Re: Covering for the Courier

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Posted by Myrrh on October 07, 1997 at 22:05:22:

In Reply to: Re: Covering for the Courier posted by Mike Zeares on October 07, 1997 at 03:33:20:

You said: [The restoration of Heyward's diversion gave the scene a nice balance.]
Agreed. But I'll always be partial to the way I first saw it presented.

[The sound was incredible. You could hear the bullets tearing through the air and "thwacking" into the French soldiers (ick).]
The sound throughout the movie was incredible. Amazing, hearing the bullets zipping about, even through leaves sometimes!

[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!)]

*chortle* Yup, it sure is! And I did go "oooooh!"- as I'm sure others did!! hee-hee! The visual beauty of their movements, though, matched the beauty of the panoramic scenes, but on a more intimate scale -- same with the even more intimate love scene on the battlements, and the caress following. So pleasing to the eye.

Myrrh

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: You said: [The restoration of Heyward's diversion gave the scene a nice balance.]
: Agreed.  But I'll always be partial to the way I first saw it presented.

: [The sound was incredible.  You could hear the bullets tearing through the air and "thwacking" into the French soldiers (ick).]
: The sound throughout the movie was incredible.  Amazing, hearing the bullets zipping about, even through leaves sometimes!

: [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!)] 

: *chortle*  Yup, it sure is!  And I did go "oooooh!"- as I'm sure others did!!  hee-hee!  The visual beauty of their movements, though, matched the beauty of the panoramic scenes, but on a more intimate scale -- same with the even more intimate love scene on the battlements, and the caress following.  So pleasing to the eye.

: Myrrh 


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