Re: [MOPO] A signed poster I'm fond of

[Offaleater]

I have nearly every Ted V Mikels 1 Sheet, pressbook, and other items, signed
by Ted, Also a few posters signed by Enzo Castellari and Franco Nero.
Some signed items from Tura Satana.
Have Christopher Lee's signature, Peter Cushing amongst others.

Love them, and know they are all real. All obtained by myself, except
Cushing who came via a good friend.

Ari
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Subject: [MOPO] A signed poster I'm fond of
Date: 27/09/2006 07:14

>
> I just remembered, I own a PLANET OF THE APES insert that prominently
> features Linda Harrison and has been signed by her.
>
> This is an autographed poster I'm actually quite fond of.
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[MOPO] enough? never!

[Offaleater]

Peoples, peoples
One thing I've learned running a forum (yes folks the other one, the one
where we swear and have posters that contain NUDITY - thats how we are born
folks), is that people are people, we like to collect posters, but we are
PEOPLE, there's more to our life than pretty bits of paper (as my Uncle has
said).

What keeps us together is the passion of paper, and what drives us apart is
that we are unique, individual, PEOPLE.

So... whaddawedo? We can ONLY talk posters (subjects run out eventually), we
can connect and NOT connect on many other levels, remembering that what does
connect us is-

1) POSTERS/LOBBY CARDS/STILLS/Whatever
2) And more importantly (I hope) WE love MOVIES.

S. I personally don't mind if JR doesn't like Donnie or Susan, if
Tint doesn't like me (haha - Hi Bro), whatever, my friends, I am just glad
we ALL like movies, and crap that happens, big deal, I get worse phone calls
every day in my professional life than ANYTHING I've seen in Mopo, NSFGE
(apparently not suitable for anyone with class), Style B or MPF, MPC, MPT,
whatever.

So, thanks for listening, think this is my longest Mopo post in a LONG time,
wanna fight? prob not, but if so, see ya in FIGHT CLUB (NSFGE Copyright OK?)

SO,, (those commas are for you Drak) Relax already.

Not entirely serious, not entirely in jest,

Ari - (no we arent all as humane as the croc hunter) -
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[MOPO] Testing and BEST find

[Offaleater]

All,
Ive been unable to post/receive MOPO for a while, hopefully fixed.

SO this is a test and a How do you do.

As to best find, perhaps, the Original release FANTASIA daybill, NM/un-used
i won on ebay for AU$30.

Have fun,

Ari




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Re: [MOPO] movie posters in television shows

[Offaleater]

Vintage Horror/SF in the kids bedroom in DEADLY SPAWN from the directors
collection.

Ari


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> Dawsons Creek had a lot of movie posters in Dawsons room, mostly new
movies
> and Spielberg movies.
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Re: [MOPO] Is the Heritage server down?

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Works for me,
Hope you get in Wolfgang.

Ari


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Date: 17/03/2006 08:03

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>
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>
> http://www.heritagemovieposters.com/ does
> not respond. I guess I'm not the only one having this problem? Just wanted
to
> set some bids as Internet bidding closes in some hours..
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[MOPO] WTB: To the public DANGER!

[Offaleater]

Consider anything on this title. I assume there is only UK material.

Price, Pic & condition, please.

Danke,

Ari




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Re: [MOPO] DENNIS THOMAS

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I agree Dr V, while i havent said anything on Mopo, i rarely do.
My words are in Not Suitable For General Exhibition, where we have two
threas devoted to one of the most honest, VOCAL, collectors i have ever
"met". Dennis and i never met in person, never spoke on the phone, but did
exchange emails and knew each other from MPT and then NSFGE.

His knowledge, freindship and in your face style will be sorely missed by
many.

Please anyone feel free to come and post on our forum, theres stories, pics
of the wonderful Drak666 collection and tributes.

http://p097.ezboard.com/fstylecfrm2

Worst freakin news in the poster community for a LONG time.

Ari


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Subject: [MOPO] DENNIS THOMAS
Date: 06/03/2006 07:54

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>
>
>
> IS 4 POSTS ALL WE HAD TO OFFER IN CONDOLENCES TO A COLLECTOR OF DENNIS
THOMAS' CALIBER? ANY ONE OF  US WOULD BE THRILLED TO OWN JUST ONE OF
DENNIS' POSTERS. NOT TO MENTION HE WAS A  TOP NOTCH CREDIT TO THE
HOBBY. I MUST BE IN THE WRONG GROUP  AT THE MOVIE POSTER
DISCUSSION GROUP THEY HAVE 4 PAGES OF TRIBUTE TO DENNIS INCLUDING TEARS
& POEMS. MOPO'S SAD RESPONSE  IS AS DEVASTATING  TO ME AS
IS THE LOSS OF DENNIS!!  CAN ALL YOU THINK ABOUT IS POSTERS? I CAN'T
EVEN BEGIN TO THINK ABOUT POSTERS RIGHT NOW!!  A SICKENED drV
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Re: [MOPO] MoPo's 11th Anniversary

[offaleater]

Well done Scott, quite a feat.
And I mean that, for the few years I've been here, we've seen more than
a little soap.
Keep up the good work,
Ari



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>anniversary of the first post being made via American University's
>listserv--the birth of the MoPo List.
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on
>the block, but we're still here, and still generally civil to one
another.
>That's quite an accomplishment in itself.
>
>Thanks to everyone for keeping this group alive with thousands and
thousands
>of posts since 1995... and especially to the original 11 who were there
at
>the beginning.
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[MOPO] WTB THE TERROR & Mark of the Devil

[Offaleater]

Advance/teaser style US 1 Sheet.

"WHO IS. THE TERROR?"

or regular.

Condition and price please.

ALSO always looking for more items from MARK OF THE DEVIL -
Still need
US 1/2 sheet
Italian locandina.
UK Quad (?)
Italian Photobustas.
Japanese ANYTHING (but press sheet)

Thanks,
Ari



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Re: [MOPO] What was your very first poster?

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A Dawn of the Dead Aussie 1 sheet and Martin (the blood lover) Daybill.
After that went on to Hammer daybills from a little old ladies shop.
Ari

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From: Phil Edwards Cinema Arts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] What was your very first poster?
Date: 02/02/2006 11:04

>
> Probably a stack of Universal daybills when I was 11 (in 1961)
> The guy at U-I ad sales in Sydney gave them to me and said, "and
don't
> come back", advice I never took.
>
> The guys at Paramount were much nicer and the guy at BEF was terrific.
>
> Wish I still had all that stuff now. *sigh*
>
> Phil
>
>
> Michael Danese wrote:
>
> >My first poster was an insert from Bridge on the River Kwai.  The cost
was
> >$5. which I thought was a small fortune. I still have it.   It was
about
> >1970 at an antique shop in Philly.  That did it for me.  I've been
adding
> >ever since!
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Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL

[offaleater]

Title: Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL









Didn’t the Beatles send private
messages to Charlie Manson?

HELTER SKELTER……

 

I knew those bloody Hippies were trouble.

 

Ari

 

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Behalf Of Helmut Hamm
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AM
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD
HOSTEL

 



Serial killer David
Berkovitz ("The Son of Sam") claimed he received his orders to kill
from his neighbor's talking dog...





 





Maybe we should keep kids
away from dogs, just to make sure.





 





HH





 





 





On 1/19/06, Dr Vollin Md <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

In a message dated
1/19/2006 3:12:54 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

It boils down to parenting,
people!  Plain and simple.  Any loving and caring parents should be
playing an active part in their children's lives, and should know what they're
doing and who they're hanging around with.  I do not blame The Matrix
videogame for influencing those kids at Columbine.  I blame their parents
for not knowing that their children had powerful firearms hidden in their
closet.  No excuse.  Wake the f*ck up parents, take an active role in
bringing up your children. Whatever kid gets pissed at his parents for not
buying him or her a new car has had issues with their upbringing. 
Period.  Films are not a "trigger" - there's something going on
at a deeper level if you think a film causes some kid to go ballistic.



