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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 10:00:27 PDT
From:         Jennifer Porro <BL.JMP@RLG.BITNET>
Subject:      lesbian serial killers

REPLY TO 08/20/92 09:47 FROM CINEMA-L@AUVM.BITNET "Discussions on all forms of
Cinema": Re: Chinatown summary, anyone?

Interestingly, in real life I know of only one lesbian serial killer
-- that woman in Florida (last name of Wuornos) who was recently
arrested for killing several men.  I think most of them picked her up
hitchhiking.  She's also an ex-prostitute.  From pictures I've seen,
she's no Sharon Stone or any of her sexy, slinky buddies!

Jennifer Porro



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From:         AMBLY@CLUST1.CLEMSON.EDU
Subject:      Re: Grifters, Lost in America, Sheltering Sky
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Anjani:  Of the three you mentioned, I have only seen "The Grifters" and I
too enjoyed it.  In answer to your question, I think it was a case of bad
acting.  The character really had no idea there was such a thing as a "long
con."  He was strictly small time.  That's why Bening only had to blow in
his ear before he was sucked into her game.  Reminds me of a guy I used to
date...

Adrian
Clemson
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 12:48:00 EDT
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Subject:      RE: Chinatown summary, anyone?

WARNING!!! SPOILERS BELLOW!!!!!

























My Sister, my daughter, my sister, my daughter, my sister, my daughter, my.....



Sorry, I couldn't resist!

Sean "Doc Syracuse" Farquharson
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Subject: Re: Hitchcock

Orlanda:

Don't miss _Rear Window_, _To Catch a Thief_ (Oooooooh Cary Grant!) - these are
two of my personal favorites, and North bt Northwest.  Some great scenes and
dialog in all of these movies.  Something fun to watch for...Alfred Hitchcock
appears in all of his movies, generally as a walk through.  It is fun trying to
find him.

Enjoy!

Ellen
Penn State
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 15:00:00 EDT
From:         Peter.Giordano@WILLIAMS.EDU
Subject: Re: Movies + a "political spoiler" at the end
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Scott says "Get this crap off Cinema-L" - What crap is he talking about?
Seems to me that most of what goes on at Cinema-l is conversational so
people talking about their political views seems pretty normal to me -
The common interest in movies extends to other stuff too I guess.
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From:         Kerr Avon <lcc@WIN.ICL.CO.UK>
Subject:      Re: Star Trek VI film/video diff
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From: "Mike.Simmons" <20676MES@MSU.BITNET>
>
>Are you thinking about the episode ( title escapes me ) where Picard secretly
>meets with two other starship captains and they relate to him what they
>consider to be peculiar behavior.  If this is the one we are both thinking of,
>isn't itan alien that gets into their bodies?  If I recall it makes the human
>host very strong.  Also, if I remember correctly, the alien is a large
>worm-like creature.  There is a disgusting scene at the end where the alien
>exits the body of the human host via the mouth!  Yeech!!!!  Is this the one?

That's an episode called _Conspiracy_.  Since we were talking about
TV versions a while ago, you may be interested to know that the BBC in
their infinite wisdom, edited that episode of TNG when it was shown
over here, since they considered it too horrific.  Never mind that the
episode made no sense at all after they had finished hacking at it with
their rusty scissors...

Ironically enough, there was a later episode where Riker is in a coma and
is dreaming of past events.  When that ep was screened, they didn't
butcher it and we got to see some of the cut parts from _Conspiracy_.

While we're on the subject, the BBC banned an entire episode from the third
season of TNG.  _The High Ground_ was banned because it seemed to
advocate terrorism...

Hypocrites.
			Liam.
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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 14:44:00 EDT
From:         "Peter J. Schledorn" <UNCPJS@UNC.BITNET>
Subject:      Dr. Strangelove novelization

> The novelization is a paperback from 1963 - It's not in print and it is
> in fact quite a collectors' item (I happen to have two almost perfect
> copies I hesitate to boast) - The novelization is almost a frame by frame
> description of the film - I'll look for more information on the
> original novel RED ALERT - I'd love to find a copy of it -

I just checked our university library.  There was a reprint of the
novelization by Oxford University Press in 1988, but I think it was
only available in the UK--the copy in the library is definitely a
British edition, and it's not listed in the current Books in Print.
Red Alert is also not in print in the US.  So I went out and bought
a Terry Pratchett novel instead :-).

