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Joe's character vs Finn's
Charlemagne WTF??? seems Zubak is more like RASPUTIN
Seeing Zubak in her Dream/ BEETS vs COBALT MINING ???
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REVIEWS of S4 EPISODE 6
Jodie Foster reveals some **SPOILER INFO INSIDE*** Regarding Ep. 6
PREDICTIONS for Ep 6 (the Season 4 Finale)
Episode 5 (is AVAILABLE NOW for viewing on MAX Streaming)/SPOILER INFO INSIDE: /Episode 5 Trailer Explained
Ep 4: The THEME of "BEING ALONE"
ROSE: S4/Ep 4 (5 & 6)
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https://twinpeaks.fandom.com/wiki/Eat_at_Judy's
The scenes in Eat at Judy's were filmed at Eat at Rudy's, a restaurant at 558 E. Anaheim St. in Wilmington, California.
Eat at Judy's was a diner in Odessa, Texas.
You're welcome.
It's been airing all month on cable.
Have you seen THE STATION AGENT?
Michelle also has a role in that film as well (which is also a peak into the world of someone else only it also goes MUCH DEEPER into that world than this film does).
After doing a search to see which countries in Central Europe grow sugar beets, here's what was found:
[quote]Most of the EU's sugar beet is grown in the northern half of Europe, where the climate is more suitable. The most competitive producing areas are in northern France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Poland.[/quote]
and Poland.
Sugar - European Commission
agriculture.ec.europa.eu/farming/crop-productions-and-plant-based-products/sugar_en
Here's what a search found regarding COBALT MINES:
Europe’s Cobalt Supply Chain ― Key Facts | INN - Investing News …
[i]As mentioned, right now Europe mainly sources its cobalt ores, concentrates and intermediates from [b]the DRC, the world’s top cobalt producer, with Europe’s reliance on imports set at about 86 percent. The remaining cobalt is sourced domestically from Finland.[/b] When looking at cobalt mining in the EU, mine … See more [/i]
The Mountains that we see in the background of the PALACE give one the impression it might be located somewhere near the ALPS:
"The Alps form a large mountain range dominating Central Europe, including parts of Italy, France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Slovenia, Germany and Hungary."
Geography of the Alps - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geography_of_the_Alps
Since HUNGARY has a DICTATORIAL leader, perhaps the palace is located there in that country???
Bravo redban!!!
Your message is brilliant.
Very well put and insightful !!!
ANATOMY of a MURDER is a wonderful film ... watched it a couple of weeks or so ago on TMC. Also found lots of really interesting reviews of it as well. The Criterion Collection, for example, was one of them.
https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/2155-anatomy-of-a-murder-atomization-of-a-murder
[quote]the truism goes, Hollywood gets everything wrong with stunning regularity. The rare exception is Otto Preminger’s Anatomy of a Murder (1959), widely considered among the finest trial films ever made, and maybe more universally loved by law students than by cineastes.[/quote]
Here's another link:
https://the-artifice.com/anatomy-of-a-murder-art-observation/
Anatomy of A Murder: The Art of Observation
[i]Otto Preminger’s Anatomy of a Murder is more than just a film dealing with the court system: it stands as a realistic and meticulous observation of American life at the time. It was adapted from John D. Voelker’s novel that he had based on a real story in which he was the defense attorney, and Preminger was careful to depict the affair close to how the real case had been conducted. The theme of observation is developed in every aspect of the film. The director aimed to observe and depict the legal system in a scientific and realistic way. In the story, characters observe each other and all are aware that the way they appear will build a specific image of them, and will impact the way they are judged in the trial. Finally, the theme of observation is also developed in the film’s style through Preminger’s observing camerawork which encourages the audience to examine every detail in the film in order to construct their own opinion and meaning of the case, like a real jury [/i]
[quote]they brought Lisa's affair with him into the script just so the audience would question Maya's paternity[/quote]
Yes exactly. As you may recall, Ruth is also the one who FORCED Nate to marry Lisa (due to her CONTROLLING personality).
So NATE marries his former roommate who LIES to him telling him she's pregnant with his child, when she also knew Nate was engaged to Brenda.
Then he discovers the child isn't his child (meaning he shouldn't have married her especially when she also waited about 9 MONTHS before telling him that she was pregnant).
And the reason for Lisa waiting so long was probably also so Nate wouldn't count the months and figure out that he wasn't the father.
What was/were your favorite episodes???
Who were your favorite characters???
3 WOMEN is an EXCELLENT FILM.
And yes Shelly's performance is also OUTSTANDING.
Apparently people now are too busy watching BORING MOVIES with COMIC BOOK characters in them to appreciate works like this one???
You tube has it but the quality isn't very good:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3MR0VYy-kvg
Enough Said 2013 | Julia Louis-Dreyfus, James Gandolfini, Catherine Keener
Where a mask. That stuff's not supposed to be good for the lungs.
This link says to wear a respirator:
https://www.verywellhealth.com/wood-dust-and-lung-cancer-whos-at-risk-3971878#Research%20on%20Wood%20Dust%20and%20Cancer
[quote]Wearing a respirator (masks provide little if any protection and could give false assurance that you are not at risk)[/quote]
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