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On Tuesday, April 24, 2012, <[email protected]> wrote: > OK... And I really don't have time to provide you with personal training. > > But that is exactly what gyms like Golds etc where average people > who work out to get in shape. > > Hence you are revealed to be puny. > > Get over it. It's not the first time. > > See how that works Bruce? > We all have our strengths and weakness. > > > ---- Bruce Majors <[email protected]> wrote: >> In really don't have time to provide you with remedial education >> >> You doubted that average people liked the film better than reviewers >> >> But that is exactly what websites like fandango etc where average people >> who are ot film reviewers vote online showed >> >> Hence you are revealed to be uninformed >> >> Get over it. It's not the first time >> >> On Tuesday, April 24, 2012, <[email protected]> wrote: >> > "Yes but your doubts and belief are not informed, in general" >> > >> > Yes but yours are. (sigh) >> > >> > "If you go to movie review websites film goers rated it much higher than >> >> paid reviewers" >> > >> > Oh well.... I stand corrected because everything should be based on what >> film goers tell us I suppose..... Really? >> > >> > "Indeed, they liked it better than the libertarian blogosphere or Randian >> >> websites, most of whom gave it a C+" >> > >> > Ewwwww. Very bad indeed. I can't even imagine the shame of a bad review >> from libertarian blogosphere or Randian websites. >> > The blogospheres and websites I follow will be mostly concerned with the >> special FX. >> > >> > And thanks for the advice because you are correct about those old adages >> for sure. >> > You might also want to consider the old adage about leaving you shirt on >> when women are present and could possible get a glimpse of your physique. >> > >> > ---- Bruce Majors <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Yes but your doubts and belief are not informed, in general >> >> >> >> If you go to movie review websites film goers rated it much higher than >> >> paid reviewers >> >> >> >> Indeed, they liked it better than the libertarian blogosphere or Randian >> >> websites, most of whom gave it a C+ >> >> >> >> http://www.philosophyinaction.com/wp/?p=5271 >> >> >> >> >> >> You might consider the old adage about remaining silent, so no one >> >> discovers how ignorant you are >> >> >> >> On Tue, Apr 24, 2012 at 6:54 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> >> >> > "though normal folk seemed to >> >> > > like it better" >> >> > >> >> > LOL... I actually doubt that Bruce! >> >> > >> >> > "By January, buoyed by what he calls encouraging DVD and >> video-on-demand >> >> > > sales, " >> >> > >> >> > How long, do you think, before it's out on DVD? >> >> > I'd like to see it but I'll probably wait to get it thru NETFLIX. >> >> > >> >> > "Director Paul Johansson, meanwhile, has been replaced by John >> >> > > Putch (a TV veteran with many episodes of Scrubs and Cougar Town >> behind >> >> > > him)." >> >> > >> >> > Scrubs and Cougar Town.... NICE! >> >> > >> >> > ---- Bruce Majors <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> > > From reason.com >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >> > > Atlas Shrugged Part I, the 2011 film version of Ayn Rand’s hugely >> >> > > influential novel Atlas Shrugged, was the result of a decades-long >> >> > journey, >> >> > > and its sole financier, John Aglialoro—a successful serial >> entrepreneur >> >> > > best known for running the exercise equipment company Cybex—found the >> >> > costs >> >> > > and troubles more than he bargained for. >> >> > > >> >> > > Official critical reception wasn’t so great—though normal folk >> seemed to >> >> > > like it better than the credentialed tastemakers, according to fim >> review >> >> > > sites such as Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes. For a brief moment even >> >> > > Rand-inspired businessman Aglialoro, new to filmmaking and brought >> to the >> >> > > business through his love of Rand and desire to bring her message to >> a >> >> > > movie audience, was discouraged. He told critics last April “you >> won” and >> >> > > said he was reconsidering whether or not to move forward with filming >> >> > parts >> >> > > two and three. >> >> > > >> >> > > By January, buoyed by what he calls encouraging DVD and >> video-on-demand >> >> > > sales, and the partnership of four other Rand-inspired financiers to >> help >> >> > > bear the production and marketing costs, Aglialoro and his production >> >> > > partner from Atlas Shrugged Part I, Harmon Kaslow, decided they were >> >> > ready >> >> > > to finish what they started. At Reason Weekend, the annual event >> held by >> >> > > the Reason Foundation back in February, they announced Atlas Shrugged >> >> > Part >> >> > > II was a go. >> >> > > >> >> > > The movie is now shooting (digitally, with Arri Alexa cameras) >> around the >> >> > > Los Angeles area. On Wednesday I visited a giant empty warehouse in >> >> > > downtown Los Angeles (near, naturally, a train track) to witness day >> 10 >> >> > of >> >> > > a planned 31 day shoot (slightly longer than Part I's 27 days, but >> with a >> >> > > far more leisurely couple of months of pre-production). This >> warehouse >> >> > will >> >> > > be Rearden Steel’s foundry and Hank Rearden’s office. In the novel, >> >> > Rearden >> >> > > invents an amazing amalgam known as Rearden metal only to have his >> >> > > industrial progress hamstrung and his property stolen by an >> >> > > ever-more-repressive state attempting to centrally control an economy >> >> > > already choking under too much government management. >> >> > > >> >> > > From the producers’ video monitors—the actual shooting set of Hank’s >> >> > office >> >> > > was too tight and cramped for reporters to lurk—I watched the >> shooting of >> >> > > two scenes in Rearden’s office. 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