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Good choice, Noms! I loved this movie too. I thought it was pretty intense. The fights were just awesome. The scenery and cinematography were so beautiful.
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You're so not alone...one of my favorite '90s. DDL is a personal fave to this day...I gotta thing for smoldering Brits. There's an idea for a thread!
The setting takes place all within my stomping grounds, though I know they filmed elsewhere. Saratoga...Fort William Henry...Albany...been all thru 'em.
The Fort was eventually rebuilt and still looks over Lake George to this day. Unfortunately, a hotel/conference center has been built around it, so some of the historical significance has been lost to commercialism. The surrounding Lake George [for King George of England] is full of shipwrecks from the French & Indian and Revolutionary Wars, otherwise known as "When We Kicked Yer Limey Butts...j/k.
There's your dose of local history for the day.
One of these days I'm going to apply myself and read the book.
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Great film, haven't seen it in years though, thanks to Noms posting the cover as it means the long awaited director's cut is here at last.
quote:One of these days I'm going to apply myself and read the book.
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Kash good to see you back, it has been awhile. Well I haven't actually seen all of this film. It is just one of those that doesn't appeal to me for some reason. I am not a big Daniel Day Lewis fan. Maybe that is why it doesn't seem to appeal to me. I do like Madeline Stowe and I believe she was in this one as well.
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Ditt on the Kash kudoes...good to have you back, even on a limited capacity.
LOTM was on AGAIN last night, so I kept cutting to it during Oscar commercials and those boring songs.
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