Herculean Platypus! wrote:Another movie for possible discussion (although this would be the fourth forum I've posted this on and no one's seen it) is The Butterfly Effect. (The Director's Cut is worth a discussion, the theatrical release is not.)
Anyone else see it?
Herculean Platypus! wrote:I've already seen this movie years ago, but I caught it again while visiting my dad last week: Meet Joe Black.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119643/
I recall liking it, but not enough to want to sit through its 3 hour running time. However, as there was nothing else being broadcast in HD, my dad & I settled for it. It was really good second time around! I don't recall being so moved by it before, but then again it's been a decade...
QL Damsel wrote:Exactly. You can't say anything else.
We went and saw "Stardust" the other day and it was a really good one too.
Two thumbs up on this end of the screen.
Madders_Ahatter wrote:As an aside, I'm all for people posting in their own style - but personally I find the cyan font color very hard to read. Is there any way I can make HP's posts easier to decipher other than the method I am currently using of copying them into word?
Madders_Ahatter wrote: Is there any way I can make HP's posts easier to decipher other than the method I am currently using of copying them into word?
ramoth wrote:As an aside, I'm all for people posting in their own style - but personally I find the cyan font color very hard to read. Is there any way I can make HP's posts easier to decipher other than the method I am currently using of copying them into word?
Just place the arrow on one end, left click and highlight the text. Whatever color it is in, it will show up very well and easy to read!
Herculean Platypus! wrote:Madders_Ahatter wrote: Is there any way I can make HP's posts easier to decipher other than the method I am currently using of copying them into word?
Alternately, you could just ignore my posts. Many members did just that and now they say they're all the better for it! ;)
systemcat wrote:This topic is starting to go a bit a stray .
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