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OT: An outstand movie to watch with handtools

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OT: An outstand movie to watch with handtools

arw01

>A fellow from the Oldtools mailing list had posted about "The Simple Life of Noah Dearborn" about a month ago. I quickly put it upon my Blockbuster total access list and was rewarded with a copy earlier this week.

I must say the movie exceeded my expectations by miles. Sidney Portier is the main character and, as always, is an exceptional actor. There ar e a number of handtool scenes in the movie, but the movie itself is great and might even get you out of a chick flick!

Alan

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Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX

>Thanks, Alan, but the reviews on Amazon make it sound like a chick flic to me.

And that's "Poitier," in case someone else copies and searches. :)

Pam

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Kevin French

>Just watched "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, World. A couple are lock in the basement of a hardware store and try to get out. All those beatiful old handtools go up in flames.

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Derek Cohen (in Perth, Australia)

>And I watched "The Fastest Indian" the other night, a real galoot's movie, that even had my wife glued to the screen!

Regards from Perth

Derek

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Mike G. in SC

>Yep...the greatest assemblage of comedic talent in one movie and voted the all time funniest movie ever....with any Mel Brooks movie rounding out the top five.

Mike G. in SC

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Todd Stock

>"Message in a Bottle" - Kevin Costner as a wooden boat builder. Should have cast Harrison Ford - he'd at least have the right moves with a plane and chisel.

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Rob Brophy...lost in Niagara

>..."A Simple Twist of Fate" with Steve Martin. One of my all time fav movies.

Lots of hand tool content, beautiful furniture and nifty woodworking stuff to see in the background.


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