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63getelevision
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for $15.00 at FYE. I was amazed that I found it within two minutes of thinking about it. I want some of the other pre fame movies, with the really wierd plots. I can't watch the chicken $%^&ing scene, though.
for $15.00 at FYE. I was amazed that I found it within two minutes of thinking about it. I want some of the other pre fame movies, with the really wierd plots. I can't watch the chicken $%^&ing scene, though.
Alan---Go to amazon.com and type in the name of the film you want. Then select the 'used' option and you'll find nearly any Waters film. I got Multiple Maniacs through an amazon-affiliated place called vhs4less. In fact, I also search the amazon's vendors of used items for movies and music. Never had a problem with any of them. It's a good way to find out-of-print items.
The only Waters film I need to round out my collection is Mondo Trasho, which is generally considered his first film (although the shorter Hag In A Black Leather Jacket and Eat Your Makeup preceed it). But I'm not willing to shell out money the vendor wants for it. Yet.
The only Waters film I need to round out my collection is Mondo Trasho, which is generally considered his first film (although the shorter Hag In A Black Leather Jacket and Eat Your Makeup preceed it). But I'm not willing to shell out money the vendor wants for it. Yet.
63getelevision
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Thanks, Frigilux
I'll try that.
I'll try that.
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"Nothing beats when one of the characters has her head (a scratch and-sniff moment is indicated on the screen) in the oven, ostensibly to gas herself to death (Oh the mello-drama!) uhm, it's an electric oven."
Actually, Waters seems to have stolen that moment from the 1963 film version of Bye Bye Birdie. Maureen Stapleton does the same thing in that movie. It's a funny moment, though, in either film.
"Nothing beats when one of the characters has her head (a scratch and-sniff moment is indicated on the screen) in the oven, ostensibly to gas herself to death (Oh the mello-drama!) uhm, it's an electric oven."
Actually, Waters seems to have stolen that moment from the 1963 film version of Bye Bye Birdie. Maureen Stapleton does the same thing in that movie. It's a funny moment, though, in either film.
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