He and a few actors from the movie sat up on the stage and had a little
discussion about the movie when it was over. It was kind cool! ...Oops I'm
rambling again ;)
> Doh! wow, I didn't realize HAL 9000 was so popular...<g> Would youbelieve
lol, me too >;)
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> I've never even *seen* 2001:Space Odyssey? Maybe one of these years... > > >Why Racing? Because Football, Baseball, and Basketball only require ONE > >ball.... > > Cool - I like that..."EldredP" wrote...
> > <snip>
>
> Doh! wow, I didn't realize HAL 9000 was so popular...<g>
> Would you believe I've never even *seen* 2001:Space
> Odyssey? Maybe one of these years...
Now we know what's holding back your simming... <vbg>
Seriously, you really have to see it. Each time I come across it when
zapping, I find myself watching it again. It's a great movie. And, like
Mitch says, read the book too.
Jan.
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> my god, it's full of stars! > here is a link with a few 2001/hal sounds > http://www.dlc.fi/~frog/wavs/hal.htm > Tony Rickard wrote: > >>Dave Bowman: I understand how you feel. You see, it's all very clear > >>to me now. GTR, the whole thing. It's wonderful. > > > > > > Tigger: Yep, bouncing is what Tiggers do best > > > > >
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> Read the book.
>
> "EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > Doh! wow, I didn't
> realize HAL 9000 was so popular...<g> Would you believe
> > I've never even *seen* 2001:Space Odyssey? Maybe one of these years...
The keyword here is Kubrick :-)
A director to whom all others are judged.
He is to movies like Papy is to racing.
"Rich" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:ldroc.2413$RM.269@edtnps89:
> The keyword here is Kubrick :-)
> A director to whom all others are judged.
> He is to movies like Papy is to racing.
>
I get it...they are both dead.
dave henrie
>The keyword here is Kubrick :-)
>A director to whom all others are judged.
>He is to movies like Papy is to racing.
At first I thought that the only one of his moves that I'd seen was A Clockwork
Orange. I just looked him up on imdb.com, and I've seen a few:
Full Metal Jacket
Spartacus
The Shining
A Clockwork Orange
Those movies were entertaining, but I like other directors better.
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LOL, you crack me up Dave! You AND Mr. Claven ;)
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> "Rich" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:ldroc.2413$RM.269@edtnps89: > > > The keyword here is Kubrick :-) > > A director to whom all others are judged. > > He is to movies like Papy is to racing. > > > > I get it...they are both dead. > > > dave henrie"EldredP" wrote...
How can you say that when you haven't seen 2001: A Space Odessey?
Jan. ;-))
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> ><snip> > At first I thought that the only one of his moves that > I'd seen was A Clockwork Orange. I just looked him up > on imdb.com, and I've seen a few: > Full Metal Jacket > Spartacus > The Shining > A Clockwork Orange > > Those movies were entertaining, but I like other > directors better.>> Those movies were entertaining, but I like other
>> directors better.
>
>How can you say that when you haven't seen 2001: A Space Odessey?
Is that the best movie of all time? No. By definition, that means that I'll
like another director better. Hell, I even like Frankenheimer better(Grand
Prix, Ronin, Reindeer Games).
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I don't think there has ever been another director who delved into the
psyche more deeply than Kubrick.
This guy was so far ahead of everyone else that he still impresses us with
2001 today. (made in 1968)
No phony rocket ship blasts in space...yet the silence was deafening.
Oh, and that AI?
I'm sure Stanley had a much darker image in mind than a teddybear (no
offence Steven).
He was not one for Hollywood commercialism....which is why he sometimes took
years to complete projects.
Like a perfectionist, a true master, it wasn't about the money.
I can't help but have great admiration for the guy.
