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Message   August Abolins    Rob Mccart   films, how many of them are pretty bad..   October 19, 2025
 1:48 PM *  

Hello Rob!

** On Sunday 19.10.25 - 08:48, Rob Mccart wrote to RAY QUINN:

 RM> I lost a huge collection of saved shows when the recorder
 RM> on my Satellite TV system fried a few weeks back, so I've
 RM> been watching a lot of mostly older movies. I actually
 RM> rarely watch movies unless they are well known ones I've
 RM> been hoping to see. I always find when I'm watching pretty
 RM> much any movie they put on TV that I'm amazed at how many
 RM> of them are really pretty bad, even ones with well known
 RM> actors in them.

Look up The Killing (a kubrik film, 1956).. Part of it is like  
FBI-narration style.  Available to DL from archive.org


 RM> BTW.. If it sounds like I Live for TV, I actually only
 RM> watch TV for about 3 hours in the evening, other than
 RM> catching the news when having lunch. I spend a lot more
 RM> hours reading than watching TV.

3hrs is often 3 times longer than I ever watch tv!
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