Charlie Manson's mother
& father were wonderful loving parents. Next theory.







 





 







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Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL

[Offaleater]

Isnt it funny, depending on AGE and what you saw as a youngster people feel
what they like/remember/continue to enjoy is the "real" thing.

I know many people, some here, Forry also doesnt consider "slasher' films
and "gore' films as "Horror" films.

It reminds me of my friends and I. We as teens and early 20's into the PUNK
scene.

NOW there is "New School" Punk. WE HATE IT, we say, ITS NOT PUNK, Punk was
about certain things and these clean cut, cool kids from US Colleges are NOT
Punk - THEY DONT GET "IT". The kids say, YEAH BUT YOU'RE OLD SCHOOL, THIS IS
NEW SCHOOL. We dont get them, they dont get us.

Horror fans of an older generation, MUSIC FANS, whatever, they like what
they grew up on, they see it as real and the new stuff is not.

SO, we had from my parents generation, why do you listen to this crap music?
Listen to CREAM, those guys could play.  Exploited? They cant even keep in
time.

Now its Whats with all this Electronic junk, wheres the "real"
intruments?

I don't care, I like Horror films, and ALL genres of film, and watch
anything once and anything I like will watch again (and again) from
Experimental to Exploitation.

Ari



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Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL

[Offaleater]

Im with Erik here.

I'm sure the Pope doesnt "dash little children against rocks".

We all have different tastes and I am glad of it.

I have enjoyed Horror films of all types since i was 4 years old, and
watched more than most, from classics to cannibal Holocaust.

Strangely or not I've also been a strict vegetarian for 21 years.

Never beaten anyone up.

Anyone who knows me, knows I wouldnt hurt a fly.

BUT I do admit, i enjoy films that are hard to watch, not sure why maybe
ask a GOYA fan what they see in his works.

Death and Violence has been a mainstay of all artforms for a long time, and
I don't think its going anywhere..

Thanks for looking,

Ari

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From: Erik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL
Date: 18/01/2006 13:05

>
> People watch horror films the same reason some people ride roller
coasters,
> or skydive, or watch a sappy tearjerker: it gives them an emotional
stimulus
> they enjoy receiving. It's not for everyone.
>
> Tastes are different, and "positive contributions" may be one
thing to you
> and another to I. I'll take Tobe Hooper's Texas Chainsaw Massacre over
> Citizen Kane any day of the week. Re-Animator trounces Gone With the Wind
in
> my house. Am I supposed to feel somewhat less of a movie fan because of my
> tastes in cinema? Is the fact that I own Cannibal Holocaust supposed to
make
> me a sick, depraved prevert, regardless of how "normal" my life
is?
> I think not. What floats your boat may not work for me, bunky. Such is the
> beauty of choice.
>
> Cheers,
> Erik
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "JOHN REID Vintage Movie Memorabilia"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 
> Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 9:03 PM
> Subject: Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL
>
>
> >I have never been able to understand the fascination with extreme
horror
> > films or the motivation of those who make them. Perhaps it is just
the
> > cheap
> > thrill or a perverted form of shock value but it is all a mystery to
me. I
> > believe that, despite what some sociologists might claim, there is a
> > direct
> > correlation between violence in movies and the many violent and
horrific
> > crimes that seem to occur daily. I guess those who make these films
will
> > make money from them but it is a pity that they cannot direct their
> > talents
> > into making films that can make a positive contribution.
> >
> >
> > JOHN REID VINTAGE MOVIE MEMORABILIA
> > PO Box 92
> > Palm Beach
> > Qld 4221
> > Australia
> >
> > Website: www.moviemem.com
> > - Original Message -
> > From: "Phil Edwards Cinema Arts"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: 
> > Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 11:01 AM
> > Subject: Re: [MOPO] HOSTILE TOWARD HOSTEL
> >
> >
> >> Erik is correct of course, most most notably in his last two
paras of
> >> his post.
> >>
> >> I probably won't see HOSTEL unless it's as  a freebie on DVD down
the
> >> track.
> >>
> >> I haven't bothered to see remakes of DAWN OF THE DEAD or TCM
either.
> >> It's a matter of choice. I can think of a dozen movies that I
would
> >> choose head of eitehr of these to watch given the amount of fre
rtime I
> >> have to watch movies these days.
> >>
> >> But it has nothing to do with content, although perhaps subject
matter
> >> is an issue in making a choice, preferring an "emotional
adrenalin rush"
> >> to a more "visceral adrenalin rush". I like films that
disturb me
> >> emotionmally and promote thought about "difficult"
emotions over films
> >> that really just make me choke with a  gag reflex
> >>
> >> but in past there were films like NOTLD DEAD, DAWN OF THE
DEAD,
> >> TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, HALLOWEEN, NIKGHTMARE ON ELM STREET,
etc,
> >> etc... and they all received similar commenatry at the time of
their
> >> release as films like HOSTEL and SAW  receive today.
> >>
> >> I'm re-reading David Skal's excellent book THE MONSTER SHOW
> >> essential reading for serious horror fans as are all of David's
> >> books and guess what? The contemporary 1932 critical quotes
to
> >> FREAKS and MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE could almost be identical,
just by
> >> replacing 'FEAKS' with 'HOSTEL'.
> >>
> >> So much of this stuff has to do with changing sensibilities and
the need
> >> every few years for film makers to "revolt" against the
kind of creeping
> >> conservatism that permeates through politics and society and into
> >> popular arts (like film). Why do you think American independent
film
> >> makers did such a huge cage rattel in the late 1960s, apart from
> >> protesting another commercially-driven war?
> >>
> >> BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN and HOSTEL are likely coming out of the same
school
> >> in some ways... the school of WAKE-UP film making. They may
achieve a
> >> different aesthetic and through different means, but at least
they are
> >> honest in their (quite diverse) intentions/methods, unlike
something
> >> like

Re: [MOPO] Fw: [MOPO] Take your Best Shot ...

[Offaleater]

Hi Saul,
oops what i meant was Take the image big, but reduce to smaller for the
auction. Then keep the big one, on your computer for easy access to a larger
image if needed.

Ari

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Subject: [MOPO] Fw: [MOPO] Take your Best Shot ...
Date: 17/01/2006 11:48

>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>  
>
> Aya, two well-seasoned and outstanding
> sellers/dealers with diametrically opposing opinions. I had also been told
that
> the smallest size was appropriate for web auctions because the pictures
will
> load much quicker.  On the other hand, the quality and resolution of
the
> photos will be compromised and limit scrutiny (although, quite
frankly,
> even large photos such as those one can see on Bruce's image gallery or
Gray's
> Heritage site are not, in my opinion, particularly revealing). I suppose I
could
> take photos at 3 settings (small, medium, and large), but that could take
an
> enormous amount of time as the numbers of posters increases (not to
mention all
> the resetting on the camera).  Additional positions on either side?
Or
> compromise solutions?  Or is that it?
>  
> Thanks!
>  
> Saul
>
>   - Original Message -
>   From:
>   Todd
>   Feiertag
>   To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>
>   Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 7:17
>   PM
>   Subject: Re: [MOPO] Take your Best Shot
>   ...
>
>
>   Small (640 x 480 pixels)
>    
>   I was always told that this is the best size for
>   the internet.  That is why you don't need a real expensive digital
camera
>   with tons of megapixels for Ebay.
>   Todd
>
> - Original Message -
> From:
> Saul H.
> Chapman, Ph.D
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
>
> Sent: Monday, January 16, 2006 7:55
> PM
> Subject: [MOPO] Take your Best Shot
> ...
>
> Fellow MoPo-ites,
>  
> When you are taking digital pictures of posters
> so that you can include them in your eBay, Movieposterbid, etc.
auctions,
> WHICH SETTINGS ON THE CAMERA do you use?  My guess is 640 x 480
at a
> superfine setting, but I might be wrong on this.  Obviously,
those who
> want to hide blemishes to the poster might want even lower
settings. 
> Anyway, what are your thoughts?
>  
> Medium 1 (1600 x 1200 pixels)
> Medium 2 (1024 x 768 pixels)
> Small (640 x 480 pixels)
>  
> Thanks in advance for any
> suggestions.
>  
> Saul
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Re: [MOPO] Take your Best Shot ...

