Randall Thomasson: Other in Enumclaw, Washington.

Mine would have to be "The Game" 1997

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'Inglourious Basterds' has become one of my all time fave films. :^)

Greetings Randall, much continued success be upon you and many blessings in all that you do!

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It's funny how so many of us are attracted to crime movies and I'm the first to admit that I do love them, especially the older film noir movies. Two of my fave crime films are: 'The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery' with Steve McQueen and 'Donnie Brasco.' I think both films show great psychological effects of what crime does to those who pursue it, and even though Joe Pistone was only playing the part of a wise guy you can see the effect it had on him and his family by being undercover. But Pistone said it in his biography that the wise guys really were from another planet (how I feel about the Nazi's) and they really are nothing but a bunch of parasites.

Of all posts I want to comment on the comments under Devin Faraci's editorial, "Movies should be good". In fact the comments are more illuminating than the story in ways. In my view, it's about change in spite of the notion that a good film must have great characters and story. Whether products, lifestyle or anything else change is going to happen, like it or not. That said, I think it better if all in the community embrace the change and do their utmost to engage the audience. Because at the end of the day, it's the audience we need as much as they need the storytellers. "..and that's all I'm going to say about that.." ~ Forrest Gump