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From: sdh@rabbit.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.movies
Subject: Gallipoli
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Date: Sun, 16-Oct-83 21:18:39 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 16 21:18:39 1983
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Recently I saw Gallipoli at Drew University because I had nothing better
to do at the time.
I went in without even the faintest idea of what to expect. The result: I
was overwhelmed. The plot was OK, but the acting and camera work made up
for this tremendously. If you can bear the Australian accents for a couple
hours, and don't mind having a few tears jerked out of your eyes, grab a
hankie and seek this film out. Good stuff. I paid only a buck for the film
and in hindsight, I would have gladly paid more.      

  Oh, while everyone's on the subject, my favorite movies are:

  Gallipoli
  StarWars trio
  Raiders of the Lost Ark
  Monty Python & the Holy Grail
  The Meaning of Life
  Its a Wonderful Life
  The Producers
  Friday 13th III in 3-D (but ONLY in 3-D, with a lot of friends and as a
          comedy)






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Steve Hawley