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The best book ever.
Or movie.
Or movie.
To Kill a Mockingbird
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THanks for the info about the documentary, TLH....I'll have to look for it.
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I'll be looking for it. Thanks.T.L. Haddix said:
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The documentary is great.
There are a couple of documentary/making of videos for the movie on the 50th Anniversary DVD also.
I love TKAM. Own a reading copy, a remake of the original hardback (no one allowed to touch) and the regular DVD plus the anniversary one. Maybe I love it too much ... No, not possible.
There are a couple of documentary/making of videos for the movie on the 50th Anniversary DVD also.
I love TKAM. Own a reading copy, a remake of the original hardback (no one allowed to touch) and the regular DVD plus the anniversary one. Maybe I love it too much ... No, not possible.
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No, not possible.Ann Chambers said:Maybe I love it too much ... No, not possible.
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Well, somebody has to be the wet blanket and say, "overhyped" and "not as good as was lead to believe," so I'll just say it: both book and movie are overhyped and neither are as good as their reputations make them out to be.
Also, Atticus Finch is kind of a lousy trial lawyer.
Also, Atticus Finch is kind of a lousy trial lawyer.
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I'm guessing you didn't like it?
'S'okay. Nothing is liked by everyone...there's no wrong or right about liking or not liking something. I say the same thing about peanut butter. The "overhyped" and "not as good as led to believe" part (aren't they the same thing? ), not the "lousy trial lawyer" part....
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'S'okay. Nothing is liked by everyone...there's no wrong or right about liking or not liking something. I say the same thing about peanut butter. The "overhyped" and "not as good as led to believe" part (aren't they the same thing?
), not the "lousy trial lawyer" part....Betsy
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There are a lot of books and movies I don't like that other people love, but Betsy ... peanut butter? Lucky you. I can't eat it anymore because of my cholesterol and I miss it. <sigh>JLH3 said:
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Nope, never have. I like peanuts but not peanut butter. It was a pain being different growing up and not like PB&Js, or, as we called them then, peanut butter & jelly sandwiches.Gertie Kindle 'a/k/a Margaret Lake' said:
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I didn't used to like jelly on mine. Still prefer just PB.Betsy the Quilter said:
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Love peanut butter and love jelly (except we call it jam). But the two together? I know it's a pretty traditional American sandwich, but I've never known anyone here (in the UK) to eat one and frankly I think I'd be sick - whoever though of putting the two together? *shudders*Betsy the Quilter said:
When I was younger I didn't realise what you call jelly was what we call jam and what we call jelly is what you call jello. I think!
So I used to think you were all eating PB & jello. I'm not sure which is worse!!Sorry, how did we get from TKAM to this! Back to your regularly scheduled program ......
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Yes, your jelly is our Jello which is a brand name of flavored gelatin.Linjeakel said:Love peanut butter and love jelly (except we call it jam). But the two together? I know it's a pretty traditional American sandwich, but I've never known anyone here (in the UK) to eat one and frankly I think I'd be sick - whoever though of putting the two together? *shudders*
When I was younger I didn't realise what you call jelly was what we call jam and what we call jelly is what you call jello. I think!
Sorry, how did we get from TKAM to this! Back to your regularly scheduled program ......
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Not uncommon here on KB....
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Your fault. You must now have a PB&J for lunch every day for a month. Betsy, can I get a ruling on this? Is a month sufficient?JLH3 said:
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Sorry, I can't subject anyone to that....Gertie Kindle 'a/k/a Margaret Lake' said:
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Back to TKAM.
I don't think it would be as effective in color. B&W makes the atmosphere, not only in the suspense scenes. The music was fantastic and Scout narrating was even better, especially the way she did it.
Blanking here. What was the name of the old lady with the garden? I know she was minimized in the movie, but it was interesting how Atticus made Jem read to her every afternoon
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I don't think it would be as effective in color. B&W makes the atmosphere, not only in the suspense scenes. The music was fantastic and Scout narrating was even better, especially the way she did it.
Blanking here. What was the name of the old lady with the garden? I know she was minimized in the movie, but it was interesting how Atticus made Jem read to her every afternoon
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