[Offaleater]

personally I take the images with the HIGHEST resolution setting. Then
readjust the size (same time adjust colour balance and cropping etc) in
Photoshop.

If you take the BESt shot first you cant go wrong, its not going to work if
you need to enlarge for whatever reason if you start small.

So i say TAKE IT BIG, reduce and save a copy - keep both vesrions, someone
might email and say HEY CAN I GET A BIGGER SHOT?

Good luck,

Ari

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Subject: [MOPO] Take your Best Shot ...
Date: 17/01/2006 10:56

>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Fellow MoPo-ites,
>  
> When you are taking digital pictures of posters so
> that you can include them in your eBay, Movieposterbid, etc. auctions,
WHICH
> SETTINGS ON THE CAMERA do you use?  My guess is 640 x 480 at a
superfine
> setting, but I might be wrong on this.  Obviously, those who want to
hide
> blemishes to the poster might want even lower settings.  Anyway, what
are
> your thoughts?
>  
> Medium 1 (1600 x 1200 pixels)
> Medium 2 (1024 x 768 pixels)
> Small (640 x 480 pixels)
>  
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>  
> Saul
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Re: [MOPO] Bidpay

[Offaleater]

I just used a site called-

www.moneybookers.com/

you can upload $$ from your bank account and send like paypal direct to the
seller account. The seller i used it for is in China, so should be available
to most countries.

No fee to put $$ into your buyer account, and spend when you need, the
commission is I assume in the sellers account.

fast and easy (although it takes a few days for the money from your bank to
reach your online account)

Ari


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Date: 06/01/2006 11:14

>
> For a long time, Bidpay was one of the only options a lot of international
> bidders had. Paypal wasn't international. I graduated to writechecks.com
for a
> while, (their fees were lower than Bidpay's), but about that time PP went
> international and all was sweet after that (and writechecks is long gone
now).
> Of course Bidpay also killed off a lot of business by no longer accepting
> MasterCard payments! Their loss.
>
> Why on earth anyone inside the US would have used it though, I have no
idea!
>
> I can't imagine life without Paypal now, though I did recently when I had
to
> send Andrija some money. Some in Europe (and Italy in particular) still
aren't
> signed up for Paypal though, which can make some transactions a pain in
the
> arse! I'd avoid them, but the stuff I collect isn't exactly auctioned by
Bruce
> every three weeks. Even better now I can accept payments in AUD.
>
> Natalie
>
>
> Quoting Craig Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > I never understood why anyone used BidPay.  It was
> > annoyingly cumbersome to use and all it was was a system
> > by which you paid a company to issue and mail a money
> > order.  If I'm going to do that, I'll just get a money order and
> > mail it myself.  I used BidPay once because that's the only
> > thing a seller in Canada would accept and vowed never to
> > use it again.  Too expensive for too little service provided in
> > an awkward fashion.
> >
> > Craig.
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Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE

[Offaleater]

Ahh Erik, haha, yeah and whatabout QT's announced INGLORIOUS BASTARDS? even
the title isnt his. (gimme Enzo ANYDAY) (one day ill watch one of his films)

and can ANYONE make 'em like Shaw Bros?  nope.

regarding Ang lee- all I have seen is-
Eat Drink Man Woman & The Wedding Banquet

Ari


- Original Message 
From: Erik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
Date: 05/01/2006 12:50

>
> Quentin F#*&ing Tarantino has made a career out of rapid-fire
gutterspeak
> dialogue and spastic, MTV-fueled direction. Ripping off entire sequences
of
> other (superior) movies and then branding yours an "homage" does
not a
> director make.
>
> Ang Lee is wildly overrated, too. Shoot me.
> Taking one of the most revered characters in Marvel history (The Hulk) and
> trying to make it a dramatic art film was a very bad choice. Crouching
> Tiger, Hidden Ripoff: been there, done that. Blowhard critics went nuts
and
> acted as if Lee had created something fantastically new, regardless of the
> fact he did absolutely nothing the Shaw Bros. hadn't done before (and
> better, I might add).
>
> Just my .02.
>
> Cheers,
> Erik
>
> ..
> - Original Message -
> From: "Phil Edwards Cinema Arts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: 
> Sent: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 9:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
>
>
> > Tarantino - 18 films.
> > So why was KILL BILL sold as "The Fourth Film by Quentin
Tarantino".
> >
> > Having one's name attached to a film as a producer, executive
producer,
> > associate producer or even screenwriter
> > does not infer that person "made" it.
> >
> > Nor does it even infer that they had anything to do with the creative
> > process at all that produced the final result... and that includes
the
> > screenwriter. In some cases it can even mean the director.
> >
> > And of course Henry is absolutely correct about Terrence Malick.
> >
> > Now, what about that chap, Orson Welles?
> >
> >
> >
> > Phil
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Henry Mazel wrote:
> >
> >> Terrence Malick - only five films, I think. Pretty damn good
director.
> >>
> >> Henry
> >> The Poster Mint
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Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE

[Offaleater]

YEAH I love FRED OLEN RAY, he still has a while to catch Jesus Franco, but
he is also about 30 years younger, so I'd say he will take it.
Unless Jesus never dies, and what with all the "excersice" he gets in many
of his films, and what with Lina he MIGHT live on and on..

Actually i just searched IMDB and heres the top list, of course this
includes TV and shorts, -

Rank Name Titles

1. Dave Fleischer 619
2. Georges Méliès 561
3. D.W. Griffith 536
4. Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson 385
5. Stan Brakhage 371
6. Al Christie 367
7. Louis Feuillade 366
8. Allan Dwan 345
9. Mack Sennett 330
10. Phillips Smalley 326
11. Romeo Bosetti 326
12. Seymour Kneitel 321
13.Friz Freleng 318
14. Bud Fisher 313
15. William Beaudine 299
16. Jules White 299
17. Chuck Jones (I) 296
18.Georges Monca 295
19.Walter Lantz 276
20.Allen Curtis 275

Ari

- Original Message 
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
Date: 05/01/2006 08:08

