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] Date Posted: 23:19:55 11/01/01 Thu In reply to: Greg 's message, "WHERE IS EVERYBODY?" on 17:41:51 11/01/01 Thu You forgot me ;-( I'm asking myself the same question. Thought it might be a technical board malfunction. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
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Author: Chris [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 23:33:00 11/01/01 Thu Crow, Don't worry, he didn't forget you I dont think. It's just you post often, so there was no need to mention you in that one! Or were "you" being "ironic"? "Chris" [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Author: The Crow [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 00:15:08 11/02/01 Fri Naaa... I love Greg. Didn't think for a moment he's ignoring me or anything. Actually, I feel like I'm posting TOO much on the board. Besides you and Greg I feel like I'm the most active one here. Probably because I love this movie so much (and Cronenberg's work in general) and love to talk about it. Hehe. Saw the movie again 2 days ago, after a LONG time since the last viewing. This time with more insights (including the new knowledge of the missing scenes) thanks to all of you, guys. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Author: Chris [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 01:14:26 11/02/01 Fri Crow, Please, Please Post as Much as you can possibly type! We need new topics aplenty!! POST! THE POWER OF CHRIS COMPELS YOU! Chris [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Author: The Crow [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 03:34:42 11/02/01 Fri Oh, Mighty Chris, your powers are irresistible! Here are 2 major subjects I would like to write extensively about, when I find the time and concentration: 1. "The Fly" vs. "Dead Ringers" - similarities and evolution of a theme. 2. The stages Seth is going through. Here are the "normal" 5 stages of accepting an illness and mourning: a. Denial and Isolation b. Anger c. Fear/Bargaining d. Grief/Depression e. Acceptance A little bit of explanation I found using a quick search, at http://fibrofighter.tripod.com/17stages.htm and http://www.greaterswiss.com/mourning.htm [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |
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Author: Greg [ Edit | View ] |
Date Posted: 09:23:58 11/02/01 Fri >Oh, Mighty Chris, your powers are irresistible! >Here are 2 major subjects I would like to write >extensively about, when I find the time and >concentration: >1. "The Fly" vs. "Dead Ringers" - similarities and >evolution of a theme. >2. The stages Seth is going through. Here are the >"normal" 5 stages of accepting an illness and mourning: >a. Denial and Isolation >b. Anger >c. Fear/Bargaining >d. Grief/Depression >e. Acceptance >A little bit of explanation I found using a quick >search, at http://fibrofighter.tripod.com/17stages.htm >and http://www.greaterswiss.com/mourning.htm A Fly/Dead Ringers comparison would be fabulous. Dead Ringers and The Fly are probably Cronenberg's two greatest films. They do share a lot in common, although Dead ringers is much more psychologically disturbing. Great flick!!!! The Criterion Collection DVD for Dead Ringers has great Cronenberg commentary. [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |