Then again who would believe it.

Call me Hank, it would be deeply pretentious of me to demand a "sama" from you. (Great filmmakers and their wives chide me if I even refer to them as "sensei," so the less accomplished Rocco would look ridiculous ordering people to call me by a title.) If we were speaking and thinking in Japanese, we might well have come up with different nicknames by now (I like to find nicknames for everybody I pay attention to; my use of "Mr." is sometimes a nickname in itself, since I don't know most of you guys face to face, and it makes it look like I'm being polite, which I'm usually NOT in person, just ask Mr. Hatfield, aka Tigger.) (that is pronounced Tiggaaahh by the Japanese -- yes, I am deliberately emphasizing the long A which they would use)

Heh.

sniff

NP: CHICKEN RUN (Elmer Bernstein) (I mean John Powell and Harry Gregson-Williams, but they're wittily capturing the Bernstein style very well -- not a typical Media Ventures score, this one, and composed by the two most talented, I think, of the MV boys, after Zimmer -- but WHY does it seem to require a minimum of two different people to score a movie these days? They even have separate conductors!)

[This message has been edited by John Dunham (edited 04 August 2000).]

Has anyone here ever made it--or even tried to make it--through L. Ron Hubbard's "Mission Earth" dekology? I read the first one a while ago and really enjoyed it, but I just can't make the commitment necessary to get through ten books that are each thicker than my arm.

His whole point about a literal interpretation of earth institutions making them ludicrous is made early on beat to death. I can't recommend unless you have nothing else to read.

[This message has been edited by Todd Reifinger (edited 04 August 2000).]

My, my, my!

NP: Saturday Night Live (RE-run)

...and here it's... not.

[This message has been edited by John Dunham (edited 06 August 2000).]

Of course, I've always been a rebel since I prefer cottage fries.

Darn! You're right, it does. I was thinking there were 20 posts to a page, and It wouldn't show me the updated version of the thread, so I thought...
Ah, well.
Everybody post another 20 or so messages!

NP- Animal Farm

NP: Chrono Cross OST Disk 1

NP Rio Conchos

NP - "The Last Run" by Goldsmith

NP -- Doc Hollywood, you know, I bought this used today, and there is some lovely music on it (and some horrendously hokey pop stuff -- shame on you Burwell!). Too bad most of the CD is comrised of 30 second cuts.

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