>
> What about that uber-genius Fred Olen Ray - who directed 45 films in the
> 90's alone!!!
>
> And, while we're talking about Step Into Liquid, found a couple of these
one
> sheets in a film festival's collection I purchased:
>
> http://www.damnthe.com/posters/arthouse/image/step_into_liquid_special.jpg
>
> Hard, glossy stock.  Really nice poster.  Bet you've never seen one of
> them...
>
> Cheers,
>
> Bob
>
>
> > if its numbers were talking, Jesus Franco has made in excess of 180
films,
> > and he often wrote, directed, produced, wrote the music, and even
acted in
> > his sheesh he has more pseudonyms than any of these directors
have
> > films.
> >
> > Ari
> >
> > - Original Message 
> > From: Andy Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
> > Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
> > Date: 04/01/2006 19:20
> >
> >>
> >> RE: Lee is unquestionably one of the great directors...
> >>
> >> I question that Phil  -  "Hulk" was such a poor
film.
> >>
> >> Ang Lee has made three good Chinese-language films, I'll give him
that,
> > But
> >> I don't think he can be classed as one of the greats just
yet.He's
> > made
> >> 10 films
> >>
> >> Steven Spielberg - Age 60, made 106 films
> >> Francis Ford Coppola - Age 67, made 66 films
> >> Martin Scorsese - Age 64, made 42 films
> >> Bernardo Bertolucci - Age 65, made 22 films
> >> Quentin Tarantino - Age 43, made 18 films
> >>
> >> These are all "Great" Directors
> >>
> >> Looks like Ang Lee has got a bit of catching up to be classed as
a
> > "Great"
> >> Director in my book
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> Original Message Follows
> >> From: Phil Edwards Cinema Arts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >> Reply-To: Phil Edwards Cinema Arts
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> >> Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
> >> Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 12:40:29 +1100
> >>
> >> I'd have to rate Ang Lee as one of the most interesting directors
I've
> >> ever met and/or interviewed. He was in Australia promoting THE
WEDDING
> >> BANQUET. At the time I was editing a local movie trade
publication and
> >> the publicist on the project invited me for a tete-a-tete dinner
and
> >> interview cruising Sydney Harbour. The distributor was desperate
for
> >> trade publicity for this completely unknown film and its director
and as
> >> the journal I edited went directly to exhibitors who took some
notice of
> >> our recommendations in the indie sphere it was decidedly with a
vested
> >> interest in their project. These things can be a drag for both
sides,
> >> but this was a  definite delight because Ang and discovered we
both
> >> LOVED movies and the way they worked.
> >>
> >> Ang was charming and completely forthright about how the film was
made
> >> on a budget of about HALF the publicised figure ("How's
anybody
> >> going
> > to
> >> want to see a film made for a hundred thousand dollars?"
he said.
> >> And
> > so
> >> the budget for this already low budget movie was
"increased"
> >> for
> >> publicity purposes. Those that have seen it, or Ang's previous
film
> >> PUSHING HANDS and the later EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN, know that he is
a
> >> remarkably astute film maker.
> >>
> >> What was fascinating... and this was only apparent later in his
career
> >> and subsequent films, was that when I asked him about what sort
of films
> >> he wanted to make, he said (albeit not verbatim without digging
out my
> >> original i/v tapes), "I want to make the best film I can
in every
> > genre.
> >> I like all films. I want to make the best martial arts film I
can. I
> >> think there is a way of doing it that hasn't been done before,
and I
> >> want to make a western..." which he did long before
BROKEBACK
> > MOUNTAIN
> >> in the sadly under-rated RIDE WITH THE DEVIL. Similarly, his THE
ICE
> >> STORM was somewhat dismissed, but I don't doubt for aminute was a
major
> >> influence on AMERICAN 

Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE

[Offaleater]

if its numbers were talking, Jesus Franco has made in excess of 180 films,
and he often wrote, directed, produced, wrote the music, and even acted in
his sheesh he has more pseudonyms than any of these directors have
films.

Ari

- Original Message 
From: Andy Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
Date: 04/01/2006 19:20

>
> RE: Lee is unquestionably one of the great directors...
>
> I question that Phil  -  "Hulk" was such a poor film.
>
> Ang Lee has made three good Chinese-language films, I'll give him that,
But
> I don't think he can be classed as one of the greats just yet.He's
made
> 10 films
>
> Steven Spielberg - Age 60, made 106 films
> Francis Ford Coppola - Age 67, made 66 films
> Martin Scorsese - Age 64, made 42 films
> Bernardo Bertolucci - Age 65, made 22 films
> Quentin Tarantino - Age 43, made 18 films
>
> These are all "Great" Directors
>
> Looks like Ang Lee has got a bit of catching up to be classed as a
"Great"
> Director in my book
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Original Message Follows
> From: Phil Edwards Cinema Arts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Phil Edwards Cinema Arts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Subject: Re: [MOPO] ANG LEE
> Date: Wed, 4 Jan 2006 12:40:29 +1100
>
> I'd have to rate Ang Lee as one of the most interesting directors I've
> ever met and/or interviewed. He was in Australia promoting THE WEDDING
> BANQUET. At the time I was editing a local movie trade publication and
> the publicist on the project invited me for a tete-a-tete dinner and
> interview cruising Sydney Harbour. The distributor was desperate for
> trade publicity for this completely unknown film and its director and as
> the journal I edited went directly to exhibitors who took some notice of
> our recommendations in the indie sphere it was decidedly with a vested
> interest in their project. These things can be a drag for both sides,
> but this was a  definite delight because Ang and discovered we both
> LOVED movies and the way they worked.
>
> Ang was charming and completely forthright about how the film was made
> on a budget of about HALF the publicised figure ("How's anybody going
to
> want to see a film made for a hundred thousand dollars?" he said. And
so
> the budget for this already low budget movie was "increased" for
> publicity purposes. Those that have seen it, or Ang's previous film
> PUSHING HANDS and the later EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN, know that he is a
> remarkably astute film maker.
>
> What was fascinating... and this was only apparent later in his career
> and subsequent films, was that when I asked him about what sort of films
> he wanted to make, he said (albeit not verbatim without digging out my
> original i/v tapes), "I want to make the best film I can in every
genre.
> I like all films. I want to make the best martial arts film I can. I
> think there is a way of doing it that hasn't been done before, and I
> want to make a western..." which he did long before BROKEBACK
MOUNTAIN
> in the sadly under-rated RIDE WITH THE DEVIL. Similarly, his THE ICE
> STORM was somewhat dismissed, but I don't doubt for aminute was a major
> influence on AMERICAN BEAUTY two years later.
>
> Emma Thompson obviously recognised in Lee his ability to undertsand the
> humanity of the characters in his work (and yes, even THE HULK has many
> people who see beyond its CGI overkill and find it one of the more
> fascinating studies of a "tormented superhero") and found him
just right
> for her screenplay of SENSE AND SENSIBILITY.
>
> Lee is unquestionably one of the great directors, and one whose range
> across many aspects of the medium of film is masterful. I have no doubt
> that BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN is right up there with his best work. He's not
> afraid of presenting confronting human emotions, and you don't need to
> see BROKEBACK to see that. Get a hold of THE ICE STORM, also a film of
> true emotional depth and issues that are never comfortable to deal with
> - both in films or in life, but often have to be.
>
> Phil
>
>
>
> Susan Heim wrote:
>
> >Wellall this talk about stickin' a needle in your eye and rump
> >rangling...I can't wait to see this movie now! And to think I was
> >just going to see it because I love Ang Lee and both the guys are
cute!
> >
> >Sue
> >
> > - Original Message -
> > *From:* David Kusumoto 
> > *To:* MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> > ;
> > *Sent:* Tuesday, January 03, 2006 1:53 PM
> > *Subject:* [MOPO] YOU ARE ALL GAY
> >
> > ** OK, I think I've had a nice one-day run at purposely stirring
> > up trouble,
> > just blurting out what's on my mind regardless of the
> > consequences.  This
> > has been a great thread.
> >
> > ** However, after reading all responses, public and private, I've
> > reached
> > the conclusion that YOU ARE ALL GAY.  That's right.  

Re: [MOPO] Brokeback Mountain

[Offaleater]

I'd even watch a film about Gay  Cannibal Slashers, so wonder what I am,
heck even wise ones would be OK.


