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MrBrian · 05-24-2001, 10:01 PM

anyone see this?

damn good movie and Kate Beckindale is damn hot...she should be a cd girl

MrBrian · 05-24-2001, 10:03 PM

er...i didnt write that...i dont think she is hot but my friend does

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UnseenWorld · 05-24-2001, 11:53 PM

I hear that Japanese-Americans are worried about backlash from the movie. I find this idea so absurd that I wonder if the complainants are on the payroll of the movie company's publicity department.

Does anyone here foresee the torching of Japanese-American's houses or the bombing of Japanese-American churches or Buddhist temples?

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Gemini · 05-25-2001, 12:03 AM

Oh golly! My old man is outfitting to go back and burn the lady that he grew up across from's house right now! She came from a family directly related to the powers that were the government in Japan during the ww2 era! Not! She did come from a powerful governmental family true. But to retaliate against folks just due to their heritage is nonsense I hope.

Maybe some skin heads or the like might be that way but I hope not.

If we are going to go that way, then I have a German heritage and alot of us are screwed when the InJuns get wound up! lol If I am scalped tonight, I have to say its going to be a ummmm Chippewha that did it! They hate my old mans tribe. lol

I find it appalling that they put Japanese Americans in camps during that war. I could understand possibly the visitors from that country, but third generation?? Sheesh. Talk about McCarthyism! (or however it was spelled)

hottshot · 05-25-2001, 08:08 AM

a memo from Disney to the cast !

Dear Fellow Cast Members:

This Friday, the Touchstone film "Pearl Harbor" will open in the United States and Canada, followed quickly by its release in most parts of the world. Because the awareness of this film is so incredibly high, this e-mail will be brief. I don't need to list the cast or give you the synopsis of the plot. I will just give you the synopsis of the film's significance for our company: Enormous (enough said).

There are no sure things in the entertainment industry, but this comes close. It better, because I've already predicted this in the annual report letter I wrote in December. And I've been on CNBC and CNN in the last two weeks proclaiming it a smash. I've been telling anybody who would listen that this will be our biggest live action film ever.

Thanks to the passion, commitment and artistic drive of producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Michael Bay, "Pearl Harbor" is truly an epic film that was made on a less-than-epic budget. This is not to say it isn't expensive, but I believe it will be profitable by Labor Day (he said, getting much too cocky!). Jerry, Michael and the film's cast and crew were incredibly devoted to this project throughout the many months of development and production. And Studios chairman Peter Schneider, Motion Picture Group chairman Dick Cook, Motion Picture Group president Nina Jacobson, president of production Bruce Hendricks and their entire team have worked tirelessly to make this a really magnificent achievement for the entire studio. In short, everyone at every level pulled together to make the best possible film.

I think that one of the aspects of "Pearl Harbor" that motivated people so greatly was that this film represented a chance to honor the veterans of World War II. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the conflict truly became a world war, involving terrible suffering and sacrifice around the globe. This film pays tribute to the men and women who gave so much in so many places ... theirs was a generation that made a difference.

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sweetjimmy · 05-25-2001, 10:16 AM

Gemini...shut up. Is there anything that doesn't offend you? I abused some insects in my backyard today, are you gonna call PETA?

And pearl harbor is gonna stink it up, unless you think Con Air is a cinematic masterpiece.

MrBrian · 05-25-2001, 11:48 AM

thats a fake email

i interned in the marketing department there and i still have lots of friends there. i've already talked to them about this and there is no such email.

btw, there are over 30k disney employees. now thats a nice little opt in list

hottshot · 05-25-2001, 12:46 PM

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Goliath · 05-25-2001, 11:13 PM

That was the best movie i seen in a long time. That chick looked like Neve Campbell, i could not figure out who the hell it was.

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UnseenWorld Confirmed User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Portland, OR, USA Posts: 5,279	I hear that Japanese-Americans are worried about backlash from the movie. I find this idea so absurd that I wonder if the complainants are on the payroll of the movie company's publicity department. Does anyone here foresee the torching of Japanese-American's houses or the bombing of Japanese-American churches or Buddhist temples? ------------------ Producer of truly original teen/young woman-oriented adult content at Wonders of the Unseen World

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Gemini Confirmed User Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: o-HI-o Posts: 7,183	Oh golly! My old man is outfitting to go back and burn the lady that he grew up across from's house right now! She came from a family directly related to the powers that were the government in Japan during the ww2 era! Not! She did come from a powerful governmental family true. But to retaliate against folks just due to their heritage is nonsense I hope. Maybe some skin heads or the like might be that way but I hope not. If we are going to go that way, then I have a German heritage and alot of us are screwed when the InJuns get wound up! lol If I am scalped tonight, I have to say its going to be a ummmm Chippewha that did it! They hate my old mans tribe. lol I find it appalling that they put Japanese Americans in camps during that war. I could understand possibly the visitors from that country, but third generation?? Sheesh. Talk about McCarthyism! (or however it was spelled)

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hottshot Confirmed User Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: AZ Posts: 900	a memo from Disney to the cast ! Dear Fellow Cast Members: This Friday, the Touchstone film "Pearl Harbor" will open in the United States and Canada, followed quickly by its release in most parts of the world. Because the awareness of this film is so incredibly high, this e-mail will be brief. I don't need to list the cast or give you the synopsis of the plot. I will just give you the synopsis of the film's significance for our company: Enormous (enough said). There are no sure things in the entertainment industry, but this comes close. It better, because I've already predicted this in the annual report letter I wrote in December. And I've been on CNBC and CNN in the last two weeks proclaiming it a smash. I've been telling anybody who would listen that this will be our biggest live action film ever. Thanks to the passion, commitment and artistic drive of producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Michael Bay, "Pearl Harbor" is truly an epic film that was made on a less-than-epic budget. This is not to say it isn't expensive, but I believe it will be profitable by Labor Day (he said, getting much too cocky!). Jerry, Michael and the film's cast and crew were incredibly devoted to this project throughout the many months of development and production. And Studios chairman Peter Schneider, Motion Picture Group chairman Dick Cook, Motion Picture Group president Nina Jacobson, president of production Bruce Hendricks and their entire team have worked tirelessly to make this a really magnificent achievement for the entire studio. In short, everyone at every level pulled together to make the best possible film. I think that one of the aspects of "Pearl Harbor" that motivated people so greatly was that this film represented a chance to honor the veterans of World War II. Following the attack on Pearl Harbor, the conflict truly became a world war, involving terrible suffering and sacrifice around the globe. This film pays tribute to the men and women who gave so much in so many places ... theirs was a generation that made a difference. ------------------ Big-Penis webmaster program x3 scripts

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sweetjimmy Banned Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Harlem, NY, U.S.A Posts: 777	Gemini...shut up. Is there anything that doesn't offend you? I abused some insects in my backyard today, are you gonna call PETA? And pearl harbor is gonna stink it up, unless you think Con Air is a cinematic masterpiece.

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MrBrian Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2001 Posts: 1,215	thats a fake email i interned in the marketing department there and i still have lots of friends there. i've already talked to them about this and there is no such email. btw, there are over 30k disney employees. now thats a nice little opt in list

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Goliath Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Columbus, Ohio Posts: 122	That was the best movie i seen in a long time. That chick looked like Neve Campbell, i could not figure out who the hell it was.