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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 316701" data-attributes="member: 24034"><p>After hearing sooooo much about how this movie was a defining moment in the business of show. How this was THE example of how to make a talking picture RIGHT!</p><p>I actively kept an eye out for Brief Encounters. So sacking off the usual sinning on a Saturday evening to watch this high watermark in the whole of motion picture history... It started with someone getting grit in her eye (if memory services) and a chap coming to her aid, looking to dip his wick no doubt... the rest was just utter rubbish. I imagine that who ever wrote this tripe was enjoying "late night candle light". And, dear God, who stands right on the edge of a platform when a steam train spewing coal dust and ash and embers is whistling past! But, of course, I'm not one to grumble.</p><p></p><p>Your least favorite way to have you time wasted is?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 316701, member: 24034"] After hearing sooooo much about how this movie was a defining moment in the business of show. How this was THE example of how to make a talking picture RIGHT! I actively kept an eye out for Brief Encounters. So sacking off the usual sinning on a Saturday evening to watch this high watermark in the whole of motion picture history... It started with someone getting grit in her eye (if memory services) and a chap coming to her aid, looking to dip his wick no doubt... the rest was just utter rubbish. I imagine that who ever wrote this tripe was enjoying "late night candle light". And, dear God, who stands right on the edge of a platform when a steam train spewing coal dust and ash and embers is whistling past! But, of course, I'm not one to grumble. Your least favorite way to have you time wasted is? [/QUOTE]
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