Ari

- Original Message 
From: Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU 
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Brokeback Mountain
Date: 03/01/2006 08:59

>
> I guess this has a lot to do with how you were brought up and your
> views on homosexuality.  If you are a man who finds it
"disgusting"
> to see two men kiss IN ANY CONTEXT, then certainly you should not see
> this movie.  But if there is some kind of thought in your head that
> this is some kind of gay "porno" movie, then you have been sadly
misinformed.
>
> Another director Anthony Minghella made two movies with a similar
> "unrequited love" theme, Cold Mountain, and The English Patient,
and
> in both cases you could easily re-cast the lead woman's role with a
> man, and the movies would be little changed, except for a few brief
> love scenes that would now be repellent to some of you, but the rest
> of the movie would essentially be the same.  Incidentally, I am not
> particularly a fan of either of these movies, in large part due to
> their glacial pacing.
>
> Are some of you unaware that Hollywood has been making lots of
"gay"
> themed movies for many, many years, but until recently they usually
> had to re-cast one of the leads as a woman (or make the male leads
> just "best friends") to make those movies acceptable to
mainstream
> "straight" audiences.  Think of "Of Human Bondage" or
"Midnight
> Cowboy".  Does knowing the writers of these movies were writing about
> gay people make them any less great movies?
>
> Like Kirby I have not seen Brokeback Mountain yet, but I will travel
> quite a distance to see it in a theater (my tiny town in the middle
> of the Bible Belt will never air it).  Ang Lee is surely one of the
> finest directors alive, and if you want to see two really incredible
> movies, watch Eat Drink Man Woman and The Wedding Banquet (oh wait,
> two of the main characters in that one are gay, so I guess you should
> forget Wedding Banquet).
>
> I find it strange that some people can say, I would never see
> Brokeback Mountain due to its theme, and at the same time be fans of
> gore movies or slasher movies or cannibal movies (come to think of
> it, maybe that isn't very strange).
>
> Bruce
>
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Re: [MOPO] Cowboys are my Weakness

[Offaleater]

Umm, so  Gay Men are NOT men? whattabout Straight Men who like this
movie (or another) ?

Ive seen some blokes at the local leather bar who would be happy to show
just HOW MANLY they are.

Is goodfellas a specialist film too? perhaps only gangsters watch it.


Ari
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From: Andy Neal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU <>
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Cowboys are my Weakness
Date: 03/01/2006 07:43

>
> lol - Very good Kirby
>
> Just because someone doesn't want to watch 2 men fall in love does not
make
> them homophobic - It makes them a man!
>
> I havn't got anything against gay men or women for that matter. I'm sure
it
> is a very well made film in it's own right with a specialist audience.
Quite
> frankly I'd sooner stay at home and stick pins in my eyes than watch it.
>
> Andy
>
>
>
>
>
> Original Message Follows
> From: Kirby McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Kirby McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Subject: [MOPO] Cowboys are my Weakness
> Date: Mon, 2 Jan 2006 15:12:10 -0600
>
> From Jan 1, NY TIMES.
>
> Kirby McDaniel
>
> www.movieart.net
>
>
>
>
>
> Cowboys Are My Weakness
>
> By LARRY DAVID
> SOMEBODY had to write this, and it might as well be me. I haven't
> seen "Brokeback Mountain," nor do I have any intention of seeing
it.
> In fact, cowboys would have to lasso me, drag me into the theater and
> tie me to the seat, and even then I would make every effort to close
> my eyes and cover my ears.
>
> And I love gay people. Hey, I've got gay acquaintances. Good
> acquaintances, who know they can call me anytime if they had my phone
> number. I'm for gay marriage, gay divorce, gay this and gay that. I
> just don't want to watch two straight men, alone on the prairie, fall
> in love and kiss and hug and hold hands and whatnot. That's all.
>
> Is that so terrible? Does that mean I'm homophobic? And if I am,
> well, then that's too bad. Because you can call me any name you want,
> but I'm still not going to that movie.
>
> To my surprise, I have some straight friends who've not only seen the
> movie but liked it. "One of the best love stories ever," one
gushed.
> Another went on, "Oh, my God, you completely forget that it's two
> men. You in particular will love it."
>
> "Why me?"
>
> "You just will, trust me."
>
> But I don't trust him. If two cowboys, male icons who are 100 percent
> all-man, can succumb, what chance to do I have, half- to a quarter of
> a man, depending on whom I'm with at the time? I'm a very susceptible
> person, easily influenced, a natural-born follower with no sales-
> resistance. When I walk into a store, clerks wrestle one another
> trying to get to me first. My wife won't let me watch infomercials
> because of all the junk I've ordered that's now piled up in the
> garage. My medicine cabinet is filled with vitamins and bald cures.
>
> So who's to say I won't become enamored with the whole gay business?
> Let's face it, there is some appeal there. I know I've always gotten
> along great with men. I never once paced in my room rehearsing what
> to say before asking a guy if he wanted to go to the movies. And I
> generally don't pay for men, which of course is their most appealing
> attribute.
>
> And gay guys always seem like they're having a great time. At the
> Christmas party I went to, they were the only ones who sang. Boy that
> looked like fun. I would love to sing, but this weighty, self-
> conscious heterosexuality I'm saddled with won't permit it.
>
> I just know if I saw that movie, the voice inside my head that
> delights in torturing me would have a field day. "You like those
> cowboys, don't you? They're kind of cute. Go ahead, admit it, they're
> cute. You can't fool me, gay man. Go ahead, stop fighting it. You're
> gay! You're gay!"
>
> Not that there's anything wrong with it.
>
> Larry David appears in the HBO series "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
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Re: [MOPO] question about DEEP THROAT one sheet

[Offaleater]

Same goes for Exploitation titles from this era. Many different printers and
sizes can and did happen.

Also note I think an early Video poster for this title would be a great
collectable.
Remember many people were exposed (!) to Deep Throat via Video, and early
video posters on "good" titles are often harder to find than theatre posters
(in these days there were more theatres than video stores).

BUT I don't know what this is.

Ari

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Subject: Re: [MOPO] question about DEEP THROAT one sheet
Date: 21/12/2005 06:54

>
> On thing I can add is that X pictures had varying size posters and
> quickie (no pun) restrikes of various sizes just to get the material
> into the marketplace.  There was no National Screen-like overview of
> quality or size, etc.  Many little distributors made up the items
> themselves for catch as catch can usage.  Not to say it isn't a video -
> but this type of film - more so than regular titles - had odd runs of
> odd sizes.
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Re: [MOPO] How many poster collectors are there?

[Offaleater]

Actually I read it in the BIBLE, theres 666


Ari

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> the answer is 628 and a 1/2
>
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Re: [MOPO] WTB Hound of the Baskervilles Style A Half Sheet

[Offaleater]

AND I want a daybill for the same title p[lease (or an Aussie 1 sheet if it
exists)

Ari

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Subject: [MOPO] WTB Hound of the Baskervilles Style A Half Sheet
Date: 05/12/2005 15:13

>
> Hello all,
>
>Just another title I am searching for.  US Hound of
> the Baskervilles Style A Half Sheet.  I have a Style B
> and need a Style A.  Thanks for everyones help with
> Curse of the Werewolf.
>
> I am also looking for:
>
> Day of the Triffids -US insert and Lobby Cards
>
> Kindest Regards,
>
> Eric
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>
> ERIC HAND
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Re: [MOPO] Creature from the black lagoon poster

[Offaleater]

Hmmm-

REPRODUCTION - a replica poster made for consumer sales - possibly different
in size.

REPRINT -  a studio issued poster made for sales from studio stores,
licenced sellers, poster/movie/music stores etc. (although I've seen some
people use this term for Reissue - personally it doesnt seem right).

FAKE -  made and/or sold with the intention of the buyer believing they are
getting an original poster made for theatrical use when in fact it is NOT
(see Minty Whites).

