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Tom's link ought to work for the QT-less, and I'm fairly sure flea's French is up to it. (I don't know anything about your French skills, P-C, but it's glorious anyway!)
Of course, flea could also come over to my building where we have all the Quicktime a goil could ever want.
I can't use YouTube either. No Flash for some reason. Even though I tried to install it.
Now you're just mocking me with your YouTube links.
Just the teaser alone is possibly one of the most gorgeous pieces of animation I've ever seen.
Holy motherfucking Jesus. I thought you were exaggerating. But wow. They...that's all animated? Really? They didn't film real stuff and seamlessly integrate it? It's like the Uncanny Valley of backgrounds.
I am warching Once Upon a Time in the West right now, AIFG. Evil Henry Fonda is filling me with glee.
I love the hell out of that movie.
SO good. I might hazard a suggestion that it is a better film than, dare I say it, The Wild Bunch.
Once Upon a Time in the West
I watched that recently, too! Claudia Cardinale is smoking Hot.
Isn't she? And her scene with Fonda is incredibly sexy, and since she was 30 and he was 63, I found that rather amazing. It's skeevy--but the skeeviness comes from the characters' situation and not from his age. And Bronsn and Robards are terrific. The film has lots of ridiculous plot contrivances (Rich, crippled railroad owner travels with NO SERVANTS?!?) but if you take it as melodrama, it's sublime.