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| Posted: | Wed May 18, 2005 4:37 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
"Yes they would. Because that would be government interfering in a free press, unconstitutional. Do you think that your comments on the NYT Forum are accorded the same protection.
I'm not saying t ... |
| Posted: | Wed May 18, 2005 2:24 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
"Marilyn[/b], the NYT isn't Hyde Park. It's a private organ. It gives you access within its own rules. Let's be logical."
Actually, no corporation is simply a private organ. Corporations are, by d ... |
| Posted: | Mon May 09, 2005 11:04 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Archives - Specialty Forums |
| Subject: | Directors Series - Federico Fellini |
| burritoboy Replies: 814 Views: 370910 |
"censored...
as you suggested i dug a little further and found this: "A film movement that lasted from 1942 to 1952. Even though critics credit Roberto Rossellini's 1945 Roma Citta Aperta (Rome ... |
| Posted: | Sun Apr 24, 2005 8:11 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Archives - Specialty Forums |
| Subject: | Directors Series - Federico Fellini |
| burritoboy Replies: 814 Views: 370910 |
Well, we could even talk about "Variety Lights", the first film which Fellini got a director's credit. While not a great film (or even a particularly notable one), it does contain many of Fellini's o ... |
| Posted: | Sun Apr 24, 2005 8:02 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| burritoboy Replies: 36388 Views: 6375443 |
Orthodox Judaism isn't quite as conservative or as slow to change as it represents itself. Most of the major Hassidic sects are not hugely older than Reform Judaism (mid-ninteenth century). Some are ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 8:59 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
"hey burrito,
take some time to learn how to use the quote function. Yer posts are confusing as hell." First, I gotta post. Then, I gotta learn somethinks. Whattapeoples gonna ask me next for? |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 8:54 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| burritoboy Replies: 36388 Views: 6375443 |
[quote="lshap"]I don't really have an argument with either [b]Marilyn, Marantz,[/b] or [b]Burritoboy's[/b] positions. I can understand the film catching someone in the right mood and being alot more e ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 5:29 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
I also have knowledge of flem, as well as flim, flam and film. |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 1:32 pm |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | Couch With A View |
| burritoboy Replies: 36388 Views: 6375443 |
[quote="lshap"]Burritoboy,
Not all the scenes ended with some conflict resolution. In fact, at least half the meetings created more conflict. Waits/Iggy Pop, Cate Blanchett, Molina/Coogan, the "Som ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:51 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
[quote="censored-03"]It'll take an Asian director to do a new western that we can promptly copy.[/quote]
Check out Ping He's "Warriors of Heaven and Earth" (2003). I don't think it's that great of ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:37 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | hard to go worng with Moreau |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
Hard to go wrong with Jeanne Moreau - perhaps the greatest actress (along with Deneuve, Liv Ullman and Anna Karina) of the second half of the twentieth century. Check out Becker's Touchez pas au ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:26 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | I'm not convinced I understand Coffee & Cigarettes yet |
| burritoboy Replies: 36388 Views: 6375443 |
On first viewing, I had the same general reactions. Now, I'm not so sure. I sense that the vignettes do form some vague sort of overall narrative, though I'm not so certain what it is. The end vign ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 10:04 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
[quote="censored-03"]Anybody who watches [i]The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T[/i] isn't all bad with me. Go burritoboy ! Welcome msklystron.[/quote]
It's truly a fantastic movie. The opening sequence is ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 9:57 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
[quote="billyweeds"][quote="burritoboy"][quote="Marilyn"]www.facets.org
It's a fairly well-known source of arthouse rentals and purchases as well as a screening facility and film school for the cin ... |
| Posted: | Mon Apr 18, 2005 9:48 am |
| Forum: | Third Eye Film Forums |
| Subject: | The Lobby |
| burritoboy Replies: 66638 Views: 8628958 |
[quote="lshap"]Marilyn,
I'm as perplexed and frustrated as you are at our newest members signing up and then going into stealth mode. Whattaya' think of an 'Introduce Yourself' forum, set up as ... |
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