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Dec 7, 2018 - 4:44 PM
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kindacute
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Thank you, Adam B., for the opportunity.
1) I'd like you to count me in for the John Williams's "Harry Potter"Box.
2) I'd have liked to see many films in the theater, but I just realized that, if I remember correctly, I have not seen any black and white movie ever on the theater. How great would be to see (Johnny Weismuller's) Tarzan, Abbot and Costello, Karloff, Lugosi, "Them!", classic noir with Humphrey Bogart, the Harryhausen pics getting into color... Not to mention each and every Hitchcock...
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1.) Please enter me for Die Hard, Dracula and Harry Potter
2.) I would go see John Carpenter’s Prince of Darkness. Pure 1980s horror and dread. The movie has always scared me.
Very generous offer, best of luck to everyone and happy holidays!
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Adam, once again an amazing and generous giveaway. Thanx so much.
Please enter me for Die Hard
Star Wars at the Chinese Theater in July of 1977. Though it was released in May of '77, the energy it generated wouldn't peak until the early fall. To see it in a packed theater at a time before the multiplex would be insane.
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Merry Christmas to you Adam.
Please enter me in Die Hard and Harry Potter.
I would like to see the LOTR:Fellowship of the Ring on the big screen. I love the sword and sorcery epic. I have also read the books by Tolkien several times. Unfortunately, I had to wait for that one on DVD before I saw it.
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JAWS was a best selling book so audiences had some idea
But
RAIDERS? Holy shite. We knew NOTHING going in. There was no pre-publicity. And that title gave no clue..
So, you can imagine the thrill of that opening scene!
Brm
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Please enter me for DRACULA (a film which, incidentally, I've never seen).
OK, this is betraying my age, but I'd love to have seen THE ROBE in its initial CinemaScope run, if only to witness the reaction of the audience to the first widescreen epic, and also, of course, to have heard Alfred Newman's iconic score in stereophonic sound.
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This thread isn't making me feel old...it's making me feel lucky!
Lucky to have seen so many of the films mentioned in first run
Brm
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JAWS was a best selling book so audiences had some idea
Still, to experience the reaction of the very first audience to Williams' score, before it became an indelible "fear" signature of pop culture? That must have been something.
Yes. It was scary as hell. The whole film was great. But not something totally fresh like that opening of RAIDERS. For me at least.
Brm
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Oh man I gotta throw my hat in the ring for all three! Thank you for this opportunity!
I think the movie I would most want to experience FRESH in the first run would be Raiders of the Lost Ark. Although The Good The Bad and The Ugly would be a close second.
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