Famous Alien Abduction Report Heads to the Big Screen
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 19, 2015 07:33 PM)
by mikekaraoke23
(Sat Sep 19 2015 01:18:07)
Well have you actually read the link, then you would see and respond like who will be writing it,Producing it, What company is financing it etc- well known people
I did read the link and my thoughts were: "What does it have to do with
Roswell (1999)
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JRichardSingleton — 10 years ago(September 19, 2015 01:14 PM)
The problem is there was no evidence beyond their testimony. meanwhile they recovered memories thru hypnosis. Hypnosis is probably bunk.
It is strange why the Hills would lie.
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mikekaraoke23 — 10 years ago(September 22, 2015 03:09 PM)
India_Ana my answer to your question is: It had to do with Aliens and based on true events so I thought I would post it, If it had something to do with a new Bruce Willis film based on Boxing I could understand your confusion lol
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 22, 2015 08:49 PM)
But they aren't in any way similar, other than the aliens, so I just didn't understand the 'thoughts' part of it.
One is a true story, the other isn't. One deals with abduction, the other doesn't. But, others may offer you a better discussion than I certainly have.http://tinyurl.com/TwilightSagaBoard
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 23, 2015 05:13 PM)
But I don't see this as based on true events, since these aliens are fiction. The story plot is fiction. The dealings/happenings with the 'real-life' incident is fictional.
The US Kentucky.http://tinyurl.com/TwilightSagaBoard
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 24, 2015 05:44 PM)
I think you may have this confused with the 'real' Roswell incident. This is a fictional TV series that ran for three years. It's about four aliens who were sent to Earth to save them, and to hopefully one day see them return and set things right on their own planet.
Max is an alien who saves the life of Liz, and they fall in love. Or rather, they finally get together, instead of just giving each other looks.
The 'Roswell High' books were written first, and then the TV show came out.
I've no idea why the film was flipped.http://tinyurl.com/TwilightSagaBoard
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mikekaraoke23 — 10 years ago(September 25, 2015 01:30 AM)
I think you may have this confused with the 'real' Roswell incident. This is a fictional TV series that ran for three years. It's about four aliens who were sent to Earth to save them, and to hopefully one day see them return and set things right on their own planet.
HAHA this cracked me up, I did not get confused and I have seen this TV show before when it was back on TV and I own the series on DVD..I know tis is a fictional account but still says and mentions about the real Roswell crash and the media stories behind it so it is loosely based -
India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 25, 2015 07:39 PM)
Okay. Sorry. I just see it as a fictional work based on a real event so we have a different view on the matter. No problem. Carry on. We've kept this thread going at least.
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 26, 2015 01:41 AM)
Depends on the musical. Some I like, some not so much. I saw
Into the Woods (2014)
recently. I missed part of it though cause I had to run an errand.
Grease (loved)
The Sound of Music (loved)
The Wizard of Oz (loved)
My Fair Lady (loved)
Singin' in the Rain
Mamma Mia!
Annie
Frozen
The Phantom of the Opera
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Tangled
Pitch Perfect (loved)
Enchanted
I did a Google search. I know I've seen more, but can't remember them all.http://tinyurl.com/TwilightSagaBoard
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 26, 2015 02:05 AM)
I saw a High School play 'The Sound of Music' when I was in High School. That's the closest I've ever come to being in a theater. There's a Market House in the city 30 miles from me. Never been to it.
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India_Ana — 10 years ago(September 26, 2015 04:07 PM)
I'm sure. I even helped work on the backdrops on one High School play. Old patches were removed and replaced, and I painted over the new patch with a light blue paint before the school's art teacher painted the backdrop scenery.
You can list the shows, if you like. I'm sure it is great fun to watch live performances. I would have loved to have seen Cats on stage.http://tinyurl.com/TwilightSagaBoard
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mikekaraoke23 — 10 years ago(September 27, 2015 03:33 AM)
So you wasn't just the actor in it then you multi tasked lol
The musicals I have seen since 85 + seen a'lot of these dozens of times are:
iss Saigon
Phantom
Cats
Starlight Express
Les Miserables
Time
Barnum
F/X
Joseph+his tech dreamcoat
Buddy Holly story
Heath Cliff
We will Rock you
Lion King
Oliver
Grease
Evita
Sunset Boulevard
Chess,Blood Brothers, me and my girl,Billy Elliot,Wizard of OZ, Aspects of Love,Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,Little shop of horrors, Mary Poppins,Chicago, Jersey boys,Thriller live,- Charlie and Choc Factory,Wicked,Book of Mormon,
oh I forgot 3 others: the producers,Five guys named Moe,Rent
- Charlie and Choc Factory,Wicked,Book of Mormon,
