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Originally posted by Phil Knox:
They would probable throw Citizen Kane onto the reject pile.

The greatest movie ever made!

Oh I dont know about that... certainly for its time!

Yup, everybody knows TREMORS is the greatest film of all time.

WildGravity: ??? Its time? And what sort of time is that? Where do you categorize timeless themes?

grasstains: I thought Citizen Kane was. TREMORS must be for its time as well, eh?

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Originally posted by grasstains:
Yup, everybody knows TREMORS is the greatest film of all time.

I have that giant worm movie - it's a good 'un alright.

Nard, thanks for the heads-up on the words from Mr. B himself; Re: the studio screwing things up on 451 & MC. Beaucracies and Follyhood, sinonamous! He really sounded quite hurt by the circumstances. Maybe a time has arrived to spark some desks in LA!

Mr. Bradbury really should have some advocates for fueling the projects. Might that be we!?

(I could not open the link due to filters at work but viewed it here at home. Thanks again!)

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Originally posted by fjp451:
Mr. Bradbury really should have some advocates for fueling the projects. Might that be we!?

That's what I say! Let's pool our funds and option D Wine and I'll write the screenplay.

I'll be talking to him about it in a week or so when I'm done with the screenplay fragment. I can ask.

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Frank Darabont, who scripted the now rejected Fahrenheit 451, scripted Indiana Jones #4, which seems to be on its way to filming, especially from news of this most recent item. But did Darabont flourish the pen on the final accepted script?

http://news.scotsman.com/entertainment.cfm?id=106882007
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