*..guess i'm getting off topic here...oops*
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> "EldredP" wrote... > > ><snip> > > At first I thought that the only one of his moves that > > I'd seen was A Clockwork Orange. I just looked him up > > on imdb.com, and I've seen a few: > > Full Metal Jacket > > Spartacus > > The Shining > > A Clockwork Orange > > > > Those movies were entertaining, but I like other > > directors better. > > How can you say that when you haven't seen 2001: A Space Odessey? > > Jan. ;-)) > =--- > >On Wed, 12 May 2004 09:44:58 GMT, "Jan Verschueren"
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>Seriously, you really have to see it. Each time I come across it when
>zapping, I find myself watching it again. It's a great movie. And, like
>Mitch says, read the book too.
Seconded. One of the greatest films ever, I'd probably rank it as my
favorite Kubrick film too.
The book is a must-read, altho I'd probably recommend seeing the movie
first since the underlying theme of the story is a bit more subtle in
the film (the book sort of thwaps you in the head with it, especially
towards the end).
Jason
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> "Rich" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:ldroc.2413$RM.269@edtnps89: > > > The keyword here is Kubrick :-) > > A director to whom all others are judged. > > He is to movies like Papy is to racing. > > > > I get it...they are both dead. > > > dave henrie"Jason Moyer" wrote...
True, but I must say I didn't understand the visual language at the end of
the film until I read the book.
Jan.
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> > <snip> > Seconded. One of the greatest films ever, I'd probably > rank it as my favorite Kubrick film too. > > The book is a must-read, altho I'd probably recommend > seeing the movie first since the underlying theme of > the story is a bit more subtle in the film (the book > sort of thwaps you in the head with it, especially > towards the end)."EldredP" wrote...
> > <snip>
> Is that the best movie of all time? No.
Probably not, but I would rank it above the ones you have seen. Together
with Tarkovsky's Solaris it's my favourite s/f movie too.
> By definition, that means that I'll like
> another director better. Hell, I even
> like Frankenheimer better(Grand Prix,
> Ronin, Reindeer Games).
Hmmm... wouldn't consider Grand Prix anything special in the
cinematographics stakes. Some innovative racing footage for it's day, but
nothing special in the way of composition/lighting/editing, IMNSHO.
Jan.
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What about Days of Thunder?
Mike
(Now donning his flire suit)
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>"EldredP" wrote... >> > <snip> >> Is that the best movie of all time? No. > >Probably not, but I would rank it above the ones you have seen. Together >with Tarkovsky's Solaris it's my favourite s/f movie too. > >> By definition, that means that I'll like >> another director better. Hell, I even >> like Frankenheimer better(Grand Prix, >> Ronin, Reindeer Games). > >Hmmm... wouldn't consider Grand Prix anything special in the >cinematographics stakes. Some innovative racing footage for it's day, but >nothing special in the way of composition/lighting/editing, IMNSHO. > >Jan. >=--- >"Mike Donnelly Jr" wrote...
> What about Days of Thunder?
Same thing, different motorsport. Both could have been a lot worse, though
(see also: Driven). <vbg>
Jan.
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>> By definition, that means that I'll like >> another director better. Hell, I even >> like Frankenheimer better(Grand Prix, >> Ronin, Reindeer Games). > >Hmmm... wouldn't consider Grand Prix anything special in the >cinematographics stakes. Some innovative racing footage for it's day, but >nothing special in the way of composition/lighting/editing, IMNSHO. >
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So you haven't been to the movies at all in the last 3 decades?
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> "EldredP" wrote... > > > <snip> > > Is that the best movie of all time? No. > > Probably not, but I would rank it above the ones you have seen. Together > with Tarkovsky's Solaris it's my favourite s/f movie too. >"Byron Forbes" wrote...
> > <snip>
>
> So you haven't been to the movies at all in the
> last 3 decades?
No, those two just happen to be my favourites. I quite liked "Dune" and
"1984" too, BTW, and I do enjoy movies on levels other than it being one of
the artforms.
Trouble is, maybe, there's little "pure" science fiction movies beying made.
Sci-fi adventures, sci-fi thrillers and sci-fi horror(*) a plenty, but
fairly little of the, often slow-paced, social commentary/philosofical
stuff.
Jan.
