Stefan Persson wrote:
> "somebody" <x### [at] ycom> wrote in message news:4a2e2473$1@news.povray.org...
>> It's been posted earlier I think.
> 
> I had a quick look.. but couldn't find anything.

I mentioned it, but I don't think I added a link and the subject line wasn't 
very good. And I talked about the politics and not the legal changes. :-)

> Your figure doesn't really say what people thought of the movie, 

When people go back to see Titanic 40 and 50 times, it's a pretty good bet 
they enjoyed it.

> So, what I ask (again) is that the product, in this case the movie, lives up 
> to what
> was promised me in the trailer. Not to much to ask for, right?

What movie are you talking about, and what didn't it live up to? I see very 
few trailers showing scenes that didn't make the final cut.

> Sure, I might not like it, but that's life. But if you market a movie for 
> being the baddest,
> most scary and evil movie of all times, you'd expect some chilling moments, 

I think that particular emotion is very dependent on the viewer. I almost 
never get even the least bit afraid at movies.


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