Re: Covering for the Courier

Posted by Mike Zeares on October 07, 1997 at 03:33:20:

In Reply to: Covering for the Courier posted by Myrrh on September 17, 1997 at 22:56:02:

: I could go on (and on!), but I'd like to hear from others their reaction to this scene.
: (How about some of you folks we haven't heard from for a while? Come on back!)

: Myrrh

That would be me? :) I've been so busy I'm lucky if I know what day it is, let alone have time to post. Anyway, I liked this scene a lot in the network broadcast. The restoration of Heyward's diversion gave the scene a nice balance. The sound was incredible. You could hear the bullets tearing through the air and "thwacking" into the French soldiers (ick). I agree, the movenments of Uncas and Hawkeye were very graceful. I sort of suspect that this and some other scenes were done in order to make people in the audience go, "Ooooh!" (well, it IS a romance!)

Mike

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: : I could go on (and on!), but I'd like to hear from others their reaction to this scene.
: : (How about some of you folks we haven't heard from for a while?  Come on back!)

: : Myrrh   

: That would be me? :)  I've been so busy I'm lucky if I know what day it is, let alone have time to post.  Anyway, I liked this scene a lot in the network broadcast.  The restoration of Heyward's diversion gave the scene a nice balance.  The sound was incredible.  You could hear the bullets tearing through the air and "thwacking" into the French soldiers (ick).  I agree, the movenments of Uncas and Hawkeye were very graceful.  I sort of suspect that this and some other scenes were done in order to make people in the audience go, "Ooooh!" (well, it IS a romance!) 

: Mike


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