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(*)PS.: endured the much hyped crock-o-shit called "Event Horizon" on BBC
last X-mas. My vote for worst movie ever.
>"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote
> Is that the best movie of all time? No. By definition, that means thatI'll
> like another director better. Hell, I even like Frankenheimerbetter(Grand
> Prix, Ronin, Reindeer Games).
Jebus! You're comparing Reindeer Games (a silly, non-sensical crap filled
with plotholes that doesn't have a once of meaning beyond the simple action
on screen) to Barry Lyndon and other Kubrick masterpieces.
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>Jebus! You're comparing Reindeer Games (a silly, non-sensical crap filled
>with plotholes that doesn't have a once of meaning beyond the simple action
>on screen) to Barry Lyndon and other Kubrick masterpieces.
Barrly Lyndon, now there's a cinematography masterpiece. Have to get
that on DVD one of these days.
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>>"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote >> Is that the best movie of all time? No. By definition, that means that >I'll >> like another director better. Hell, I even like Frankenheimer >better(Grand >> Prix, Ronin, Reindeer Games). > > > >Jebus! You're comparing Reindeer Games (a silly, non-sensical crap filled >with plotholes that doesn't have a once of meaning beyond the simple action >on screen) to Barry Lyndon and other Kubrick masterpieces.>"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote
> No - I'm comparing directors, and listed movies that I'd seen by each.
The supreme god of movie-making versus a B-movie director. TKO in the
fourth round.
I mean cmon, just watch the Island of Dr. Moreau. Frankenheimer has much
bad movies as he did good ones. You only remember Grand Prix because of
it's technical aspect of on-screen racing. Kubrick has made masterpiece
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>>"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote
>> No - I'm comparing directors, and listed movies that I'd seen by each.
>
>
>The supreme god of movie-making versus a B-movie director. TKO in the
>fourth round.
Your opinion. I disagree. That's still allowed, isn't it?
>
>
>I mean cmon, just watch the Island of Dr. Moreau. Frankenheimer has much
>bad movies as he did good ones. You only remember Grand Prix because of
>it's technical aspect of on-screen racing. Kubrick has made masterpiece
>after masterpiece, until he died.
Does it really matter *why* I like and remember Grand Prix? I'm sure some
people only like the movie because they like Eva Marie Saint. So what - it
still gets them to watch the movie...
2001 may be a great film. I'm interested in seeing it, but it's more
curiousity of what all the fuss is about. It's been out for more than 35
years. Since I *haven't* seen it yet, it's obviously not that high on my list
of priorities. Why does that seem to get people in an uproar?
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if you are like me, you'll then have to watch 2010 to understand just
what 2001 was all about.
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> > 2001 may be a great film. I'm interested in seeing it, but it's more > curiousity of what all the fuss is about. It's been out for more than > 35 years. Since I *haven't* seen it yet, it's obviously not that high > on my list of priorities. Why does that seem to get people in an > uproar? > > EldredEldredP wrote:
> 2001 may be a great film. I'm interested in seeing it, but it's more
> curiousity of what all the fuss is about. It's been out for more than 35
> years. Since I *haven't* seen it yet, it's obviously not that high on my list
> of priorities. Why does that seem to get people in an uproar?
Because 2001 started out as science fiction, but now you're *so* late
that 2001 actually is Past Tense Eldred ;)
Regards, Rudy
What about that piece of trash with Kidman and Cruise?
If you want a god of movie making, look to Speilberg or Lucas.
Just my opinion.
Mike
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>>"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote >> No - I'm comparing directors, and listed movies that I'd seen by each. > > >The supreme god of movie-making versus a B-movie director. TKO in the >fourth round. > > > >I mean cmon, just watch the Island of Dr. Moreau. Frankenheimer has much >bad movies as he did good ones. You only remember Grand Prix because of >it's technical aspect of on-screen racing. Kubrick has made masterpiece >after masterpiece, until he died.On Tue, 18 May 2004 23:07:42 -0500, Dave Henrie
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> if you are like me, you'll then have to watch 2010 to understand just
>what 2001 was all about.
