[quote=L .B . Jeffries]I love De Palma's POV's like the one that starts off Blow Out also the one in The Untouchables also he's done tons of other great POV as well[/quote]

[quote=Marcellus]The POV of those insects in City of the Lost Children was also well executed.[/quote]

[quote=L .B . Jeffries]The Widescreen was crushal that's what I meant this thing refreshes to fast for me HA HA oh well[/quote]

[quote=L .B . Jeffries]Yeah I loved Duck You Sucker but man did Al Pacino copy Rod Steiger in Scarface. Great Flick thanks the widescreen crushal [/quote]

[quote=Holden Pike]Er, I meant "but", not "by".

I said butt.

*Hehehehe*[/quote]

[quote=The Silver Bullet]I'll be back.
Later.

Tomorrow. Don't know when, but I will.

Bye all.[/quote]

[quote=Holden Pike]Well I'm not going to answer you here, so nanny-nanny boo-boo.

And I loved the bullet POV in [i]la femme Nikita[/i]. It was a new little idea executed perfectly by Besson. It was very quickly overused and made irrelevant in inferior flicks ([i]Sniper, Posse, Wild Bill[/i], etc.), by that first time was a winner.[/quote]

[quote=Holden Pike]Did you watch [i]Duck, You Sucker[/i], L.B.? Whadidjya think about those great, grand, glorious heroes of the Revolution?[/quote]

[quote=The Silver Bullet]I just thought I'd do it here.
Tex.[/quote]

[quote=The Silver Bullet]One of the worst shots in a film is the bullet POV in [I]La Femme Nikita[/I].[/quote]

[quote=Holden Pike]S.B. why not address that question in the Tarantino/Ritchie thread? Remember those things above the shoutbox, the f-o-r-u-m-s? That's what they're there for, Tex.[/quote]