Ari


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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Creature from the black lagoon poster
Date: 29/09/2005 16:34

>
> Yes, I feel that we have definitely entered the TWILIGHT ZONE now with
> this CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON poster.
>
> Time to clarify definitions, so let's all have everyone's definition of
> what they think are the following when referring to a poster:
>
> REPRODUCTION
> REPRINT
> FAKE
> Phil
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>
>
> Offaleater wrote:
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> >Whats amazing to me is it seems Al gets more airtime than even Bruce
> >Almighty ever did!
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> >
> >
> >>Al, you did NOT give the size of the poster. If you're going to
spend so
> >>much time replying to emails, at least make sure you tell the
truth!
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Re: [MOPO] Creature from the black lagoon poster

[Offaleater]

Whats amazing to me is it seems Al gets more airtime than even Bruce
Almighty ever did!

;)

Ari



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> Al, you did NOT give the size of the poster. If you're going to spend so
> much time replying to emails, at least make sure you tell the truth!
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[MOPO] KONG

[Offaleater]

For all - as suspected the seller was honest it seems.

heres what they had to say..

See below,

Ari

we want to thank you for letting us know we made a mistake  here , we
stopped the above auction inmediately so nobody gets hurt  except us but we
can live with it , you win some you looze some  .


We lurned something here so thank's all again and happy  bidding on
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[MOPO] FA - stack of HORROR & EXPLOITATION

[Offaleater]

Hello fellow fans of HORROR & EXPLOITATION -

looking for CUT PRICE ORIGINALS?

Whole heap listed today - username offaleater see below for links, thanks
for looking if you do.

All the best from RAINY Sydney.

Ari


New item #7540500271 - DAY OF THE DEAD Original UK Quad GEORGE ROMERO
Zombies
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New item #7540500279 - TO THE DEVIL A DAUGHTER Orig HAMMER Chris Lee  UK
1SHT
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New item #7540500290 - ZOMBI HOLOCAUST aka DR BUTCHER MD Rare CANNIBAL  Orig
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New item #7540500307 - CASTLE OF BLOOD Rare BARBARA STEELE US 1Sht
MARGHERITI
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New item #7540500315 - BLACK BELLY OF THE TARANTULA Orig GIALLO Poster
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Orig
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HERZOG
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1SHT
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New item #7540500325 - RETURN OF THE LIVIING DEAD II Original ZOMBIE 1 Sheet
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New item #7540500327 - POLTERGEIST Original HORROR 1 SHEET
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ART
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New item #7540500291 - HOUSE Original CULT HORROR POSTER
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New item #7540500306 - HOUSE 2 The Second story Original HORROR POSTER
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New item #7540500311 - PROM NIGHT Original HORROR POSTER Classic 80's ART
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7540500311

New item #7540500319 - THE OMEN Original SATANIC HORROR 1 Sheet
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New item #7540500330 - TRANSIVANIAN WEREWOLF IN AMERICA Larry Cohen RARE
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Orig
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New item #7540500347 - 2001 A SPACE ODYSSEY Original KUBRIK AU 1 SHEET Rare
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New item #7540500356 - HUNCHBACK OF THE MORGUE Paul Naschy ORIGINAL Horror
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New item #7540500331 - X312 - Flight to Hell RARE Jesus Franco SPANISH 1
SHEET
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New item #7540500334 - BEAST WITHIN  Cult GORE Original Horror 1 Sheet
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New item #7540500344 - EVILSPEAK great 1980's HORROR 1 SHEET
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New item #7540500353 - DRACULA (1973) Original UK 1 SHEET Great HORROR ART
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New item #7540500

Re: [MOPO] New British Quads

[Offaleater]

I agree, I love them, I have a few titles, the FREAKS/DEVIL DOLL, TEXAS
CHAINSAW MASSACRE, EYES WITHOUT A FACE. Superb Print quality and artwork.

I was lucky enough to get a few multiples early on, and have some available
for sale if anyone is interested.

have fun,
Ari

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Subject: Re: [MOPO] New British Quads
Date: 18/05/2005 13:39

>
>
>
>
>
> [MOPO] New British Quads
>
>
>
> Hi AlfredoZ,Yes, I would
> have to agree, those were great looking quads, but the prices we quite
high for
> what they were.They are part of an ongoing campaign by the British Film
> Institute. The BFI has
> re-released many film classics with updated prints for limited release
within
> the UK. For each film, a new Quad is designed, utilizing the classic movie
art,
> but designed with an updated look that stays true to the original art.
It's a
> great opportunity to enjoy some beautiful artwork in wonderful color and
detail
> from classic films that would otherwise be very expensive (as original
release
> posters). Some of the films have included Breakfast at Tiffanys, Some Like
it
> Hot, and Singin' in the Rain.
>  
> Although a great
> film/title, I find it unbelieveable that the Sunset
Blvd
> went for $80!  At any given day on ebay, you can pick one up for
approx $25
> from any number of dealers. I guess this is just another Hershenson
> miracle...As for the Freaks/Devil doll title, that one has been getting
> harder to find and I find the price reasonable.If you liked those, my
> personal favorite is the 2000 rerelease of Breakfast At Tiffanys, one of
the
> rarer and more expensive titles in the series. Beautiful updating of the
> original artwork.I'm glad to see these are getting some attention. I
> thought I was the only one snatching these up.
> Brad
>  
>
>
> From: MoPo List on behalf of azSent:
> Tue 5/17/2005 11:07 PMTo:
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> Quads
>
> I just won a drop-dead gorgeous British Quad  of ED WOOD at
> Bruce'sauction. I haven't seen (relatively) recent BQs, but Bruce also
> hadsome re-issues (FREAKS and SUNSET BOULEVARD in particular) that
> werebeautifully designed. SUNSET BOULEVARD went for $80, FREAKS for $55
> andI sort of regret I didn't jump for them. But these go back less than
> 5years and I wonder if those prices come from the heat of
> Bruce'sauctions or are they typical of what the market will bear. I'm
> crazyabout the handsome design of these newer Quads but have never seen
> thembefore. Any thoughts or information about
> this?AlfredoZ
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[MOPO] Fwd: [MOPO] New Movie Poster Forum

[offaleater]

Thanks Bob for the heads up to fellow Mopo-ers.
I would like to make clear that our forum is not trying to replace
Mopo, Style B or MPT, infact both Phil and I post and read on all of
these.  Its just another place with a different vibe.
Its like Movie poster talk in that its online, you can post images etc.
Its like Style B in that there may be off-topic posts that lead
anywhere.  But in just under a week has developed its own personality,
quite distinct to the others.
Also I'd like to make clear that while we are an open forum, its not a
forum designed as a place to attack anyone in particular, or any
subject.
All are very welcome to join and we hope to see some of our mopo
friends soon,
Best wishes,
Ari
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From: offaleater <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sun May 8, 2005  3:40:02  PM Australia/Sydney
To: "Robert D. Brooks" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] New Movie Poster Forum
Thanks Bob for the heads up to fellow Mopo-ers.
I would like to make clear that our forum is not trying to replace
Mopo, Style B or MPT, infact both Phil and I post and read on all of
these.  Its just another place with a different vibe.
Its like Movie poster talk in that its online, you can post images
etc. Its like Style B in that there may be off-topic posts that lead
anywhere.  But in just under a week has developed its own personality,
quite distinct to the others.
Also I'd like to make clear that while we are an open forum, its not a
forum designed as a place to attack anyone in particular, or any
subject.
All are very welcome to join and we hope to see some of our mopo
friends soon,
Best wishes,
Ari
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On Saturday, May 7, 2005, at 10:14  PM, Robert D. Brooks wrote:
Hey Everybody:
Thought I should let everybody know that our Aussie friends Phil
Edwards and Ari Richards have opened up their own poster
forum/bulletin board:
http://p097.ezboard.com/fstylecfrm2
Since people like myself, Randy Petersen and Rudy Franchi are no
longer welcome over at MPT, it's nice to have a place to go and speak
the truth about all things poster related...
Cheers,
Bob
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[MOPO] WTB French POST NUKES and others

[offaleater]