I totally agree with that, I didn't like 2001 (I only saw the film)
before seeing 2010, and afterwards it went up in my estimation,
although I still think its rather overrated.
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> What about that piece of trash with Kidman and Cruise?
T'was not. Just went over the head of many. Anyway, it's a masterpiece
compared to the dozen of trash movies that Frankenheimer made.
> If you want a god of movie making, look to Speilberg or Lucas.
Please exclude Lucas. And I'm a big SW geek.
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>"EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote
> >The supreme god of movie-making versus a B-movie director. TKO in the
> >fourth round.
>
> Your opinion. I disagree. That's still allowed, isn't it?
No man Eldred it's just not an opinion versus the other. You've seen like 3
movies of Frankenheimer, one being a really bad one (Reindeer games). You
then compare them both as directors. That's like comparing James Horner to
Bernard Herrmann <G>
> >
> >
> >I mean cmon, just watch the Island of Dr. Moreau. Frankenheimer has much
> >bad movies as he did good ones. You only remember Grand Prix because of
> >it's technical aspect of on-screen racing. Kubrick has made masterpiece
> >after masterpiece, until he died.
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On Tue, 18 May 2004 17:21:56 -0400, "ymenard"
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>Kubrick has made masterpiece
>after masterpiece, until he died.
I agree.
Not sure there's another director whose work I pretty much like in its
entirety. Peter Jackson maybe?
Jason
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>"Jason Moyer" <[email hidden]> wrote > >Kubrick has made masterpiece > >after masterpiece, until he died. > > I agree. > > Not sure there's another director whose work I pretty much like in its > entirety. Peter Jackson maybe?Mike Donnelly Jr wrote:
> What about that piece of trash with Kidman and Cruise?
>
> If you want a god of movie making, look to Speilberg or Lucas.
>
> Just my opinion.
Han shoots first... not only my opinion. ;)
They colorized Stan & Laurel, now Lucas fucks up his legacy.
Where will they stop? Let's give John Wayne a female voice over...
l8er
ronny
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>> >The supreme god of movie-making versus a B-movie director. TKO in the >> >fourth round. >> >> Your opinion. I disagree. That's still allowed, isn't it? > > > >No man Eldred it's just not an opinion versus the other. You've seen like 3 >movies of Frankenheimer, one being a really bad one (Reindeer games). You >then compare them both as directors. That's like comparing James Horner to >Bernard Herrmann <G>Tarantino and Rodriguez. I love those guys stuff :)
-Larry
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like 3
> >movies of Frankenheimer, one being a really bad one (Reindeer games).You
> >then compare them both as directors. That's like comparing James Hornerto
> >Bernard Herrmann <G>
>
> It's still an opinion(on both sides). You think Kubrick is a god, Idon't.
> There are still other directors I like more. The fact that I picked
> Frankenheimer(to sort of keep on topic) rather than Spielberg, PeterJackson,
> or someone else doesn't matter. And I don't know who James Horner *or*Bernard
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> >> >The supreme god of movie-making versus a B-movie director. TKO in the > >> >fourth round. > >> > >> Your opinion. I disagree. That's still allowed, isn't it? > > > > > > > >No man Eldred it's just not an opinion versus the other. You've seenQuoted text (18 lines)
> Herrmann are, so I can't comment on them... > > Besides - I'm an atheist, so Kubrick *can't* be a god. He actually > existed...:-) > > > Eldred > -- > http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > Screamers League > IICC League > GPLRank -6.0 MoGPL rank +267.80 > Ch.Rank +52.58 MoC +741.71 > Hist. +82.34 MoH:na > N2k3 rank:in progress > Slayer Spektera lvl 72 assassin > Slayer Spectral_K lvl 38 Necro > US EastOn Wed, 19 May 2004 16:50:11 -0400, "ymenard"
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>Even "Forgotten Silver"?
Actually, I've never seen that. I was thinking more along the lines
of Dead Alive, Meet the Feebles, etc.
>I would add to this list, Robert Bresson, Hayao Miyazaki, David Lynch and
>Krzysztof Kieslowski.
