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Well done that man, give him a coconut. Probably Vincent Price's finest role in the first film adaptation of I Am Legend.Originally posted by Diver View PostVincent price - The Last Man on Earth /(or Alive)?
It's still an appropriate quote for me to say to the forum at large though.
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Originally posted by Captain Jack View PostWell done that man, give him a coconut. Probably Vincent Price's finest role in the first film adaptation of I Am Legend.
It's still an appropriate quote for me to say to the forum at large though.
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Originally posted by Captain Jack View PostWell done that man, give him a coconut. Probably Vincent Price's finest role in the first film adaptation of I Am Legend.
It's still an appropriate quote for me to say to the forum at large though.
So RealityHack and Diver were also right then?
It's Deja-vu all over again!
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Well, I said Diver was right and RealityHack was wrong anyway (but on the right track). I Am Legend was the Will Smith version and he didn't say that line (just something about Bob Marley being cool and some dialogue from Shrek instead).Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View PostSo RealityHack and Diver were also right then?Last edited by Captain Jack; 28 January 2008, 10:19.Comment
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Close but no cigar. Which is just as well, as the last time Cpt. Jack gave me a cigar, it was lubricated and difficult to light.Comment
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It was an eye-opening experience though, right?Originally posted by realityhack View PostClose but no cigar. Which is just as well, as the last time Cpt. Jack gave me a cigar, it was lubricated and difficult to light.Comment
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I said that on the basis that both Diver (twice) and RealityHack guessed films that were based on the same book so they both knew where the source of the quote came from (unless the quote was never in the original book).Originally posted by Captain Jack View PostWell, I said Diver was right and RealityHack was wrong anyway (but on the right track). I Am Legend was the Will Smith version and he didn't say that line (just something about Bob Marley being cool and some dialogue from Shrek instead).
btw, I think your new TV series got off to a decent start
It's Deja-vu all over again!
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No, nothing so melodramatic. The hero's last words in the book are a somewhat low key "I know".Originally posted by KathyWoolfe View PostI said that on the basis that both Diver (twice) and RealityHack guessed films that were based on the same book so they both knew where the source of the quote came from (unless the quote was never in the original book).
btw, I think your new TV series got off to a decent start
Why, thank you. Just wait till you see what happens at the end of the series.Comment
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