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Paul Ryersbach <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 6 May 1996 19:13:10 -0400
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<v01520d00adb08c5fa325@[204.177.1.29]> from "Mark Allen" at May 3, 96 09:13:17 pm
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> I was thouroughly impressed with the adaptation and view the two as two
> completely different works of art.  There were two holes in the new script
> I didn't care for much, but overall, I was hugely impressed and
> disappointed that the writer didn't receive the acclaim he deserved.
 
 
Could you please elaborate on this critique? Given that you were so
impressed with the film, I would like to know what things didn't fly with
you.
 
 
Much obliged,
              paul ryersbach
 
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