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Messages - Patti Feinberg

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Re: FINALLY!! Dr. Mabuse!
« on: April 26, 2016, 04:43:49 AM »
Woop!! Woop!!

So, my husband let me spend his $10.93 for my double feature!!

Now, in between 4-7 sentences, can someone just give me the 'gist' of "Doctor Mabuse"? Should I watch Etioper (whatev) first; since I don't know what any of them are about, would it matter?

Mini poll: and, this is for any/all versions of Dr. Mabuse. Which is your favorite? Why?

It's going to be so great to see our alums on TWO newish movies (in addition to their 'walk on part in a war, for a lead roll in a cage', to para-phrase a song).

Woop!!!!!!!!

Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Re: Bride of Frankenstein
« on: April 25, 2016, 04:25:13 PM »
The 1932 film Dracula was based upon a stage play that starred Bela Lugosi.  It was an immense hit. ... It was then offered to Lugosi.

I would have loved to see it, especially back then (with few 'special effects').

Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Re: Bride of Frankenstein
« on: April 25, 2016, 05:28:26 AM »
Okay, got the names right. I don't know why I always say Renfew instead of Renfield. (A few of you through the years have corrected me on this.) Was there any characters in the 'old fashioned scary movies' named Renfew?

Alright, watching (what I consider the 'original' Dracula), 1931/B. Lugosi.

Until the movie Van Helsing came out, I do not ever remember hearing of him. You also have mentioned the Van Helsing character (not the one w/Hugh Jackman). In OS, to me, seems like Prof. Stokes would be him, but, we're not ever actually and 'in-your-face' told that Stokes knows about Barn. This leaves Julia, who, well, we know she couldn't fight against him.

Again, 1931, and, it's been mentioned here that Lugosi never bears teeth. Were people in the 1931 time so familiar w/vampires that he doesn't have to? Or, would that have been too 'shocking' (by 1930/little earlier, there were now 'standards', which, 15 years before, it was a free for all.

Again, anyone know if either Dracula or Frankenstein was ever a stage production? (Back then I mean.)

Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Bride of Frankenstein
« on: April 25, 2016, 03:15:56 AM »
You know, I can't remember 'Eve's' first name (before she became 'Eve').

Anyway, just finished watching "Bride of Frankenstein".

In one scene, Dr. Pretorius is wearing, what looks to me, is a yarmulke. To me, Pretorius sounds Greek.

Next, in the beginning, it notes that it's based on M. Shelley's 1816 Frankenstein. 1816!!!

Was it ever on stage (prior to the movie)? And, why wasn't it based during 1816 (I'm assuming the novel does; the movie seems like early 1900s)?

Next, Henry Frankenstein is played by Colin Clive. Wasn't he Renfrew (or whoever) in "Dracula"?

And, Frankenstein is played by Colin Clive, the Burgomaster is played by E. E. Clive; Hans' wife is played by Mary Gordon, Lord Byron is played by Gavin Gordon. Does anyone know if these peoples are related?

It states Karl is played by Dwight Frye....I'm pretty sure I know that name from "Dracula" (which I'm getting ready to watch).

So cool that I can mention these, as they were 'covered' in DS!

Patti

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Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Re: <OT Dr. Faustus
« on: April 23, 2016, 04:37:25 AM »
Well, I read Dr. Faustus, then watched the R. Burton movie.

There were a few things *out of order*, but, on other parts, I had my phone (w/Kindle book), and it was verbatim.

I just didn't understand the background; it was EXTREMELY reminiscent of a Vincent Price/EA Poe flick.

Wagoner is mentioned, but not Doc's other friend.

Mephistopilies is played brilliantly, IMHO.

Patti

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Garth Blackwood
 hope your Saturday birthday is filled with fun & merriment!!

Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Re: FINALLY!! Dr. Mabuse!
« on: April 23, 2016, 03:51:40 AM »
I'm getting quite worried, because I still haven't received my copy.

Again, as I posted, I knew is wasn't out until 4/11, but that's 10 days now....

Patti

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PS Quickly went to Oldiesdotcom or whatever; there's my order, it said I needed to call it in?? I asked why they hadn't contacted me....I've been to the site a few times since the order, I hadn't seen this before.

KMR...may I ask how much you paid, and, did you get both movies?

Thanks,

Patti

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Testing. 1, 2, 3... / Re: OT<Weird Message
« on: April 22, 2016, 05:45:35 AM »
No....I haven't ever watched it yet.

On subject (somewhat), did you ever figure out why I couldn't login to here at my work?

Thanks dahling,

Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Re: Burnt Offerings on TCM
« on: April 20, 2016, 05:30:27 PM »
Gerard....my girlfriend & I saw it in theatres also. IIRC, there was a station wagon. Every time we saw one (in our Levitt-style suburbs), we'd freak out!!!

Patti

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Current Talk '16 I / Re: Discuss - Ep #1035
« on: April 20, 2016, 05:54:19 AM »
Umm, didn't any of the PT characters ever hear of or read, Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde?

Seriously....

Doesn't Quentin see any pattern of 'badness'? (Which, to be fair, he could start wondering about Barnabas; fairly close on the timeline.)

and gets two, two, two victims in one
  [ghost_cheesy]

Patti

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Testing. 1, 2, 3... / OT<Weird Message
« on: April 20, 2016, 04:53:26 AM »
MB (or anyone else). I had set up TNT to watch on my phone. I received an email saying someone had asked  (for me to) reset my password, but if I hadn't, just disregard. I typed in a new one, & I got this message:

Request error: Invalid argument: passwordResetToken parsing failed - Invalid argument: regToken is not of correct type(error code:400)


Qu'est ce c'est?
Huh?

Speak American people!!!

(Yes, I said American. I say we speak a dialect of English, called American. I've never put the pram in the boot, capice? Yo Yo, I'm outy!!)

Patti

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Calendar Events / Announcements '16 I / Happy Birthday MsPeel007
« on: April 13, 2016, 06:10:43 PM »
Have a very Happy Birthday MsPeel007!!

  [banana2] [banana]

Patti

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Thanks all.

I had heard YouTube was going to start charging; I wouldn't know how to pay them.
Not even through PayPal....who can (*^&7 themselves BTW  [ghost_mad] [ghost_mad]

Patti

dom....lololol love ya honey

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Kinda OT, but, on "Supernatural", the bros are taking a mini-vacation. They're supposed to be in Hollywood on a tourist drive.
The driver says, "And on your right, you'll see where 'Gilmore Girl' was filmed".
Then, when ride is over, Sam says, "Kinda cold for Hollywood", to which Dean replies, "Yeah, more like Canada", which is where bot GG & SN are/were filmed.

Patti