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Kubrick tried to get a Napoleon movie done for a long time and in 2013 Spielberg took over the project to turn it into a TV mini-series.
[url]http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/films/news/the-film-that-defeated-kubrick-spielberg-to-turn-napoleon-the-greatest-movie-never-made-into-a-tv-8519485.html[/url]
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That's a pretty good imitation of a conspiracy/pseudoscience nut's homepage. "Site created with Notepad" :D
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[quote]Actually, we could have this for specific threads too! [/quote]
Also a good idea, but it seems advertising code has caused overflow condition in the site's code buffer and no new features can be coded.
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Looks more like a sequel TV series.
[url]http://deadline.com/2017/06/kevin-bacon-tremors-reboot-pilot-order-syfy-blumhouse-1202120429/[/url]
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