Comments on Those question marks are supposed to be quotation marks. I don't know what happened. :(
They were unnecessary with the italics anyway.
Character set encoding, I'll betcha. God knows what you're using to write these, but it needs to be in Unicode or ISO-8859-1.
Not to distract from some of the greatest movies of all time. Yay, Clint. Warning: do not play the "drink whenever someone dies" game, or you will be passed out in the yard before the credits are finished. For a Few Dollars More has a body count in the thousands, I'm sure.
Now that is a fantastic idea. I am jealous of your weekend.
I have been doing it in Word then cut and pasting it into Firefox. Maybe I should use Notepad after I do spell check in Word.
Elswinger tried to get a job at the P-I. He's just jealous of real journalists. Plus he's almost certainly short and bald, and afraid of dogs.
Happy freaky Friday!
I refuse to even touch an issue of the PI. The only way I would is if there were naked pictures of Anderson Cooper...or anyone, really.
Nothin' wrong with a lil' peepin'.
don't use Word! firefox has built-in spell check. use notepad or something else, but Word is a Slog killer.
Erica,
I'm not afraid of dogs if they are deep fried and served on a stick.
Elswinger if you like that dvd set and enjoy the soundtracks to that eras movies surf and check out these samples from moviegrooves.com. Its a sure fire way to get you in the mood and stifle boredom. too bad some tracks are only 2 minutes but sometimes thats enough to see where they were comming from the arts as musicians and filmakers worked together back in the 60s
http://www.moviegrooves.com/shop/ballataperunpistolero.htm
Can't go without mentioning the contribution of Ennio Morricone to these films. He's a frickin' genius! (macgruber!) The little music box scenes in A Fistful of Dollars are some of the most captivating musical experiences on film.
Thanks! I am a big fan of MovieGrooves. They have imported versions of the Eastwood western soundtracks, chockful of bonus tracks. In the past, the soundtrack to For a Few Dollars More has been relegated to half a CD, but the expanded Italian version adds 14 tracks (totaling 45 more minutes) of more music from the film. They also have an expanded soundtrack for A Fistful of Dollars. In the states we only got an expanded soundtrack for The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly. This is probably due to three different U.S. record companies releasing the soundtrack albums, despite all three films being released by United Artists (now MGM/UA).
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