...starring Richard Burton, Lee Remick, and Lino Ventura - 1978 or so, I believe.
Watched it way back when, remembered it being semi-interesting, want to watch it again.
One of you must know where I can find it.
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...starring Richard Burton, Lee Remick, and Lino Ventura - 1978 or so, I believe.
Watched it way back when, remembered it being semi-interesting, want to watch it again.
One of you must know where I can find it.
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-Mark Twain
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It's on both Karagarga and Cinemageddon with 3 seeds on each.
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Do these require invites or.
"Researchers have already cast much darkness on the subject, and if they continue their investigations, we shall soon know nothing at all about it."
-Mark Twain
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Karagarga does. Cinemageddon no.
CG has a good selection of 60's stuff but tends to skew lowbrow.
KG attracts more of the film buff crowd.
Benchez is the expert on all things bittorent. I suggest you ask his advice but I can give you an invite if you'd like.
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An invite would be appreciated, thanks.Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
I don't really do enough torrent stuff to warrant Ben's time...DL speeds aren't an issue with me; I occasionally get an urge to watch something, but I'm reticent to give lots of time to the science of it.
Long as I can get something coming in if I want to, that's enough for me.
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-Mark Twain
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cinemageddon is gonna close its doors so sign up
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tried to find it on those oldie movie sites, it should be viewable online
failed
Last edited by 100%; 11-06-2008 at 09:02 PM.
en(un)lightened
Getting it now...
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