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There's big difference in the approach towards acting between different eras in movies. Now it's good taste when everything is as "life-like" as possible, but it didn't used to be that way. I like...

Certainly is some truth to that, my friend, yet I repeat: Talk about all-time great characters![/QUOTE]
didn't you overlook the "M" in the abbreviation BMCoAT? It stands for "movie"......

Why didn't you?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


I think the exact opposite...


I really don't think they have ever been rendered in a satisfying way... The only Shakespeare movie I personally love is...

I just noticed the bear didn't specify whose head he was banging against the wall. :unsure:[/QUOTE]

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Precisely.



Why, of course. I didn't nominate Smith because I thought he had no chance, while George did. Well, looks like I was wrong.

::sigh of relief::

(I wish you liked him more than IJ, though...)

Otter, if you're not joking this time, please watch It's a Wonderful Life once again. Really... I don't know why you rememberd the only corny moment (which isn't, in fact, as corny as that in the...

George is losing again!!!

::bangs head against wall::

...the excitement and the horse it rode in on...

guys, it looks very alarming now

anyone else who loves real movies and their characters? please?

we need more votes for George

to be on the safe side

::alarmed bear::

Precisely.