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Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by zazzafrazz
Hey zazzafrazz! I love this thread! It's what ATS need
It was very difficult to make out what she was saying at the very end, but it did barely look like she was saying "Hear me". That's all I could make out. I had to watch that part over and over again in full screen.
Of course I could be projecting into it but that's what it looked like to me.
Thanks for the thread!
Originally posted by zazzafrazz
Originally posted by Deaf Alien
reply to post by zazzafrazz
Hey zazzafrazz! I love this thread! It's what ATS need
It was very difficult to make out what she was saying at the very end, but it did barely look like she was saying "Hear me". That's all I could make out. I had to watch that part over and over again in full screen.
Of course I could be projecting into it but that's what it looked like to me.
Thanks for the thread!
Oh hun thanks so much for popping in!! I was waiting for you to wake up from the banks of the whisky river so you could try your hand at reading her lips!
Perhaps you did see 'hear me', or project it, but I think its great, super in fact, thats what you saw, puts a new spin on things....why ask 'hear me' ? This thread just got more intriguing !
Dunn daaauunn Duuuuaaahhhnnn!!!!edit on 22-10-2010 by zazzafrazz because: To SIGN thank you to Deaf Alien!
��� Because of the problems with the film, Chaplin put it in the vault for 40 years after the initial release, even though he was awarded an honorary Academy Award for the film. In 1969 the film was re-released with a new score composed by the star, but because of the four decade absence from the screen this film is underappreciated in comparison to his other features. It is consistently funny and is well-constructed, with little of the sentiment that would affect his later films.
Originally posted by Hefficide
Could a 40 year older Chaplin have shown a bit of his wry humor in the rerelease of this film? This could point to the older "woman" and the older pictures of "Chaplin" having more bearing....
~Heff
Originally posted by Riffrafter
reply to post by maceov
I also believe that the dark wrap-around VERY modern looking sunglasses they were both wearing were not invented at this time.
Interesting point. Not sure if that's true, but it would definitely add some compelling evidence that regardless of what's going on here - it's not just some big-footed, old woman acting oddly.