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If "Titanic" had been in 3-D, some here would compare it to "Hamlet." nt

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tinear

In Reply to: RE: The ship sank real good. posted by Harmonia on January 07, 2010 at 18:10:25

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if it had been 16 mm, from Brazil, and obscure, others would praise its humanity (NT) - tunenut 07:36:45 01/08/10 (3)
NT
- Not really. Which particular film do you have in mind, if any - tinear 09:13:10 01/09/10 (1)
  (film, not mind)?
  - none - tunenut 13:14:17 01/09/10 (0)
    It is a point concerning prejudice, which affects all of us.
    
    The last Brazilian movie I saw was a documentary about kidnapping, the name escapes me, which was quite a fascinating subject, albeit a rather pedestrian talking head documentary.
- RE: if it had been 16 mm, from Brazil, and obscure, others would praise its humanity (NT) - Wendell Narrod 07:41:02 01/08/10 (0)
  Especially if it was plodding, boring and an hour longer than it should have been. :-)
  
  BTW, I thought Avatar was a half hour longer than it should have been and had a very weak and cliched story line. It was technically superb but I have no desire to see it again.
  
  -Wendell
RE: If "Titanic" had been in 3-D, some here would compare it to "Hamlet." nt - Wendell Narrod 04:10:59 01/08/10 (0)
That's a good line. :-)

-Wendell
tinear, if you keep this up folks might even start comparing YOU to Hamlet. ;O) - Audiophilander 23:41:01 01/07/10 (0)
(nt)

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