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John Wilson
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 - posted 06-09-2010 08:36 PM      Profile for John Wilson   Email John Wilson   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Did anyone play this at their theatre? How did it go?

Not The Messiah trailer.

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Claude S. Ayakawa
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 - posted 06-09-2010 09:58 PM      Profile for Claude S. Ayakawa   Author's Homepage   Email Claude S. Ayakawa   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
John,

I do not recall NOT THE MESSIAH ever playing at any theatres in Hawaii but I have seen the video promotion trailer on Sony's Blu-Ray discs many times. I think the movie was released yesterday on home video. From what I can tell from the promo clip I saw, NOT THE MESSIAH is a parody on Handel's MESSIAH by Monty Pyhton and it looks like a fun thing to watch.

-Claude

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Peter Castle
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From: Wollongong University, NSW ,Australia
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 - posted 06-10-2010 12:27 AM      Profile for Peter Castle   Email Peter Castle   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
It was screened in UK in February or March.
We're scheduled to show it at the end of July-early August.

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Elise Brandt
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Yeah, we'd like to show it but have been waiting for our satellite dish to arrive for the past three months.

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Mark Lensenmayer
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Netflix has it on standard DVD...long wait, though. I just added it to my queue.

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Joe Tommassello
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Wow - Netflix has it on blu-ray too. I just added it as well...short wait!

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John Wilson
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We've been offered it for end of July/early August too but it comes out on DVD in August so unless it's a huge show, I'd rather not be an advertisement for the DVD release.

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Ian Parfrey
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Well put, John. [thumbsup]

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Mark Hajducki
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 - posted 06-12-2010 05:12 PM      Profile for Mark Hajducki   Email Mark Hajducki   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Elise Brandt
Yeah, we'd like to show it but have been waiting for our satellite dish to arrive for the past three months.
The site I used to work at showed it, but it arrived on a hard drive (no live component).

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Elise Brandt
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It's not available anywhere here (to my knowledge) on hard drive, the one place that offerd it is the same place we're expecting our satellite dish installation from. Only it's taking forever...

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Mark Hajducki
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In the UK it is handled by Arts Alliance Media and arrived on one of their normal hard drives.

Some of their disks leave the UK (or at least have continental power leads).

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Joe Tommassello
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quote: John Wilson
it comes out on DVD in August
Actually it's out over here. I have it in my mailbox today from Netflix.

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John Wilson
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Yes. I meant where I am.

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Joe Tommassello
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Having seen this I have to say I was very disappointed. It looked and sounded great on blu-ray but Eric Idle has milked his Python roots one time too many. I thought "Spamalot" was over-rated but at least it held my interest. The story of "Life of Brian" told in opera music? Give me a break! The highlight of the show was the encore...The Lumberjack Song. The song about sheep wasn't too bad either. Otherwise...watch LOB again for a much more satisfying evening's entertainment.

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Michael Brown
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I've just seen Spamalot this evening (It's currently on a UK tour) It was enjoyable but a lot of it is a repeat of the film, which is good thing and a bad thing. Impressive how they managed to acomplish on stage the scene where King Arthur battles a knight (with the Knight losing all his limbs).

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