in the sixty minutes interview allen says he likes
the movie enough to watch over and over
http://www.engadget.com/2011/04/18/paul-allen-compares-working-with-bill-gates-to-being-in-hell/
know any other famous people with this kind of fabulous
craving
he's spent some money investing in dreamworks inc..
amougst some other hobby's
Him and Howard Hughes. Does this mean if I watch it non-stop for days, I'll get rich?
Wait, I have watched it over and over back to back....
No bucks yet.
Damn.
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About 10 years ago, I watched the 1945 version of And Then There Were None every day for a year, sometimes twice a day. Bizarre? You bet. I was actually scaring myself, but I couldn't stop. My mind just loves the claustrophobic set and the chronology of the people being killed one by one. To this day if I let myself watch that film, I'm tempted to watch it again.
shareI watched the 1945 version of And Then There Were None every day for a year, sometimes twice a day. Bizarre? You bet. I was actually scaring myself, but I couldn't stop.Now that is a different sort of compulsion. The things we do!🐭 share
I agree. One of those wet Sunday afternoon movues I can watch over and over. Love the Cold War atmosphere.
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