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The Boxing Ring Revived

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7295	<i> Do you really think Gibson's intentions are malevolent?</i>	E	-	2/22/2004
7294	I have not seen the film. But given what I have read of it, why should I assume	Lazarus_Long	-	2/22/2004
7293	He also has my deepest sympathies. I am well acquainted with E and I assure you	Lazarus_Long	-	2/22/2004
7292	<i>The poor guy! </i> He has my sympathies.	The Philosopher	-	2/22/2004
7291	LOL. Actually, the situation is that sometimes I find something so strikingly or	E	-	2/22/2004
7290	<i> For me a movie is about characters and dialogue. </i> Do you ne	The Philosopher	-	2/22/2004
7289	Judy Collins did a very moving version of that on an album that came out in the	Tom Clarke	-	2/22/2004
7288	Hmmmm.....it seems I may have painted E in a rather inelegant light here. When s	Tom Clarke	-	2/22/2004
7287	<i>There is a beauty in the Mass which is hard to find anywhere else. Some	E	-	2/22/2004
7286	I have never seen it. Of course I've heard all the raves. I've always be	Tom Clarke	-	2/22/2004
7285	I just wanted to point out that there are differences among Catholics who choose	Tom Clarke	-	2/22/2004
7284	Review from Amazon: Triumph of the Will is one of the most important films ever	The Philosopher	-	2/21/2004
7283	Okay, okay, they're wacked. I haven't spent much time reading the histo	E	-	2/21/2004
7282	It is an extraordinary piece of film making. As a work of art it is a masterpiec	The Philosopher	-	2/21/2004
7281	Clearly, the CMRI is whacked. "Since John Paul II has manifestly taught he	Tom Clarke	-	2/21/2004
7280	Clearly, you've done a lot of research on this. But...but....zzzzzzzzzzzz O	E	-	2/21/2004
7279	What compels you to watch Triumph of the Will from time to time?	Tom Clarke	-	2/21/2004
7278	Come on Laz, that's a red herring. Do you really think Gibson's intentio	Tom Clarke	-	2/21/2004
7277	Clearly, some explanation is needed on the differences between the various Tradi	Tom Clarke	-	2/21/2004
7276	I see I put quotes around it but neglected to provide the link. <i>... &	E	-	2/21/2004
7275	<i>Gibson is part of the Traditionalist Catholic Church</i> There i	Tom Clarke	-	2/21/2004
7274	I read somewhere that John is a possible eyewitness. Of course, he would have be	Tom Clarke	-	2/21/2004
7273	This was also a cultural phenomenon: ihffilm.com I will scold E for pestering h	Lazarus_Long	-	2/21/2004
7272	<i> I do think the movie is a fascinating cultural development, and it wil	The Philosopher	-	2/21/2004
7271	<i>But I do think the movie is a fascinating cultural development</i>	E	-	2/21/2004

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