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Topic - "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly:" seldom has a film - tinear 15:45:12 02/25/08 (31)

• speech therapist was the sexy assassin in Munich! nt - Duilawyer 16:57:27 02/26/08 (0)
• Obviously, I disagree. - Harmonia 13:27:03 02/26/08 (1)
• I'm with you. Best of 2007. nt - Duilawyer 16:55:33 02/26/08 (0)
• "to what seems like hours of it" - dave c 19:56:34 02/25/08 (27)
• Exactly. - Harmonia 13:03:35 02/26/08 (0)
• One can convey boredom w/out boring the spectator. That - tinear 05:21:54 02/26/08 (25)
• RE: One can convey boredom w/out boring the spectator. That - jamesgarvin 15:37:40 02/26/08 (0)
• sorry he didn't change story to fit your expectations... - dave c 13:36:21 02/26/08 (2)
• No, no: - tinear 16:38:01 02/26/08 (1)
• "I like criticizing a film as much as praising one." THAT, is obvious. - sjb 17:20:25 02/26/08 (0)
• LOL! Women are either too ugly to bear or too pretty to take seriously. - sjb 06:18:57 02/26/08 (10)
• Yes, and the secretary, his wife, the girlfriend, the therapists, etc. - tinear 06:52:24 02/26/08 (9)
• Plenty has been posted about why people like it. - sjb 07:59:08 02/26/08 (8)
• Deaf Beethoven: interesting. Almost blind Rembrandt: fascinating. - tinear 10:17:16 02/26/08 (7)
• You still haven't said how the film-maker should have handled the fact the women in his life were beautiful. - sjb 15:03:33 02/26/08 (5)
• First off, I'd read a lot about the film and expected - tinear 16:48:28 02/26/08 (4)
• Fair enough. nt - sjb 16:56:01 02/26/08 (3)
• RE: Fair enough. nt - tinear 17:13:53 02/26/08 (2)
• LOL! - sjb 17:19:25 02/26/08 (1)
• RE: LOL! - tinear 04:38:33 02/27/08 (0)
• "a execrable rag": is this a freedom fries thing? nt - dave c 13:41:05 02/26/08 (0)
• Millions of people have loved this film... - EBerlin 06:05:16 02/26/08 (9)
• Millions love slasher movies. So? Care to trot out some - tinear 06:53:59 02/26/08 (0)
• the sheep - Eldragon 06:41:38 02/26/08 (7)
• I've not the slightest objection to his not liking the film... - EBerlin 07:29:27 02/26/08 (6)
• But my dear E., I am certain I find it a miserable excuse for a film. Your - tinear 10:20:08 02/26/08 (5)
• You are right.... - EBerlin 11:27:04 02/26/08 (4)
• Then it's hardly, "miserable," is it? ;-) nt - tinear 13:16:45 02/26/08 (3)
• Oh no, not at all... - EBerlin 13:19:39 02/26/08 (2)
• oh stop it both of you - dave c 13:39:06 02/26/08 (1)
• After Nader gets in I'm having him - tinear 17:18:04 02/26/08 (0)

Follow Ups

• Yes, and the secretary, his wife, the girlfriend, the therapists, etc. - tinear 06:52:24 02/26/08 (9)
• Plenty has been posted about why people like it. - sjb 07:59:08 02/26/08 (8)
• Deaf Beethoven: interesting. Almost blind Rembrandt: fascinating. - tinear 10:17:16 02/26/08 (7)
• You still haven't said how the film-maker should have handled the fact the women in his life were beautiful. - sjb 15:03:33 02/26/08 (5)
• First off, I'd read a lot about the film and expected - tinear 16:48:28 02/26/08 (4)
• Fair enough. nt - sjb 16:56:01 02/26/08 (3)
• RE: Fair enough. nt - tinear 17:13:53 02/26/08 (2)
• LOL! - sjb 17:19:25 02/26/08 (1)
• RE: LOL! - tinear 04:38:33 02/27/08 (0)
• "a execrable rag": is this a freedom fries thing? nt - dave c 13:41:05 02/26/08 (0)