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RE: The Day the Earth Caught fire---

Posted by patrickU on May 14, 2008 at 10:27:30:
Is maybe my favourit film, subtle, not grainy, It made a big impression on me back then and as I got the dvd few years ago, still did not failed to pleased me.
Two days after seeing THEM I had to resee....The THING---The actors are B but somehow the script is A.
Yes the Trouble with Harry grow as you get older, the fine distillated humour is like an old wiskey, or a tea drank from Wedgewood cups in compagny of Somerset sun tanned ladies.
Well I don´t see the similitude, as Laughton was never walking but always..dancing when he pretend to walk, Gwen, on the other hand is more " straight "...
Both are magnifiscient.
Well I stay by it, as today standard THEM is naive, and when you look at the actors playing you some time can not take them...seriously.

But nevertheless, I enjoy it, and the second time I wrote about it here.
If I remember well.
Bonne soirée,
Patrick

" Mieux vaut une tête bien faite qu'une tête bien pleine."