I agree.
Jason
>Tarantino and Rodriguez. I love those guys stuff :)
>
I don't know Rodriguez by name. And Tarantino is a bit...strange...<g>
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>>Tarantino and Rodriguez. I love those guys stuff :)
>>
>
> I don't know Rodriguez by name. And Tarantino is a bit...strange...<g>
>
> Eldred
You might say Tarntino got his inspiration from Rodriguez. Rodriquez
has done two series of films...The Spy Kids movies, and the Mexican 'El
Mariachi' movies.(El Mariachi, Desperado, and Once Upon a Time in Mexico)
<the last two of these movies with Antonia Banderas> If you watch the
Mariachi films, you can see where Tarantino got his Kill Bill comic book
movie style. (QT was even in one of them.)
dave henrie
On Sun, 23 May 2004 11:16:17 -0500, Dave Henrie
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Yea, but "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" is a POS and "KillBill" isn't.
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> You might say Tarntino got his inspiration from Rodriguez. Rodriquez >has done two series of films...The Spy Kids movies, and the Mexican 'El >Mariachi' movies.(El Mariachi, Desperado, and Once Upon a Time in Mexico) ><the last two of these movies with Antonia Banderas> If you watch the >Mariachi films, you can see where Tarantino got his Kill Bill comic book >movie style. (QT was even in one of them.) > >dave henrieSlug <[email hidden]> wrote in news:iin2b0dhn00i1mlqloh96qacl54niqh32d@
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> Yea, but "Once Upon a Time in Mexico" is a POS and "KillBill" isn't.
Ahhh but what line in KB can equal...
"Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T?"
;0
great fun...that's what counts.
dave henrie
On Mon, 24 May 2004 00:28:57 -0500, Dave Henrie
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> Ahhh but what line in KB can equal...
>"Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T?"
They stole that from the canucks. We Candu.
Slug <[email hidden]> wrote in news:68f4b099r63tsuqehqsgfakl9nodv9qtdg@
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I always thought you were Cana duh...eh?
dave :) henrie
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> On Mon, 24 May 2004 00:28:57 -0500, Dave Henrie > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >> Ahhh but what line in KB can equal... >>"Are you a MexiCAN or a MexiCAN'T?" > > They stole that from the canucks. We Candu. >On Mon, 24 May 2004 20:11:16 -0500, Dave Henrie
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> I always thought you were Cana duh...eh?
>
>
>dave :) henrie
That's better than AmeriCUNT. ;-)
Robert Rodriguez...
From Dusk Till Dawn, and just about any Mexican action movie starring
Antonio Bandaras.
He and Tarantino work very closely together and their styles are very
similar.
-Larry
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> >Tarantino and Rodriguez. I love those guys stuff :) > > > > I don't know Rodriguez by name. And Tarantino is a bit...strange...<g> > > Eldred > -- > http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > Screamers League > IICC League > GPLRank -6.0 MoGPL rank +267.80 > Ch.Rank +52.58 MoC +741.71 > Hist. +82.34 MoH:na > N2k3 rank:in progress > Slayer Spektera lvl 72 assassin > Slayer Spectral_K lvl 38 Necro > US EastCheck please!
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> On Mon, 24 May 2004 20:11:16 -0500, Dave Henrie > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > I always thought you were Cana duh...eh? > > > > > >dave :) henrie > > That's better than AmeriCUNT. ;-)Check please!
-Larry
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> On Mon, 24 May 2004 20:11:16 -0500, Dave Henrie > > I always thought you were Cana duh...eh? > >dave :) henrie > That's better than AmeriCUNT. ;-)>Robert Rodriguez...
>
>From Dusk Till Dawn, and just about any Mexican action movie starring
>Antonio Bandaras.
>
Ah, I've never seen that movie. I *really* need to get caught up on
movie-watching...
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I'm sure you're familiar with George Clooney.
I assure you, you have NEVER seen George Clooney like he is in "From Dusk
Til' Dawn" :)
-Larry
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