Best,
Peter
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 08:01:12 CST
From:         Rick Francis <C47805NF@WUVMD.BITNET>
Subject:      We mustn't say Potato Head...

but rather Mr. PotatoE Head, just a heartbeat away...  [Movie question
at end...]

I wonder where anyone got the idea that a pro-Clinton attitude prevailed
here?  I certainly can't be accused.  I'm the one who posted the CEO
statistics, remember?  And who can doubt that what's good for our top
CEOs is good for the country?  Anyone?  Anyone at all?

It was family values that swayed me.  I liked Quayle's invocation of
Freedom, family, and faith.  All you gotta do is realize how many times
Bush equated freedom with freedom to choose your school, and you get
a remarkable parallel to the Nazi  Kirke, Kinder, Kuchen (sorry I didn't
spell that right-- I feel like a potatoe head now.  Anyhow, it is meant
to be German for Church (faith), Children (family), Kitchen (cookie bake-
offs). [I'm a little worried about those Reagan (dysfunctional) family
values, but I like how they hid them so long...]

Viva Generalisimo Bush!

Gotta movie question:  Is it true that _The Manchurian Candidate_ NO
WAIT I mean _Seven Days in May_.  Is it true that the movie was shot
before JFK was, and release was held up?  Thanks in advance.
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 10:37:33 +0000
From:         the Freshman Scott Huddle <huddle@VTTCF.CC.VT.EDU>
Subject:      Re: donkey crap
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I also noticed the _La Cage Aux Folles_ theme at the convention,
futher proof of the Republican's "big tent" policy *and* good taste
in movies.  (The Dems played "Happy Days are hear again" showing their
bad taste in TV shows)

;)
-scott
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Subject:      Re: We mustn't say Potato Head...
              21 Aug 1992 13:56:00 CDT from Jan Levine Thal / JHR / 262-4867
              <THAL@MACC.WISC.EDU>

From:  Mary Shaffer


Before we leave the subject of the Republican convention entirely, did anyone
notice Bruce Willis and Demi Moore in the VIP section of the Astrodome during
the first night? I thought it was pretty funny considering Moore's infamous
Vanity Fair covers (naked and pregnant, naked in a painted tuxedo) and given
the emphasis on "morality". I didn't see a lot of the convention so I don't
know if they appeared again. Anybody know or have any thoughts on this?

Thanks,
Mary
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 09:36:31 EDT
From:         "DORIS--RM. 3876--X-3151" <CHAPPELLE@RSO.DNET.GE.COM>
Subject:      Books on Tape
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Anjani,

I agree wholeheartedly with you about listening to books on tape.  I listened
 tomy first book on tape soon after my son was born because I did not have time
 to
read as much as I wanted to.  These tapes came from Books on Tape for a small
fee.  Now, I only listen to books on tape from the public library I frequent.
When I can listen to a whole book in one day and also do work around the house
 at the same time, I feel a great deal of satisfaction.  Sometimes I listen to
them in my Walkman while taking public transportation back and forth to work.
Can't beat it!

Doris
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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 09:43:00 EDT
From:         Peter.Giordano@WILLIAMS.EDU
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The novelization is a paperback from 1963 - It's not in print and it is
in fact quite a collectors' item (I happen to have two almost perfect
copies I hesitate to boast) - The novelization is almost a frame by frame
description of the film - I'll look for more information on the
original novel RED ALERT - I'd love to find a copy of it -
From: cthompso@CC.GETTYSBURG.EDU (Currie Thompson)
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Subject: Re: Mexican--and Cuban--Films
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     Thanks to Manuel for his posting about _Sobrevivientes de los Andes_.
The title brings to mind a Cuban film that is worth catching if you like
Hispanic films. (Available, as are many other Cuban films, on video from the
Center for Cuban Studies in NY,NY.)
     This film is called simply _Los sobrevivientes_ (_The Survivors_) and
is directed by Tomas Gutierrez Alea, in my view Cuba's most outstanding
director.  (He did _Memorias del subdesarrollo_ [_Memories of Underdevelop-
ment-], perhaps his best film, _La muerte de un burocrata_ [_Death of a
Bureaucrat_], a wild comedy, and a moving film based on a Garcia Marquez
plot, _Cartas del parque_ [_Letters from the Park_].)  _The Survivors_ is
about a wealthy Cuban family that decides to stay in Cuba and continue
living like aristocrats after the revolution.  Although not the equivalent
of the other three Gutierrez Alea films I have mentioned, it does have some
good moments and is filled with typically Cuban humor.  For example, SPOILER
AHEAD,









