Hello there everyone....what game are you playing now?
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Lifecrafter
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written Saturday, September 6 2003 16:53
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Sorry. It's not normal for me to botch up a preview like that. According to my Video Movie Guide 2001 by Mick Martin and Marsha Porter, the movie I am referring to was made in 1974 and was called, "Murder On the Orient Express". It is an adaptation of an Agatha Christie book. As for who played Hercule Poirot, many many people have played this character. In this movie, he was played by Albert Finney. If there was another Murder On the Orient Express movie that was made recently, then I don't know anything about it. My movie guide shows only one movie with that title. Though, a movie with the same title good have been made after my movie guide was published. I haven't watched very many movies made after the year 2000. Most of the ones made these days are rather dull to me. Very few of them interest me anymore. Well, excuse me. Sorry if I spelled that word incorrectly. You are the first person to ever point that out to me. I have always spelled it that way, and no one has ever said anything about it before. So I changed the sentence. Bye. [ Saturday, September 06, 2003 20:42: Message edited by: Murder, She Wrote ] -------------------- Mrs. Peacock: "Everything all right?" Colonel Mustard: "Yep. Two Corpses. Everything's fine." "Keep your wits about you, the game is afoot!!" - Sherlock Holmes Posts: 935 | Registered: Friday, August 8 2003 07:00 |
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Babelicious
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written Saturday, September 6 2003 19:55
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MSW: Perhaps if you read more, you would know that "pique" is spelled "pique." OLotU: I saw the new Orient Express. It was a TV movie, if I recall correctly; it was a travesty. The only man in this entire universe suited to play everyone's favorite Belgian detective is David Suchet, who played Poirot on PBS's Mystery series. (They still play them on A&E, if you've cable.) Short, struts around like a pigeon. Looks like a penguin. Machiavelli: Brave New World is one of my favorite books. Posts: 999 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00 |
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Shock Trooper
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written Saturday, September 6 2003 20:18
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How did the topic change from, "what book are you reading now", to, "what game are you playing now". [ Saturday, September 06, 2003 20:20: Message edited by: Xan Kreigor ] -------------------- "It's cool to be a robot." Scud "Half human, half robot, all Sicilian." Tony Tastey "|||| ||| |||| ||| ||| |||||?!? Drywall "I'm calm.....GET THE HELL AWAY FROM ME." Don Vito Posts: 383 | Registered: Friday, June 6 2003 07:00 |
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Bob's Big Date
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written Saturday, September 6 2003 20:23
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Uranusalien failing to grasp the responsibility posed by starting a topic. -------------------- In a word, gay. --Bob the Impaler Posts: 2367 | Registered: Friday, June 27 2003 07:00 |
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Lifecrafter
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written Wednesday, September 10 2003 13:13
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Suchet was the one I was thinking of. (for Poirot) and the TV Orient Express was the one I had seen. The Poirot series did a good thing with that music. M8: that still didn't cut it for me. and in response to the new title: I am playing Moria: an ASCII rogue-like dungeon crawl. (just to be trebly (triply, but more gramatically correct, but less correct spellingly) *I think this post deserves something special and when I think of it I will give it to it.* -------------------- Tip of the Day: #13 Stand clear the closing door. That's treason. (THNIK)(Peculiar James, FP productions co, inc) Posts: 816 | Registered: Friday, October 5 2001 07:00 |