i watched the Elephant Man(1980) but my Dad says it wasn't as good as the one he had seen years ago.  I looked and looked online for an earlier version but couldn't find anything.  Both my parents remember watching another movie made before this one.  So, what are they remembering?  I know there were some plays, but they say it was a movie, not a play.  Please help!
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There were two Elephant Man movies made in the early 1980s - the black-and-white David Lynch directed/John Hurt starrer that most people remember, and in 1982 Jack Hofsiss directed "The Elephant Man" as a TV Movie, starring Philip Anglim and Kevin Conway who had previously starred in the Broadway version.
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An excellent movie! Although I have seen the movie several times and am taking a class regarding the Greeks and Romans, I cannot recall any particular historical difference. You could try imdb.com
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Hey! What happened to your plays?! I enjoyed reading your skits. \n\nAs to your actual question above..lol. She probably would although I didn't see the movie.
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wow.  I thought I'd never have to hear of that movie/story again... i just had a test which had some questions on that in media analysis.  To bad I never read it... it prolly would have helped me on that test... but sorry, the movie didn't say, it was pretty much scilent... sorry i couldn't help you,  I just had to say something cause this is weird you brought it up.
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I saw it a while ago. Very funny, we laughed a lot. Nothing sensational, but if you're looking for a good entertaining time, you should def see it.
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Unfortunately it's not a good movie as what we expected.\nThe cast, the figures are all excellent. But It's not a successful movie. If the movie was really or much more sharp story as the teeth of aliens and the razor of predators, I think I can raise my two thumbs up!\nBut AVP only good in comic for the story...I collect them all from Action figures till comics.\nIf there is another sequel to come for the next AVP2, I am looking forward to watch it.
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Love this movie ! My daughter was there in the theater,she was about 4.During the scene when Tea goes to the beach to be with her father and confess she remembered being there with him as a child & The wave is coming,the theater is silent and my daughter says quite loudly "Is that her Daddy?" Tears !!!
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when a person on the movies category asks the question "we have to WATCH THE MOVIE a walk to remember for school. can someone tell me what its about, im too lazy to watch the movie." god. too lazy to WATCH A MOVIE? the school isn't even requiring that they god forbid read the book. we know the world is going to pot when people get too lazy to watch movies.
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I'm glad to see someone else interested in this film!  I've actually heard really good things about it, and i just bought it.  I'm planning on watching it later today based on all the reviews I read, which were very favorable.  On IMDB (which I consider to be a very very good resource for film info), they gave it an average rating of 7.3 out of 10.  \n\nOne of the reviewers made this comment:\n"Without revealing too much of the story, Elijah Wood's character gets kicked out of Harvard for a drug offence he didn't commit. He flies to London to visit his sister and quickly gets caught up in a small group of West Ham United supporting hooligans called the Green Street Elite.\n\nThe film does slightly glamorise the violence, but ends on a moralising note. An engaging storyline, good cinematography and decent cast performances make this a very enjoyable film."\n\nAnyway, I don't know just how violent it is yet, and it's fiction after all, but I'm really looking forward to watching it.  I'll give you an update after I've seen it.  Also, have you seen Football Factory??  Here's a snippet from the summary: "The Football Factory is more than just a study of the English obsession with football violence, its about men looking for armies to join, wars to fight and places to belong."\n\nI figure if I like Green Street Hooligans I might like Football Factory, so I might get that one, too.\n\nHere's a link for Green Street Hooligans:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385002/\n\nHere's one for Football Factory:\nhttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0385705/
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I saw this title on digital cable featured on On Demand. I wasn't sure if I wanted to watch it so late at night. But your feelings towards this movie has intrigued me enough to actually watch it this time! I have a book about gay rights and equality which I have yet to read. May even mention Paragraph 175...When I find out the name of the book I'll post here
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This movie lived on HBO back in the day. I probably watched this movie more than any movie ever.\n\nFagabeefe...LoL\n\nWatching this movie over and over again never got old. Haven't saw it in years though.
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I say go for Click!!! The previews look like it's gonna be a great movie. Over the Hedge really is for children, Garfield might be a real bomb/stinker as the first one really was & do you want to see a movie about breaking up with your B/F? lol  Click - on the other hand - looked pretty funny & had a universal (pun intended) theme everybody can relate to! Have fun!!!
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Wow, you are jsut seeing it now?? YESSSS i love that movie i think i have watched it just under a million times LOL I think it might be my favorite movie, not that i was a big Johnny Cash and June Carter fan before, but i have to admit i have become obsessed with them and that movie since watching it... i even bought a johnny cash doll (figure) not opened, and posters all not put up lol.\n\n~CHEERS!!~
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Funny you should bring that up. I just saw it a few hours ago. My personal views on the movie... Well, I though it was mostly funny. I just don't like that much cussing. I think it's kind of embarassing. Jack Black and Kyle Gass wrote almost all the songs in the movie. I thought the basic idea of the movie was interesting. And I didn't know Tim Robbins was going to have a cameo in it.
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I did see it - it was just okay, not as good as it could have been. I'll be really honest with you, it's way more of a guy movie with fart jokes, peeing in the shower, vomit scenes, etc. Larry had a few good jokes but he didn't get to live up to his full potential. I'd wait & catch it on dvd or ppv at home!! Git R Done!!
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not personally, but my parents & younger bros & sisters were on vacation last week and saw it on tv at their condo. they found it extremely humorous. i'd like to watch it, on their recommendations, but first i was thinking i'd try to compile a list of the movies that it spoofs and watch those beforehand. i think that would heighten the appreciation of the movie.