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Une autre avant première:

mardi 18 septembre, 20h00

CINEMA DES QUAIS 1 bd Richelieu 90000 BELFORT

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In A Noisy Place wrote:

Tugdual Beaulaton wrote:

JEAN NOEL BOUET wrote:

quel barbu ? vulete di Y.C ??:uhoh:

non non pas celui là....

Je parle du barbu qui rajeunit avec le temps (cf sa barbe...) et qui communique uniqument par message audio ou vidéo

:rofl:

:nonono: Non, en fait, il n'est pas drole ce barbu.

tu l'as dit. Il est pas drôle. L'autre, j'en sais rien...http://www.yvan-colonna.com

mais s'il a vraiment fait ce dont on le suspecte, ça craint grave...Incu quale ? ( avec qui) est encore une autre questioN...

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Ce midi, avant de me rendre à l'expo photo René-Worms, je n'ai pas pu acheter ma place pour Control, la caissière évoquant une sombre histoire de répartition de salles que la journée du mercredi défini. Je suis donc bon pour revenir demain :\ohwell:

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In A Noisy Place wrote: Ce midi, avant de me rendre à l'expo photo René-Worms, je n'ai pas pu acheter ma place pour Control, la caissière évoquant une sombre histoire de répartition de salles que la journée du mercredi défini. Je suis donc bon pour revenir demain :\ohwell:

Ayé j'ai ma place :yeah:

Y aura-t-il d'autres NOOLers demain soir ? :beer:

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In A Noisy Place wrote: Ayé j'ai ma place :yeah:

Y aura-t-il d'autres NOOLers demain soir ? :beer:

Salut J'y vais aussi. :)

On peut se retrouver là-bas si tu veux.

@+ Nico

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Nico wrote:

In A Noisy Place wrote: Ayé j'ai ma place :yeah:

Y aura-t-il d'autres NOOLers demain soir ? :beer:

Salut J'y vais aussi. :)

On peut se retrouver là-bas si tu veux.

@+ Nico

Super Nico, ça marche ! :thumb:

ça fait un bail que l'on se s'est pas vu... :rolleyes: ...depuis la session C+ en 2005 :D

A ce soir. :beer:

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Control à Nîmes ,dés le 26/09 à 14h. Première séance. J'y serai forcément. Public d'initiés impatients sans doute, ce jour là...L'article de présentation du sémaphore est assez dans le coup. Sujet bien décrit.

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Notre association de ciné le programme début novembre mais, au moins, il vient à nous :D

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Jiphy wrote: Débuts de Control à Montpellier, du moins au Diagonal Capitole.

mercredi 26 septembre 14h 16h10 20h

Mêmes horaires jusqu'au mardi 2 octobre, tous les jours. Si je compte bien, on peut le voir 21 fois en une semaine.

vu qu'il ne sort que dans 71 salles en France, j'attendrais le DVD pour le jouer 21 fois de suite...

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I think the one that shouts the phamous phrase about Hess is Ian Curtis. I ve ever known this as part of the JD folklore and confirmed it when I ve read 2 official books about JD and IC, The Factory Story (by Mick Middles, published by Virgin) and Touching from a Distance (by D. Curtis, published by London). But I ve never listened to that recording in particular, only the Warsaw demo. Now, the movie is based on the Curtis book, and the one who shouts is Bernard. How could it be? Other thing is that Deborah founds the name of Annik Honore written in a piece of paper in one of Ian´s bags (according to the book) and written over a Banshees record (in the movie). Thanks.

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"When the legend becomes reality, print the legend !" John Ford.

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shergold masquerader wrote: I think the one that shouts the phamous phrase about Hess is Ian Curtis. I ve ever known this as part of the JD folklore and confirmed it when I ve read 2 official books about JD and IC, The Factory Story (by Mick Middles, published by Virgin) and Touching from a Distance (by D. Curtis, published by London). But I ve never listened to that recording in particular, only the Warsaw demo. Now, the movie is based on the Curtis book, and the one who shouts is Bernard. How could it be? Other thing is that Deborah founds the name of Annik Honore written in a piece of paper in one of Ian´s bags (according to the book) and written over a Banshees record (in the movie). Thanks.

i don't know where Debbie found first Anik 's name. But it has been the start of big troubles :brow: morality: if u're married, never write anything secret :abovelol: :abovelol: :abovelol: second remark: ian wasn't very clever :abovelol: :abovelol: or was it 'un acte manqué" ? third:notons toutefois que cette petite aventure qui a tourné en déconfiture, fit la fortune de l'outragée ... et le malheur du grand couillon.

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My apologies for not speaking french my friend. I think at some point Ian Curtis (being clever or not) was unable to take decisions, except the fatal one. I m still thinking the movie is wrong, according to his book, Mick Middles was there at the show. Does anybody has listened to the record? And who the hell writes a phone number on a record sleeve? Saludos

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JEAN NOEL BOUET wrote: third:notons toutefois que cette petite aventure qui a tourné en déconfiture, fit la fortune de l'outragée ... et le malheur du grand couillon.

Plus de dix ans après, elle l'avait quand même encore super mauvaise. Pure curiosité à la con : elle s'est remariée? elle a eu d'autres enfants?

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shergold masquerader wrote: I think the one that shouts the phamous phrase about Hess is Ian Curtis. I ve ever known this as part of the JD folklore and confirmed it when I ve read 2 official books about JD and IC, The Factory Story (by Mick Middles, published by Virgin) and Touching from a Distance (by D. Curtis, published by London). But I ve never listened to that recording in particular, only the Warsaw demo. Now, the movie is based on the Curtis book, and the one who shouts is Bernard. How could it be? Other thing is that Deborah founds the name of Annik Honore written in a piece of paper in one of Ian´s bags (according to the book) and written over a Banshees record (in the movie). Thanks.

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According to 'An Ideal For Living - A History Of Joy Division', it's definetly Barney. He wanted to point out the fact that Hess (who was back then held in a prison in Berlin) had just had a heart stroke which apparently led to him getting some kind of support in the British media (sort of 'oh, poor old chap! couldn't we just give him a little break, he's so old' :spit: ). So 'You all forget Rudolph Hess' was probably more: don't forget who he is and that he was the one who tried to keep the British away from WW2. But again, it's this (excellent!) book version of what happened :nod:

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