 one part involves relatives in Miami who send the family envelopes of
instant soup.  The family feasts on the soup, feeling very aristocratic to
be able to eat imported soup from the US. A few days later a letter arrives.
The letter, sent before the packages of soup, explains that the grandmother
has died.  Her last wish was to be buried in Cuba.  The only way the family
could think of to send her body back to Cuba was. . . .  You guessed it.
So, this film has more in common with _Sobrevientes de los Andes_ than the
title.
     I don't know if, in this context, I need to include a disclaimer.  My
views about this film are not an endorsement of the Cuban revolution.  In
fact, one thing I admire about Gutierrez Alea's cinema is his ability to
avoid making doctrinaire films in a country that encourages doctrinaire
films.
Currie Thompson
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 07:45:00 EDT
From:         Peter.Giordano@WILLIAMS.EDU
Subject:      OTHELLO
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Saw the restored version of Orson Welles OTHELLO last night - It is easily
the best Shakespearean film I've ever seen - Some really startling images -
Enen more powerful when one considers the difficult time he had making the
film (the shooting took place over a span of more than three years, for
 example)- Unlike Oliver's adaptions, this film looks like it was made yesterday
 -
There is nothing to date the production - The editing is outstanding - The
constant motion of the camera, the quick and disorienting cuts are both
disturbing and revealing - Althought the actors serve the text well, one
could easily follow the story and be quite moved by Othello's plight if the
film were silent. Bravo, Orson.
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 14:22:00 -0700
From:         PORTIGAL_STEVE@TANDEM.COM
Subject:      Slacker
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The other day i was in this cafe I usually hang out in, and the young woman
who works there asked my friend and I if we were "slackers". I didn't
get the reference, but my friend did, and talked all about this movie
that follows all these people around as they lead this unproductive
drifting life. Apparantly the camera is never really on one of them for
too long.  Sounds interesting/bizarre/etc. Anyone who's seen it? Let us
know...
  portigal_steve@tandem.com

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    Greetings,

        A friend of mine was telling me about the aforementioned
film, _Slacker_.  All I know about it is that it's a low budget film
produced, directed, and written by some guy (Linklater ?) and he sold
the film to Orion Pictures who then gave it a limited run.  As usual,
it didn't reach us here in the booming metropolis of Terre Haute, IN.
I believe it has just recently hit the video rental shelves. Has
anyone in Cinema-l land seen this picture?... Seen it on the shelves
of the local rental shack?... Have any comments on it?... Anybody?...
Anyone?.... Bueller?



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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 12:13:22 EDT
From:         Ho Lin <ST701445@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: 007 question

>Posted on 17 Aug 1992 at 16:52:19 by MANUEL FERNANDEZ:

>  Hola a Todos!
>
>Just a little question to all of cinema-lers. Does anyone knows
>if there is a makeing of another James Bond film? The thing is
>I like these movies a lot, and I would like to know if they are
>making a new movie. And could anyone tell me if Thimothy Dalton
>is still going to make the James Bond role.
>
>Thanks
>
>Manuel Fernandez

   This information may be outdated by now, but the last I heard, MGM, who
produces the Bond flicks, was in the midst of a legal battle with Pethe
over control of its studio, and all its properties were on hold. I also remem-
ber an interview with Dalton about a year ago in which he said that they were
ready to make another one as soon as the legal hassles were over. And despite
rumors concerning Mel Gibson, it does appear that Dalton will continue to be
007 if they ever get around to making another one. Unless Pierce Brosnan
pickets long and hard, anyway...
   IMHO, I have a feeling that Bond is dead, RIP. Richard Maibaum, who wrote
the screenplays to most of the movies, passed away last year, Dalton and
director John Glen have moved on to other projects (I think the latter is
directing the Columbus movie with Marlon Brando and Rachel Ward), hell, James
Bond Junior is on TV. I also heard an unsubstantiated rumor that Broccoli was
shopping the rights to the series around with a few studios but there was
little interest. Looks like Lethal Weapon and Tom Clancy movies now occupy the
niche once occupied by 007. Sigh.
   If anybody has more up-to-date or accurate information about this, I'd like
to hear about it, too.

