Shawshank redeption-anyone see it?
mossahebi22
as much as i do please someone agree with me.
Dave Leckie
> as much as i do please someone agree with me.
I can't agree with you because you haven't really left anything to agree
with. Perhaps something like "Morgan Freeman's emotion was captivating"
or "The visual images were astounding", then maybe I can agree with you.
But what's the point of me agreeing that Shawshank is _your_ favorite
movie... I don't think _anybody_ can disagree with that...
XuAlex
>
>The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes it
>as much as i do please someone agree with me.
>
The Shawshank Redemption isn't my favorite movie (I have too many favorites
already) but I agree it's a good one. Very uplifting. I've been looking for a
s/h copy for a long time. I never read the book -- is it similar to the movie?
Lex (Ale...@aol.com)
Kevin Skinner
well written, well everything.
Jasonite
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> The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes it
> as much as i do please someone agree with me.
*s* It's not my favorite film of all time, but it was a fantastic movie,
yes!
Jasonite
Rusty Jorgensen
anyone who likes it as much as you do either.
mossahebi22 wrote:
> The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes it
> as much as i do please someone agree with me.
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This could have been useful.
Dave Leckie
> anyone who likes it as much as you do either.
> > as much as i do please someone agree with me.
Hee hee hee hee...
Anyway.... I do have one thing to say about it... I keep getting a kick
out of people's faces when they discover Stephen King wrote it... It's
almost as much fun as pointing out Tim Curry in Legend...
Silliness,
Dave
Terri Pinder
Are you kidding? It's one of my top 10 films! Maybe top 5!! I simply
adore it!.
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Tyson
>as much as i do please someone agree with me.
I love this quote: "Smell my ass!"..
I laughed forever when i heard that!!
Ann N Pattee
realize he was in "IT". What type hasn't Curry played??
Anni
Dave Leckie wrote in message <38337B60...@silliness.NOSPAM8m.com>...
>> I agree, the shawshank redemption film is your favorite file. I can't
find
>> anyone who likes it as much as you do either.
>> > The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes
it
>> > as much as i do please someone agree with me.
>
J
>I agree, the shawshank redemption film is your favorite file. I can't find
>anyone who likes it as much as you do either.
I just saw it; it is a good film. Not too many plot holes, and yes, I
was surprised that it was based on a Stephen King novel; I've never
read any.
J
mossahebi22
and the shawshank redeption` if that is interesting or useful to you it
is probably a bit different but i don't know.
jenn
prison- I'm with you!!!
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> The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes it
Evers
i would always just put it on and let it play and enjoy the hell out of it
los
because my experience is that critics dislike films with happy endings.
They tend to like films with unhappy endings like Seven. That's just
my opion. Anyway, I loved it.
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On Thu, 18 Nov 1999 01:09:13 -0800, "Tyson" <real...@sprint.ca>
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>>The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes it
>>as much as i do please someone agree with me.
>
>
>I love this quote: "Smell my ass!"..
>
>I laughed forever when i heard that!!
>
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> I love this movie so much. Tim Robbins gives an excellent performance...
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mfernando
Sorry, but the story is called "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshanj Redenption".
The book is called "Four Seasons" and also contains the stories that were
the base to two other movies, that i forgot the name...
Helen Dudley Bates
>The book is called "Four Seasons" and also contains the stories that were
>the base to two other movies, that i forgot the name...
Apt Pupil and The Body (Stand By Me)
- Helen
los
office had the title been shortened to either "Shawshank" or
"Redemption".
Derek Soviak
Shawshank Redemption.
It's in Stephen King's Four Seasons. Great book. It also has the story that
Stand By Me was based upon.
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RoxburySkr
watched shawshank and loved it as much as the book which really happens with
me. Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman are excellent.
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mossahebi22 <mossa...@netscapeonline.co.uk> wrote:
> The shawshank redeption is my fav. film i can`t find anyone who likes
it
> as much as i do please someone agree with me.
>
brilliant acting and the bad guys go down big time. I must admit though
it is not my all time favourite, that for me is Chariots of fire from
1981.
