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From: bill@hpfcms.UUCP (bill)
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Subject: Re: Re: LADYHAWKE
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Date: Wed, 15-May-85 19:02:00 EDT
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Posted: Wed May 15 19:02:00 1985
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Nf-From: hpfcms!bill    May  1 15:02:00 1985

I guess I'm not that sensitive to romantic beauty, etc. I too saw
Ladyhawke, and thought it to be an average, predictable movie.

The connection between the wolf/man and the hawk/lady was unexpected
at first, but I suspected it long before it was revealed.

My favorite character was the boy - he was refreshing.  The romantic
climax of the movie was boring and predictable - villian is killed,
man and woman stare into each other's eyes as the music swells, etc.

I would hesitantly recommend it.  I certainly wouldn't dissuade anyone
from seeing it - there's a lot worse movie fare than this one!

Bill Gates
Hewlett-Packard
Ft. Collins, CO
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