Hello,
Am after French poster for 80's Euro post nuke films.
Stuff like.
2020 Texas Gladiators.
2019 After the fall of New york.
Rats Night of terror
Exterminators of the year 3000
Endgame
Consider other formats - but I really am liking the French on this
genre.
Also after the french ISLAND OF THE FISHMEN.
Hmm What else??? well always after Hammer daybills or Aussie 1 sheets.
Zombie Flesh Eaters UK Quad
Well that'll do it for now.
Thanks,
Ari
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[MOPO] Fwd: [MOPO] SIN CITY, Violence & the human psyche

[offaleater]

Pure Exploitation, claiming anything like this.
SEE! MORE THRILLS AND SPILLS THAN EVER CAPTURED ON FILM BEFORE! etc etc.
Been here from the early days and aint going nowhere (yah!)
Been here longer than movies in fact, I know one Old Book thats a
classic of the Exploitation genre.
Books, theatre, music, sideshows and film, its easier to out SHOCK than
out THINK - and I am lucky to say I like my films smart, but sheesh I
LOVE 'em TRASHY. Usually if I want to think, or stretch my BRAIN I read
(or even better  think).
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[MOPO] Happy Birthday Mopobid

[offaleater]

And sorry it took so long for me to list there, I guess the free
listing gave me a good kick.
I found the listing process a ZILLION times easier and faster than
Ebay, as a MAC user I cant use Turbo lister, and JR is right, DONT
REALLY NEED IT on Mopobid.
Only a few listed today as user offaleater - but from NOW Ill keep em
coming, shucks.
Some bargains there too huh? I've been looking today. AARRGGHH I gotta
bid.
All the best,
Ari
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Re: [MOPO] Mickey and the Robot

[offaleater]

A heartwarming tale of lonely man and his new friend. Mickey and the
Robot is a funny feel-good short film,  with a robot straight from 50's
Sci-Fi, this simple tale of Man and his "post-dog" best friend cannot
help but put a smile on any viewers face.
Great stuff Tom, I will be sending to some film festivals and will let
you know where it screens (probably Australia and Germany)
All the best,
Ari
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Re: [MOPO] the mail wars... a long time ago in a sorting office far,far away....

[Offaleater]

Well today I sent to parcels to USA, took out my ID for them to record and
they said they DIDNT NEED IT! I said TAKE IT PLEASE cos i dont want it
sitting in limbo somewhere, so they did and attached the orange ID RECORDED
sticker.

I asked why they didnt need it and she said POSTERS ARE DOCUMENTS, we dont
need ID for Documents... 1st time Ive heard this since the post 9/11 crack
down here.

Ari

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Subject: Re: [MOPO] the mail wars... a long time ago in a sorting office
far,far away
Date: 10/03/2005 14:03

>
> Phil, you also left out the fact that we have plastic "monopoly"
money
> of many different colours!
>
> I've had to send a LOT of stuff O/S lately, this whole customs form,
> record your ID crap is a really big pain in the arse. Funny thing is
> though, none of the stuff I get from the US seems to have to go through
> anything similar.
>
> Natalie
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Re: [MOPO] Fwd: [MOPO] WHY WOULD THE FIRST POSTERS FOR A 1947 FILM BE DATED 1948 ???? (...

[Offaleater]

made in '47, released in '48




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BE DATED 1948   (...
Date: 03/02/2005 04:47

>
> Often I find titles listed on IMDB are usually off by
> a year or so for some reason.
>
> I may have a poster dated 1948 but IMDB will list it
> as 1947, etc.
>
> Beats me?
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[MOPO] GOOD SELLER

[Offaleater]

Thanks to Sharon at rememberwhenshop.com

great service, great packing and top class items.

I received a parcel of greatness yesterday and I found the whole experience
100% first class.

remember when more shops were like this?

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[MOPO] WTB - Deadly Spawn, TCM, Jano and more

[Offaleater]

Wanted to buy-

DEADLY SPAWN, US 1 Sheet – or other.
Texas Chainsaw massacre – 1st release US 1 Sheet (only)

GRITOS EN LA NOCHE (The Awful Dr. Orloff) SPANISH 1 Sheet (only)
EL DIABLO SE LLEVA A LOS MUERTOS (Lisa And The Devil) SPANISH 1 Sheet (only)
TODOS LOS COLORES DE LA OBCURIDAD (All The Colors Of The Dark) SPANISH 1
Sheet (only)
DRACULA CONTRA EL DR. FRANKENSTEIN (Frankenstein, Prisoner Of Dracula)
SPANISH 1 Sheet (only)

Other Spanish 1 Sheets, artwork by JANO also considered.

ALSO Australian paper on HAMMER films (aussie only please)

Thanks, Gracias,

Ari
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Re: [MOPO] Meeting Deke Richards

[Offaleater]

Its true (re EEgah!) - I remember being very impressed when i first bought
from DEKE we chatted and he mentioned EEGAH, and i was suitably impressed.
And just a few weeks ago happy to find the DVD for this American "Classic"
for $2

Check it out if you have the (hmm) guts.

Ari

- Original Message 
From: Roger Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Meeting Deke Richards
Date: 05/01/2005 14:47

>
>
> Re: [MOPO] Meeting Deke Richards
>
>
> I'm also a fan of Deke Richards. I'm covering one of his songs
("Bless You") on my forthcoming CD, which will probably never be
released, since I'm an awful musician. My mastering engineer/therapist says
that I should stop fiddling with the CD and just release the damn thing.
>
> By the way, Deke plays a musician in the film Eegah! I'm sorry to say that
he does not appear in any of the lobby cards.
>
> -rk
>
> From: Greg Douglass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: Greg Douglass <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Tue, 4 Jan 2005 08:35:50 -0800
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Subject: Re: [MOPO] Meeting Deke Richards
>
>
> Deke is one of the best dealers out there, marvelous material in great
condition...but be prepared to pay top dollar with the Dekester. He's also a
marvelous songwriter; he worked for years for Motown, and co-wrote some of
the Jackson Five's biggest hits, including "I Want You Back".
Interesting guy, very laid back and funny. If there's a piece I really,
really deperately need, Deke can find it.
> Greg Douglass
> - Original Message -
> From: Tom A. Pennock   
> To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2005 10:51 PM
> Subject: [MOPO] Meeting Deke Richards
>
> For Randy:
>
>  That is great you live in the vicinity and could go to Deke's place in
Bellingham. I am always happy with what I receive from Deke. An A+ dealer
and he ships so perfectly. I knew that Deke had a portrait card from
"Sayonara" from 1957. When I heard that Brando had passed away I
quickly thought of that certain lobby card. I contacted Deke and he sent it
out between many pieces of thick cardboard. The card is mint and
spectacular. I did recently frame it. Awesome card and dealer!
>
> Best, Tom
>
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Re: [MOPO] Philipp has a sense of humor and the Kusumoto/Donnie mystery

[Offaleater]

I MONSTER


- Original Message 
From: Phil Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Philipp has a sense of humor and the Kusumoto/Donnie
mystery
Date: 22/11/04 12:10

