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John H. Crawford
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From: Carbondale Illinois USA
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Another one- Six Pack with Kenny Rogers.

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Gordon McLeod
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Pirates
Dark Star
Xanadu
Raise the Titanic
Last Action Hero
Drive In

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Monte L Fullmer
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Do we remember Terry Gilliam's epic clinker, "Adventures of Baron Munchausen"-1988 that went way over budget,over schedule (LA Times had a pretty big writeup during the making of this movie on how it was quite the film to produce), rarely was booked here in the states, about busted Columbia, and yet, loaded with that all-star cast?

Granted, "Brazil" - 1985 from Gilliam three years earlier was a classic from Universal.

-Monte

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Brian Michael Weidemann
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Has there EVER been a Gilliam film that DIDN'T go over schedule, budget, and have loads of drama surrounding production? His greatest film-that-never-was was that Don Quixote thing, with Johnny Depp, I think. I never saw it, but the documentary film covering the behind-the-scenes of that fiasco is quite a tour-de-force on its own, so I hear.

Ah, yes, Baron Munchausen. I remember that one. Vaguely. I loved Brazil. I think 12 Monkeys is my favorite Gilliam, however. Not sure if that one counts as unsuccessful, though. I mean, Bruce Willis & Brad Pitt's presence kept it in theatres for an adequate run, right? I don't remember.

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