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To: BigBull who wrote (3876)	12/7/2002 8:28:47 PM
From: Ilaine	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6901

Lawrence of Arabia holds up very well, well enough to remain one of the all time greats. Dr. Zhivago holds up well, too, but seems a bit dated. Ben Hur, IMO, was never great to begin with. Oliver Reed was excellent in Gladiator. I did not notice David Hemming, will need to watch for him next time. I caught Blow-Up on cable a month or two ago. Probably saw it at least four times after it came out. It's held up well, I thought. But then I never had a hard time sitting through movies where nothing happens. Easier to do watching big screen TV in the living room while drinking wine -- I expect the cast and crew were stoned out of their minds during the production. Memo to Bilow: why watch a movie more than once? For me, usually, it's for the same reason you listen to an album more than once. All three movies have great soundtracks, although for Blow-up it was for the sound of the wind in the trees.