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[Tyler]

FWIW, Becket, Rome Open City, and Tender Mercies are all on Watch Instantly at Netflix.

I also see Stef still hasn't written his Faust blurb. Didn't we make a rule that you have to write the blurb if the movie is your avatar? I would've done one for There Will Be Blood if it had made the list.

[Thom]

tyler1984, on 05 April 2010 - 09:33 PM, said:

FWIW, Becket, Rome Open City, and Tender Mercies are all on Watch Instantly at Netflix.

I also see Stef still hasn't written his Faust blurb. Didn't we make a rule that you have to write the blurb if the movie is your avatar? I would've done one for There Will Be Blood if it had made the list.

Yeah, Stef write up Faust! And then go watch Tender Mercies because you know you want to AND then do a blurb on that.

[Greg Wolfe]

Still NINE left (9).

[Tyler]

I've got Rome, Open City.

I might not have watched Rome, Open City if I hadn't volunteered for it tonight, and watching it was one of the most powerful film experiences I've had recently.

Edited by tyler1984, 06 April 2010 - 10:48 PM.

[Persona]

I never volunteered for Faust, only three others, two of which Greg is losing faith in me for.

[Greg Wolfe]

Thanks, Tyler!!!

EIGHT left (8)

tyler1984, on 06 April 2010 - 07:04 PM, said:

I've got Rome Open City.

[Andrew]

Greg:

If no one else has claimed it, and you don't mind waiting about two weeks, please put me down for 'An Autumn Afternoon.'

[David Smedberg]

I claim "Tender Mercies".

[Persona]

I am going to release Winter Light and Day of Wrath to the forum. Somebody help me please. I just can't write about these having not recently seen them.

[Overstreet]

Just turned in Tokyo Story and The Wind Will Carry Us.

[Thom]

Persona, on 06 April 2010 - 07:50 PM, said:

I never volunteered for Faust, only three others, two of which Greg is losing faith in me for.

This isn't a matter of volunteering - it is a given - now write it! Seriously though, your writing is worth the read so I look forward to whichever ones you are doing.

[Greg Wolfe]

Andrew -- it's yours!

Andrew, on 07 April 2010 - 01:39 PM, said:

Greg:

If no one else has claimed it, and you don't mind waiting about two weeks, please put me down for 'An Autumn Afternoon.'

[Greg Wolfe]

David:

It's yours!

Thx,

Greg

David Smedberg, on 07 April 2010 - 04:10 PM, said:

I claim "Tender Mercies".

We just gained two and lost two.

Still at EIGHT (8).

[Andrew]

Again, please give us a bit of time, but my wife would like to write the 'Winter Light' blurb.

[Persona]

Andrew, have I told you lately that your wife rocks?

I will keep Day of Wrath. I promise, Greggy-boy. I would never fail you. (much)

[Greg Wolfe]

You're making me dizzy, Stef.

But, OK. Day of Wrath back to you.

Thx,

G

Persona, on 07 April 2010 - 08:46 PM, said:

Andrew, have I told you lately that your wife rocks?

I will keep Day of Wrath. I promise, Greggy-boy. I would never fail you. (much)

You got it.

Thx.

Andrew, on 07 April 2010 - 08:40 PM, said:

Again, please give us a bit of time, but my wife would like to write the 'Winter Light' blurb.

SIX.

6.

[Persona]

Oh, wait... I don't want it... Jokin'!

[Andrew]

Awww, thanks Stef! I agree, she is DA BOMB!

(We're gearing up to watch 'Winter Light' tonight, having placed all sharp objects well out of reach.)

Edited by Andrew, 08 April 2010 - 06:27 AM.

[Overstreet]

stef, you are the first person I've ever known to call the publisher of Image "Greggy-boy."

I'm not sure whether to congratulate you or slap you around.

[Greg Wolfe]

I had an old girlfriend whose great-aunt insisted on calling me "Maynard," so "Greggy-boy" ain't so bad.

AHEM, we still have SIX FILMS TO BLURB.

6.

Overstreet, on 08 April 2010 - 10:39 AM, said:

stef, you are the first person I've ever known to call the publisher of Image "Greggy-boy."

I'm not sure whether to congratulate you or slap you around.