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To: epicure who wrote (33)	5/3/2007 3:29:13 PM
From: Mike McFarland	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 379

I'll be there are pretty strong opinions about narration in movies. It has come up before, though I cannot remember specific examples. Probably is considered to be a lazy way to get around problems with screenplays? en.wikipedia.org --only mentions Frontline, but imdb says he does Nova too and that sounds right. edit--Blade Runner I think is one example, Narration for theatrical release, none for director's cut? There are probably dozens of better examples, but they are not coming to me. <Twins> archetypal SI posters, I briefly thought I'd found my doppelganger the other day on SI... We ought to be able to easily load some pictures and stuff to our profiles so we can tell each other apart, ha!