[quote=""SonjaMarie""]Is Spamalot on DVD, I can't find it at Netflix.
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It is not on the Netflix, and I can't find it online. Not sure about the DVD.
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[quote=""DianeL""]In the world of this actual thread, I did finally finish the reboot of Battlestar Galactica. A lot of people seemed to reject the way it ended, but I will have to confess I don't understand what there might have been to protest. A couple of thoughts here.[/quote]
My beef was the triteness of the ending. For those who haven't seen the show and still want to, I'll put the rest of my comments in spoiler mode.
My beef was the triteness of the ending. For those who haven't seen the show and still want to, I'll put the rest of my comments in spoiler mode.
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[quote=""fljustice""]My beef was the triteness of the ending. For those who haven't seen the show and still want to, I'll put the rest of my comments in spoiler mode.
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My question, though, which is what the post was about, is ... what other options did BSG have? The entire series was a promise to get us to an ending. The ending may have been, as I put it at the blog, a "money shot" (predictable), but it was really the only way they could have *ended* - anything else would have necessitated the continuation of war in one form or another. More to the point, the entire show is a not at all subtly dropped hint TO your option 2. I can't conceive how could have taken that out of the equation and ended honestly.
[quote=""Nefret""]Did you like it? I'm going to try Spamalot now.[/quote]
Oh, my queue is so full, I've added it but not watched it yet.
My question, though, which is what the post was about, is ... what other options did BSG have? The entire series was a promise to get us to an ending. The ending may have been, as I put it at the blog, a "money shot" (predictable), but it was really the only way they could have *ended* - anything else would have necessitated the continuation of war in one form or another. More to the point, the entire show is a not at all subtly dropped hint TO your option 2. I can't conceive how could have taken that out of the equation and ended honestly.
[quote=""Nefret""]Did you like it? I'm going to try Spamalot now.[/quote]
Oh, my queue is so full, I've added it but not watched it yet.
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Are you talking about "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" or the musical "Spamalot" cause that's not on DVD.
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But that's not on DVD, I'm so confuzzled!
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[quote=""SonjaMarie""]But that's not on DVD, I'm so confuzzled!
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I wish it was. I was trying to find it.
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I wish it was. I was trying to find it.
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"Dead Again", great movie.
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Hysteria, based on a play, based on "true events"--the invention of the vibrator in 1880 London. Lots of cheap laughs as our young hero doctor learns how to apply "massage" to ladies suffering from a wandering uterus to bring on a "paroxysm' which stabilizes the offending organ. Fun but predictable movie.
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SM you're inspiring me to see it ... again. Heh.
Faith, I actually have that scene in my WIP taking place in the early 4th century! In my time period, actually administering the treatment would have been beneath a physician, so the helping hand is that of a midwife/nurse.
Ahh, hysteria. And its time-tested ... erm ... remedies.
Faith, I actually have that scene in my WIP taking place in the early 4th century! In my time period, actually administering the treatment would have been beneath a physician, so the helping hand is that of a midwife/nurse.
Ahh, hysteria. And its time-tested ... erm ... remedies.
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