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Helen Dudley Bates
>i have to say this is my favorite movie. i read four seasons and then i
>watched shawshank and loved it as much as the book which really happens with
>me. Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman are excellent.
Do you know that "The Green Mile" which comes out this coming Friday has the
same director as Shawshank? And also from a Stephen King book? They say that
producer Spielberg cried four times at the final screening of the movie.
I can't wait.
- Helen
Ken Elliott
They say that
> producer Spielberg cried four times at the final screening of the movie.
Didn't Spielberg also say that The Phantom Menace was the most exciting
two hours of his life? Does he have a press agent waiting outside the
screening room?
Dave Leckie
> two hours of his life? Does he have a press agent waiting outside the
> screening room?
Lucas and Spielberg have been friends for a long time... both of them
have used John Williams rather consistently, also Frank Oz was
recommended to Lucas by Spielburg. As well, they worked very well
together in all of the Indiana Jones movies IMO. It would only make
sense that Spielberg would give a good review of his friends' final
work...
I'm not saying he's lying either. Maybe he did find it very exciting.
Nobody knows for sure...
Silliness,
Dave
Trinity
Bates <sista...@aol.com> wrote:
> Do you know that "The Green Mile" which comes out this coming Friday has the
> same director as Shawshank? And also from a Stephen King book? They say that
> producer Spielberg cried four times at the final screening of the movie.
>
> I can't wait.
>
> - Helen
Am I the only person on the planet that's noticed the fact that "Green
Mile" is pretty much just a three hour remake of the "Amazing Stories
V" episode that starred Patrick Swayze?
Killer on death row magically heals people. I'm having a hard time
dealing with the obvious plagerism.
Dave Leckie
> Mile" is pretty much just a three hour remake of the "Amazing Stories
> V" episode that starred Patrick Swayze?
>
> Killer on death row magically heals people. I'm having a hard time
> dealing with the obvious plagerism.
Depends... when was that episode released?
Silliness,
Dave
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> In article <19991207130302...@ng-fu1.aol.com>, Helen Dudley
> Bates <sista...@aol.com> wrote:
>
>> Do you know that "The Green Mile" which comes out
>> this coming Friday has the same director as Shawshank?
>> And also from a Stephen King book? They say that
>> producer Spielberg cried four times at the final screening
>> of the movie.
>>
>> I can't wait.
>
> "Green Mile" is pretty much just a three hour remake of the
> "Amazing Stories V" episode that starred Patrick Swayze?
>
> Killer on death row magically heals people. I'm having a hard
> time dealing with the obvious plagerism.
Have you read King's book? The premise might be similar, but the stories
are very different -- suggesting that one plagarizes the other is about as
much of a stretch as saying "RoboCop" plagarizes "The Terminator", since
both films involve unstoppable cyborgs.
Norm Wilner
Starweek Magazine
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Hanks, Morse, Duncan, Hutchinson, and Rockwell could all be in the oscar hunt.
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>Excellent casting. Great adaptation of the book! Easily worth the 3 hours.
>Hanks, Morse, Duncan, Hutchinson, and Rockwell could all be in the oscar
>hunt.
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What about Michael Jeter? His was my favorite performance is a movie full of
great ones.
Jamie
Helen Dudley Bates
>>Excellent casting. Great adaptation of the book! Easily worth the 3 hours.
>
>>Hanks, Morse, Duncan, Hutchinson, and Rockwell could all be in the oscar
>>hunt.
Agreed. I was more impressed than I thought I'd be!
>What about Michael Jeter? His was my favorite performance is a movie full of
>great ones.
Was he Delacroix? Yes, I was astounded at the job he did!
- Helen
cmk
Trinity wrote:
> Am I the only person on the planet that's noticed the fact that "Green
> Mile" is pretty much just a three hour remake of the "Amazing Stories
> V" episode that starred Patrick Swayze?
>
> Killer on death row magically heals people. I'm having a hard time
> dealing with the obvious plagerism.
Then blame King NOT Darabont/Hanks and co.
Man, get a live that gives you some warm fuzzies. I've never met anyone more in need
of them...
cmk