TOM WALKER -> ROY WITT wrote:
 RW>> LOL! Good one. There's a movie theater on the same grand order in
 TW> Austin.
 RW>> They show the best of the oldies on a daily basis during the summer
 TW> months
 RW>> of May, June, July, August and September. We're going up in the first
 TW> part
 RW>> of August for my birthday to watch 'Rebel Without a Cause' on the big
 RW>> screen. I haven't seen it on the big screen since my first viewing, back
 RW>> in the 50s. IMO, any of the post war movies made in B&W or Color are
 RW>> classics, right up to American Graffiti (one of my favorites} and
 TW> beyond.
 RW>> On a Blue-Ray DVD player, the latest release of King Kong is almost 3
 RW>> dimensional. Some people rave over the old silent classics, which to me
 RW>> are, yeah, they're OK, but they show how primitive the early industry
 TW> was.
 RW>> Anything made when talkies debuted is much better.

 TW> Perhaps but there is more to a Classic Movie than flashy Colors and or
 TW> or Sound Track. In the Silent days Actors  HAD to be REAL actors or
 TW> they didn't make it in Movies.

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