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Love Jack Nicholson! Especially in Batman as the Joker! Watched Gentlemen Prefer Blondes the other day and Marilyn Monroe was captivating to watch. As everyone knows I love Horror Movies two classics I love are The Evil Dead & The Fog.

What about "the hand" The film with the disembodied hand. Whilst I was watching the first time the door flew open and it scared me to bits! It was only the wind but for a minute I did a double take. Or the Hannibal Lecter series of films. Or the "Halloween" series!

I watched an oldie but a goody last night, Nightmare On Elm Street. Such a good film!!

Jaws. :woohoo:

The movie Interstellar will I believe eventually be considered a very important classic film because it is the only film that treats the very important subject of Interstellar Space Flight seriously. In 2012 it was announced that an artificial space warp had been created for propulsion. There is no limitation on the distance covered in time, and there are no inertial affects. The discovery is U.S. Patent Pending and the reward to risk ratio is astronomically large.

I am not the discoverer but I know him and his discovery looks valid to me. O have written an ebook on this subject titled "Intersyellar Space Flight Is Not So Difficult: Expanded New Edition. This pioneering ebook is available from Amazon.com and Draft2Digital.com if you prefer not to purchase it email me at philduke@gmail.com and it will be sent to you without charge.

This is not a scam it is all true, Interstellar Space Flight and its corollary colonizing new Earth type worlds will be reality soon. Read about it and see why and how.

Very truly yours,

Phillip Duke Ph.D.

Is this book really free from you?

Karl the answer is yes, to get the ebook free just email me at drpduke@gmail.com and I will gift it to you as an attachment in MsWord doc. I need an email address to do that.

Ebooks are read right off the screen it us easy to go to the next page electronically,and also to adjust Font size.

Best regards,

Phil Duke

Thank you very much for the free book

Philip, I just emailed you for that book you mentioned.

David

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March of the Wooden Soldiers was so magical to me as a kid. Like Wizard of Oz, it was a staple in the household and we watched it every year at Christmas when they aired it on regular TV. One of my all time faves! I do own it, but in Black and White. I personally just have never liked it when they colorize old movies. It's probably because it takes away some of the nostalgia for me. I've always loved Shirley Temple movies too and don't care for the colorized versions.

My favourite animated film is Pinnocio and the Lion King comes a close second. I saw Pinnochio when I was five years old and cried most of the waay through because I thought my nose would grow!

One of the movies I needed to watch when I took film class was Cinema Paradiso. That movie is a classic. I am sure that everyone will enjoy and love that movie. Check it out when you have time.


Here's a trailer from IMDB www.imdb.com/title/tt0095765/

Enjoy the movies!