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Ivan Thursday 11th September: Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Profession
Taiellin	#121 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:18
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	Alexander Demyanenko (Shurik) is famous as a comedy actor. There are a few other comedies with him. Maybe we can watch them someday, if you like this one.


AnneArthur	#122 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:19
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	OK Roxy - turn yourself into a fancy hat.


M1795537OCVirn	#123 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:19
Admin Posts: 14115 Joined: 14.01.22	It would have been difficult to create the same effects on stage. No wonder the film was more popular, really. "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#124 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:19
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	That was great fun - just what I needed tonight!


AnneArthur	#125 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:20
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	Thank you for suggesting it, Taiellin.


Taiellin	#126 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:21
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	AnneArthur wrote: ↑ That was great fun - just what I needed tonight! I am glad that you liked it!


Taiellin	#127 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:22
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ It would have been difficult to create the same effects on stage. No wonder the film was more popular, really. A lot of phrases became rather popular.


M1795537OCVirn	#128 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:22
Admin Posts: 14115 Joined: 14.01.22	I hope Cygnus B watches it sometime. He missed a lot! "You're not sulking, I hope?"


OneSparePart	#129 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:22
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	Fabulous stuff Taiellin. Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


Taiellin	#130 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:23
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Fabulous stuff Taiellin. You enjoyed it? That's great!


OneSparePart	#131 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:23
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ I hope Cygnus B watches it sometime. He missed a lot! Yes it seems right up his street. Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


M1795537OCVirn	#132 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:25
Admin Posts: 14115 Joined: 14.01.22	And for next Thursday...there's always more Dust to watch. "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#133 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:26
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ And for next Thursday...there's always more Dust to watch. Dust? We're going for Philip Pullman?


OneSparePart	#134 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:26
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	Taiellin wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Fabulous stuff Taiellin. You enjoyed it? That's great! Reminds me of the madcap comedies of 60s/70s hollywood. Like What's Up, Doc? Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


Taiellin	#135 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:29
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Taiellin wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Fabulous stuff Taiellin. You enjoyed it? That's great! Reminds me of the madcap comedies of 60s/70s hollywood. Like What's Up, Doc? I don't know many foreign comedies, but I definitely enjoyed the movie How to Steal a Million. Edited by Taiellin on 11-09-2025 20:30


OneSparePart	#136 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:30
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	Taiellin wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Taiellin wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Fabulous stuff Taiellin. You enjoyed it? That's great! Reminds me of the madcap comedies of 60s/70s hollywood. Like What's Up, Doc? I don't know many foreign comedes, but I definitely enjoyed the movie How to Steal a Million. I think you'd like What's Up, Doc? It's a classic of its kind. Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


M1795537OCVirn	#137 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:30
Admin Posts: 14115 Joined: 14.01.22	AnneArthur wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ And for next Thursday...there's always more Dust to watch. Dust? We're going for Philip Pullman? Nope. (His first book of the compass trilogy was fascinating. After that it went downhill, and the screen versions lose most of the good bits. Some of his other stuff is just nasty. IMO!). Dust is a whole channel dedicated to short sf films, often by amateurs with a very small budget. From horror sf (which I don't watch) to comedy (especially the Aussie ones) and most points in-between. Unless you have something better? "You're not sulking, I hope?"


Taiellin	#138 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:31
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Taiellin wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Taiellin wrote: ↑ OneSparePart wrote: ↑ Fabulous stuff Taiellin. You enjoyed it? That's great! Reminds me of the madcap comedies of 60s/70s hollywood. Like What's Up, Doc? I don't know many foreign comedes, but I definitely enjoyed the movie How to Steal a Million. I think you'd like What's Up, Doc? It's a classic of its kind. Thank you!


OneSparePart	#139 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:33
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ And for next Thursday...there's always more Dust to watch. Dust? We're going for Philip Pullman? Nope. (His first book of the compass trilogy was fascinating. After that it went downhill, and the screen versions lose most of the good bits. Some of his other stuff is just nasty. IMO!). Dust is a whole channel dedicated to short sf films, often by amateurs with a very small budget. From horror sf (which I don't watch) to comedy (especially the Aussie ones) and most points in-between. Unless you have something better? Yes! Dust! Great stuff! Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


AnneArthur	#140 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:34
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	Dust sounds great fun! I'm not a big fan of horror either - how about another comedy?


M1795537OCVirn	#141 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:35
Admin Posts: 14115 Joined: 14.01.22	Is that OK,then? I'll find a couple of DUST shorts for next time and see where we go from there? "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#142 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:35
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	Sadly I think next week is one of the weeks I have a meeting - but I can always watch what we decide to see anyway.


Taiellin	#143 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:38
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Is that OK,then? I'll find a couple of DUST shorts for next time and see where we go from there? If they are not too scary. that's fine by me. Edited by Taiellin on 11-09-2025 20:38


M1795537OCVirn	#144 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:38
Admin Posts: 14115 Joined: 14.01.22	Thanks for tonight, everyone. See you Saturday / Tuesday / Thursday..... "You're not sulking, I hope?"


Taiellin	#145 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:38
Alpha Grade Posts: 817 Joined: 23.04.25	Goodnight!


AnneArthur	#146 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:39
Alpha Grade Posts: 7918 Joined: 16.01.22	Thanks again for that. Goodnight!


OneSparePart	#147 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:41
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	Taiellin wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Is that OK,then? I'll find a couple of DUST shorts for next time and see where we go from there? If they are not too scary. that's fine by me. Not too scary. More thrilling. Usually interesting. Always imaginative. Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!


OneSparePart	#148 Posted on 11-09-2025 20:41
Alpha Grade Posts: 11306 Joined: 16.01.22	Night all. Silflay hraka, u embleer rah!

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