>
> I AM SPARTACUS!
>
> Phil Edwards Cinema Arts Pty Ltd
> 26 Vista Avenue
> Soldiers Point
> NSW 2317
> AUSTRALIA
> Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Phone/Fax (International Dial) 0011 61 2 49847233
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> - Original Message -
> From: "David Kusumoto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 9:36 AM
> Subject: [MOPO] Philipp has a sense of humor and the Kusumoto/Donnie
mystery
>
>
> > >But shortly after Donnie appeared, David quit MoPo, citing that
he was
> too
> > >busy to keep posting.
> >
> > >The only possible logical conclusion out of this is that David IS
Donnie!
> >
> > >2) Both their names start with "D" (and David and
Donald both end with
> > >"D's" as well)
> >
> > >3) Kusumoto and Sullivan both have 8 letters.
> >
> > You crack me up.  You're not drawing me into this one, Mr. Oliver
Stone.
> > And just what the heck is a guy who used to work at Christie's in
> Manhattan
> > doing in a tiny, almost anonymous town in Missouri?  What?  You like
the
> > "grassy knolls" out there?  Beverly Hills not good enough
for 'ya?  What
> are
> > you really hiding?  Nice try, Bruce (if that's you're real name).
> >
> > -d.
> >
> > Original Message Follows
> >
> > From: Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > Reply-To: Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > Subject: Philipp has a sense of humor and the Kusumoto/Donnie mystery
> > Date: Sat, 20 Nov 2004 09:37:18 -0600
> >
> > I was very pleased to see that Philipp both has a good sense of humor
> about
> > my humorous post, and also that he realizes that (in his excitement)
he
> went
> > WAY over the line in criticizing other MoPo members.  How nice that
he
> both
> > acknowledged the humor of my post and also that he apologized to
those he
> > offended.
> >
> > But look at the flurry of responses he inspired!  If MoPo can keep
this
> > momentum for a while, it will surely bring a few more "David
Kusumoto's"
> out
> > of retirement, and how great would that be?  Remember when MoPo
wasn't
> just
> > a daily dose of "shat I have on eBay e-mails"?  It can be
that again.
> >
> > Speaking of David Kusumoto, I have noticed something VERY unusual.
For a
> > couple of years David posted huge book length messages to MoPo.  Then
> > "Donnie" appeared, with similar book length messages, but
written in a
> > completely different style, and they SEEMED unrelated.  But shortly
after
> > Donnie appeared, David quit MoPo, citing that he was too busy to keep
> > posting.
> >
> > Donnie kept posting, but there was no David.  Then, a few days ago,
David
> > reappears (out of the blue) and announces he is ready to post again.
> After
> > one or two "David" posts, Donnie announces he is quitting
MoPo.
> >
> > The only possible logical conclusion out of this is that David IS
Donnie!
> > Consider:
> > 1) Both write book length e-mails at the drop of a hat.
> > 2) Both their names start with "D" (and David and Donald
both end with
> "D's"
> > as well)
> > 3) Kusumoto and Sullivan both have 8 letters.
> > 4) No one (to my knowledge) has ever seen them together at one time
> >
> > I could go on and on, but you get the point.  I imagine that David
will
> post
> > that he is not Donnie (Donnie will likely be silent because he has
quit
> > MoPo) and if that makes "them" happy it is fine with me.
> >
> > ALL I ASK is that David and/or Donnie keep posting to MoPo.  You
"two" are
> > just about the best things about MoPo, in my humble opinion!
> >
> > Bruce
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Re: [MOPO] Ummm... Daybills are bad... ummm, OK?

[Offaleater]

Here here…
I am always perplexed with the collector snobbery against “foreign” posters
(or at least certain countries/formats)… I always have a laugh when I get
emails from would be buyers…

“WHAT SIZE IS THIS DAYBILL?”
(I always have size clearly stated in the listing)

When I answer with the size I get…

“SORRY I ONLY COLLECT FULL SIZE POSTERS”

Hmm guess what mate?? This is a FULL SIZE DAYBILL.

I love the format, but then I’m Australian… but I also like Quads, German ,
French, Italian, Spanish, ALL of them, give me a good title and good art –
and I am happy (although most of you may disagree with what I consider GOOD
TITLE/ART).

Good news is as JR mentions there is BARGAINS for us with the taste to
collect them…. Bad news is a great poster may not get the return that it
deserves when being sold – but as we know that’s down to demand.

Lets have BUY A “foreign” poster week – all you I ONLY LIKE U.S. POSTERS
people, go out and buy one – you may be surprised..


Have fun,


Ari
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Subject: [MOPO] Ummm... Daybills are bad... ummm, OK?
Date: 17/08/04 16:40

>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Why don't people learn? You don't want to buy daybills. I know what I'm
> talking about because I've been buying them for years, picking up
great
> film titles with superb artwork -- sometimes better than the US version --
for
> great bargain prices because so many other collectors very properly turn
up
> their noses at them (along with French posters). These people know that
the US
> one-sheet is the pinnacle of collecting and that there is no point in
wasting
> their time on anything else. But still, every once in a while someone will
come
> along and wonder if they should buy some of these "daybill things".
>  
> Don't be fooled. Sure, these daybills are almost as large as a US insert
> and are super-easy to frame and display. Sure they have great graphics.
Sure,
> they are in English. Sure they have great prices. But they are from Down
Under,
> people! So don't be crazy -- go back to only buying US versions of posters
> before it's too late!!!
>  
> -- JR
>
>   - Original Message -
>   From:
>   JOHN REID
>   Vintage Movie Memorabilia
>   To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>   Sent: Monday, August 16, 2004 20:37
>   Subject: [MOPO] DAYBILLS and other
>   things..
>   NatalieThe rarity or not of daybills is not much
>   different to US posters. Whilstthere are some titles that are easily
found
>   and regularly appear on eBay,others are extremely scarce. The same
applies
>   to US posters. There are manydealers in the US and elsewhere, including
>   myself, with large quantities ofcertain good titles in either US one
>   sheets, lobby cards, inserts etc. Ihave spent a lot of time in the US
over
>   the years and have purchased a loadof material from various dealers and
>   collectors and it is often amazing tosee the quantities of posters on
one
>   title that some people have.Just as an example, I have come across one
>   dealer who seemed to have anunlimited quantity of The Mole People
inserts,
>   another had a load of Attackof the 50 Foot Woman pressbooks and over 200
>   Halloween II one sheets. I haveboxes of US one sheets and lobby cards on
>   certain average to poor titlesthat I would love to get rid of but will
>   probably take a lifetime to sell.Even the more up market material like
>   Vertigo US one sheets appear almostweekly for sale. A Vertigo US one
sheet
>   is a very desirable poster andalways seems to get a good price but I can
>   only guess at how many have beensold over the years. There seems to have
>   been one at every major auction inliving memory and most of the major
>   dealers have had them at one time oranother - same goes for Breakfast at
>   Tiffany's one sheets.  Try finding anAustralian one sheet on
Vertigo.
>   I can think of many, many, more US postersthat are kept in quantity by
>   various dealers.Many dealers are naturally guarded about what they
>   have in quantity andslowly feed them into the market, while others sell
>   off portions of theirstack to other dealers. Add that to the fact that
US
>   posters were printed inhuge quantities and many were kept in storage
long
>   after their release. USposters were also sent to places like New Zealand
>   and Canada in bulk for therelease of films there and many have survived
in
>   large numbers albeit withcensor stickers or stamps added.There are
>   only about 4 or 5 real dealers in Australia and a few more parttimers.
>   Most of the serious dealers end up with the bulk of decentAustralian
>   titles and that is why you probably see certain titles
appearingregularly
>   with some of us. There are many more dealers in the US - much moreof a
>   spread of material but still many many good titles appear with
>   greatfrequency.Titles like Dial M for Murder are near impossible
>   to find in daybill format.I have collected Hitchcock for years and h

Re: [MOPO] Eugene Hughes moved to Texas?

[Offaleater]

only because I assume the link was from someone browsing on ebay.uk

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2321&item=3831092154

same item, but ebay  in the good ol'  US of A.




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Subject: Re: [MOPO] Eugene Hughes moved to Texas?
Date: 04/08/04 05:47

>
> Wow.  I just noticed the UK!  That's weird.  ebay has
> to get this kind of stuff under control.
> Toochis
> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > Take a look at the internet address and the amount
> > of your bid.  The internet
> > address is U.K. and the price is in English pounds.
> > Yet the item location is
> > given as Houston, Texas.  Something smells here.
> >
> > claude
> >
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