HIGHLA-L Digest - 11 Jan 2004 to 12 Jan 2004 (#2004-14)
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Topics of the day:
1. Endgame Version Question (3)
2. Season Two DVD set commentary: An Eye for an Eye (2)
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Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 22:05:54 -0500
From: Sandy Fields <diamonique@comcast.net>
Subject: Re: Endgame Version Question
At 09:53 PM 1/11/2004, Rebecca Wallace wrote:
>I drove about 1hr15 min away to see DMCD in a theater, and met Trudy
>(Holtram74) in the process, and saw Endgame 5 times in the theater (4 by
>myself), and would do it all again, for the same reasons, Dorothy! :)
Ditto. I drove to Kalamazoo from Detroit -- with about 9 other fans -- to
see the horrid DMCD. It was fun. A fun way to spend a Saturday. I saw
Endgame 3 times in the theater, and then two or three other versions at home.
What can I say? AP watching is just plain fun. :-)
-- Sandy
For the moisturizing benefits of handcrafted soaps,
*whipped* shea butter, and soothing Lip Smoothies,
visit: http://sksoaps.home.comcast.net
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Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 22:09:52 -0500
From: kageorge <kageorge@erols.com>
Subject: Re: Season Two DVD set commentary: An Eye for an Eye
Thank you! I wasn't sure whether anyone was actually reading them. I
found that watching the episodes after a long hiatus, including the
commentary and outtakes, gave me new insights and perspectives. The
same is proving true of the 3rd season dvds, which are a big step up
from the 2nd season in terms of the quality and variety of the
commentary. I recently watched "Shadows", with full audio commentary by
the director, and he pointed out things they had done with the shot
movements and background and lighting and setup that really enriched the
experience of watching it again.
MacG
lynnann Ward wrote:
>MacG
>
>I just wanted to say I've enjoyed reading your commentary on the episodes.
>It now strikes me that the reason I've always enjoyed the training scene on the
>cliff (usually with a heartfelt sigh) is the tension between Mac and Richie
>is eased by their apologies, and as Richie has said "Things were good."
>
>lynnannCDC
>
>
>
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Date: Sun, 11 Jan 2004 23:11:58 EST
From: lynnann Ward <LynnannCDC@aol.com>
Subject: Re: Season Two DVD set commentary: An Eye for an Eye
You're welcome. I agree on the big step up on the commentary. I've been
enjoying season three very much, although I'm taking my time in watching them, so
when I finish, season four might be available. I never purchased the tapes
(when tv is free?), so I've been having fun looking for the Eurominutes. Keep
commenting, I'm listening!
lynnann
In a message dated 1/11/04 8:16:05 PM Mountain Standard Time,
kageorge@erols.com writes:
> Thank you! I wasn't sure whether anyone was actually reading them. I
> found that watching the episodes after a long hiatus, including the
> commentary and outtakes, gave me new insights and perspectives. The
> same is proving true of the 3rd season dvds, which are a big step up
> from the 2nd season in terms of the quality and variety of the
> commentary. I recently watched "Shadows", with full audio commentary by
> the director, and he pointed out things they had done with the shot
> movements and background and lighting and setup that really enriched the
> experience of watching it again.
>
> MacG
>
> lynnann wrote:
>
> >MacG
> >
> >I just wanted to say I've enjoyed reading your commentary on the episodes.
> >It now strikes me that the reason I've always enjoyed the training scene on
> the
> >cliff (usually with a heartfelt sigh) is the tension between Mac and
> Richie
> >is eased by their apologies, and as Richie has said "Things were good."
> >
> >lynnannCDC
>
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Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 10:27:43 -0500
From: Lisa Kadlec <lkadlec@Princeton.EDU>
Subject: Re: Endgame Version Question
Okay, so I guess it's 'True Confessions' time on HIGHLA-L. I was living in
Durham, NC, at the time, and drove out to the coast, near VA, to see DMCD with a
list friend. I spent the weekend visiting, and it was a lot of fun.
Lisa
Sandy Fields wrote:
> At 09:53 PM 1/11/2004, Rebecca Wallace wrote:
> >I drove about 1hr15 min away to see DMCD in a theater, and met Trudy
> >(Holtram74) in the process, and saw Endgame 5 times in the theater (4 by
> >myself), and would do it all again, for the same reasons, Dorothy! :)
>
> Ditto. I drove to Kalamazoo from Detroit -- with about 9 other fans -- to
> see the horrid DMCD. It was fun. A fun way to spend a Saturday. I saw
> Endgame 3 times in the theater, and then two or three other versions at home.
>
> What can I say? AP watching is just plain fun. :-)
>
> -- Sandy
> For the moisturizing benefits of handcrafted soaps,
> *whipped* shea butter, and soothing Lip Smoothies,
> visit: http://sksoaps.home.comcast.net
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Date: Mon, 12 Jan 2004 10:37:14 EST
From: Highlandmg@aol.com
Subject: Re: Endgame Version Question
Hi
Ok I saw DMCD after a convention in N O. We rented a vcr and rented the
movie. Well all I can say is I never enjoyed a movie so much OK before you all jump
on me or think I am nuts. (No wisecrakes from peanut galley) One of my
friends has a husband in army. It was like having our oun critic. She was jumping
and saying You can't do that you can't do this. This is not true she had us
rolling on the floor. I still remember her yelling at the TV. "Ohh wow you can't
do that" "That can never happen." I could never watch that movier again with
out thinking about that night. I wished I taped her commentary of that night.
Mary
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