Ho Lin [st701445@brownvm.edu]
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 15:28:00 EST
From:         AMBLY@CLUST1.CLEMSON.EDU
Subject:      Re: Different Endings
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I wholeheartedly agree with Bill on the Dabney Coleman picture.  The lead
actress in the picture was Uma Thurman, who I am always impressed with.
She plays the artist who creates pictures using every family member in a
calendar portrait.  It's interesting to see the her set up each shot and
the events surrounding each photo, and then to see the finished portrait.
The chaos of the once-condemed household breeds some the most sensitive and
lovely photographic art.  Definitely, check this one out.

Adrian
Clemson
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From:         CSM Julian Sominka <jsominka@CSM.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: Bladerunner

> Who wrote the story that Bladerunner was based on (i.e., DO ANDROIDS DREAM
> OF ELECTRIC SHEEP)?  Was it Harlan Ellison?

I think it was Philip K Dick??

Julian
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 15:02:00 EDT
From:         Penny Ward <UNCPEW@UNC.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Woody Allen

Cable News Network reported Monday night that Woody Allen
is romantically involved with Soon Yi, 21-year-old adopted
daughter of Mia Farrow and Andre Previn.  The story had a
quote from Allen to the effect of "Soon Yi has turned my life
around in a wonderful way."  Mia Farrow reportedly is
"distraught."  Because Allen and the older Farrow have been
involved since 1980, Allen has known Soon Yi since she was
9 years old.   I believe Allen is 49 years old.

--Penny
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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 13:26:55 +0000
From:         the Freshman Scott Huddle <huddle@VTTCF.CC.VT.EDU>
Subject:      Dish on Woody Allen
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	So Woody Allen is leaving Mia Farrow and suing for custody of
their children.  But, Woody, it seems is in love with one of these
kids in a not so paternal way.  He has some Lolita complex with his
adopted 21 year daughter.

Anyone with more details (dirt)
-scott
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 13:00:51 CDT
From:         Bill Oppel <S70762OW@ETSUACAD.BITNET>
Subject:      Different Endings

While we are on the subject of endings, has anyone seen "Home is Where the
Heart Is"?  I am not a big Dabney Coleman fan, especially with some of his
more recent pictures, but this one was different in a way I cannot explain.

Coleman plays a demolition crew leader, and is considered to be one of the
best.   His children each have their artistic side, and the ability to
protest very well.  Too well it seems, when they save a historic house their
father is contracted to destroy.  The father kicks them out of the house and
into the house they saved.  It does not take long when they discover that they
have to start earning money.  So each one uses their ability to raise money,
and in the process, destroys their father's career.  Now the children have to
save the father, who is on the verge of suicide.

The daughter who is an art major decides to sell her art for a calendar, and
the artwork is beautiful.  Similiar to Demi Moore's latest Vanity Fair venture,
 but the person is blended into the entire picture.  The ending has shots of
pictures from the movie and others not seen.  I recommend the movie if for
nothing else, but the art.  In my opinion, the story was very well written
also.  Check it out.
                                  --  Bill Oppel
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 22:37:00 +0200
From:         MANUEL FERNANDEZ <txm.txmkb@MEMO.ERICSSON.SE>
Subject:      007 question

  Hola a Todos!

Just a little question to all of cinema-lers. Does anyone knows
if there is a makeing of another James Bond film? The thing is
I like these movies a lot, and I would like to know if they are
making a new movie. And could anyone tell me if Thimothy Dalton
is still going to make the James Bond role.

Thanks

Manuel Fernandez
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Date: 14 Aug 92 18:53:00 GMT
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Jean....
If you checked OUR catalogue and it said Philip [S] Dick then you had better
do some authority work and change that to Philip K. Dick!  Don't you just hate
snobby co-workers!!?? :-)
Mike.
Also MSU....
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 07:39:00 EDT
From:         Penny Ward <UNCPEW@UNC.BITNET>
Subject:      John Cusack in Broadcast News

Well, Cusack fans, I'm feeling very smug because I watched
_Broadcast News_ last night and was able to spot John Cusack
as the "angry messenger" mentioned in the credits.  You know,
you usually don't get listed in the credits unless you have
at least one line--and he did.

The scene is where the head of the Washington bureau has started
telling folks they're laid off.  Joan Cusack's character has just
said, "Well, at least now my brother isn't the only one who's
screwed up..."   In the background is an office area.  John Cusack,
wearing a satin baseball jacket and carrying a messenger's bag,
storms into the room.

Staff member:  Bob, I just found out...
John Cusack (muttering):  Sons of bitches!

He throws down his bag and storms out of the room.

You don't get a good view of his face, but you can tell it's John by
his manly physique and really cool haircut.

--Penny
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