Re: Why didn't you tell me about this before?

In article <VyTIj.43348$kN5.5812@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, T Guy 
<tim.hatesspam1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> (Joe Bernstein <joe@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>):
 
> >> I saw a "comedy" of that kind last night.  Well, to be fair, not so
> >> much the "put up with" part but the profound stupidity part.  Erk.
> >> Maltin gave <The Court Jester> four stars, but I discovered that
> >> it's possible to set a musical in a fantasyland, have pretty women
> >> in it, give it a happy ending, and I still hate it.
> 
> ("Terry Austin" <taustinca@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ):
> 
> > The one with Danny Kaye? I remember liking it when I saw it many years

> > ago,
> > but I suspect I wouldn't so much now.
> 
> (T Guy):
> 
> The vessell with the pestle holds the brew which is true.
 
Um, thanks for reminding me.  Oh, yeah, *that's* why I hated it:  the
way any joke worth anything had to be ridden into, and miles below,
the ground.  Well, except for the way the characters kept turning
stupid (they acted like sane people just enough to fool you into 
thinking they weren't comedy pawns, and then acted like comedy pawns
when it counted), and  ... oh, why keep thinking about it?

Joe Bernstein

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