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To: martin_fierro

hollywood has been desperate for subject material for quite some time, this is just further proof IMHO.


14 posted on 12/29/2012 6:16:20 AM PST by V_TWIN (obama=where there's smoke, there's mirrors)
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To: V_TWIN

How about this for a Hollywood story line:

Take the movie Footloose, take Arielle’s family and move them to Chicago.

In the end, after a moving speech about morality and values from Arielle, the community comes together, gets rid of the liberal element that has turned the community into a war zone and then there is a final production number with the entire cast.


26 posted on 12/29/2012 6:42:20 AM PST by EQAndyBuzz (You can't bring something to its knees that refuses to stand on its own)
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To: V_TWIN
hollywood has been desperate for subject material for quite some time, this is just further proof IMHO.

Suggestions (wonder why Germany hasn't made films of the last two?):
1) "Under the Red Sea Sun" - An American naval officer performs miracles of salvage in the "completely destroyed" Italian naval base at Massawa, Eritrea in early 1942.
2) "Battle of the Bundu" - German officer von Lettow-Vorbeck and his rag-tag colonials fend off the Brits in East Africa and only surrenders because WWI is over.
3) The Cruise of the Ayesha - An abandoned landing party of the German raider Emden steals a schooner and sails 3,000 miles across the Pacific, through the Middle East, and 18 months later reports to the Kaiser "I report the landing squad from the 'Emden,' five officers, seven petty officers, and thirty men strong." (lost three men)

47 posted on 12/29/2012 1:14:39 PM PST by Oatka (This is America. Assimilate or evaporate.)
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