Top Ten movies of the 1740s
07-17-01, 10:21 PM
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Top Ten movies of the 1740s
I was just curious, since everyone seems to have favs. of the 90s, 60s 50s, ect.
So, what is your fav. film of the 1740s?
So, what is your fav. film of the 1740s?
07-18-01, 12:27 AM
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I liked the original Godzilla vs. Filmguy. It took 50 workmen to roll a canvas one full round each minute, but when Gojira squishes that silly punk filmguy, that's the ultimate payback!
07-18-01, 10:48 AM
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There were NO movies in the 1740's.
The first speaking movies started in the 1920's and the silent ones weren't until the really later part of the 1800's.
The first speaking movies started in the 1920's and the silent ones weren't until the really later part of the 1800's.
07-18-01, 10:49 AM
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Originally posted by GatorDeb
There were NO movies in the 1740's.
The first speaking movies started in the 1920's and the silent ones weren't until the really later part of the 1800's.
There were NO movies in the 1740's.
The first speaking movies started in the 1920's and the silent ones weren't until the really later part of the 1800's.
07-18-01, 11:03 AM
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Originally posted by GatorDeb
Pretty sure if my cinematography class from 6 years ago is still somewhere inside in there.
Pretty sure if my cinematography class from 6 years ago is still somewhere inside in there.
07-18-01, 11:05 AM
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Either you're utilizing the most deadpan humor I've ever seen or you're completly unaware that this thread is a joke.
Either you're utilizing the most deadpan humor I've ever seen or you're completly unaware that this thread is a joke.
With the quality of threads posting up lately a 1940's thread is hardly unthinkable....
BTW the navigation for replying is awesome now... tab to reply... tab to submit...
And it now quotes just the last person, no more partial deletes!
07-18-01, 01:14 PM
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Originally posted by GatorDeb
With the quality of threads posting up lately a 1940's thread is hardly unthinkable....
With the quality of threads posting up lately a 1940's thread is hardly unthinkable....
07-18-01, 03:10 PM
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Originally posted by TheAllPurposeNothing
The First of the Mohicans
Broadway Melody of 1745
The Plymouth Rock (directed by Sir Michael Bay)
Almost Famined
Pre-Indepence Days
The First of the Mohicans
Broadway Melody of 1745
The Plymouth Rock (directed by Sir Michael Bay)
Almost Famined
Pre-Indepence Days
