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  • in reply to: The Exorcist Blue Ray DVD #21586
    fatherbowdern
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    Rat, that’s a good idea and I’m sure that WB will ultimately tinker with TVYNS to sell yet more copies of The Exorcist … it’s still a cash cow today. 🙂

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21588
    fatherbowdern
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    LOL! I caught it too Ryan, but let it ride. I think the author, Clarissa Caldwell, had obviously crossed her wires somewhere or she meant, “‘Regan’s’ Father Damien …” I can’t even help her with the way she has it written. 😉

    in reply to: “Elsewhere” to be published on its own? #21589
    fatherbowdern
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    Kudos, Ryan!

    in reply to: Burke’s Symphony #21574
    fatherbowdern
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    iamnoone, let them eat cake! I think it’s a good job on what is actually missing (albeit intentionally) on Blatty’s behalf in his novel.

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21576
    fatherbowdern
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    Or, Kinder, just expand your family and introduce your kids:

    “These are my children. Damian, Regan, Chucky, Freddy, Carrie, and Jason.”

    😉

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21577
    fatherbowdern
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    Or, Kinder, just expand your family and introduce your kids:

    “These are my children. Damian, Regan, Chucky, Freddy, Carrie, and Jason.”

    ¡Esto asustará a sus amigos que estén en la saber!

    😉

    in reply to: Video: Ebert & Ropert reviews Dominion #21573
    fatherbowdern
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    Schrader and Harlin did not fail on either account for direction. They are both good directors (however, certainly they are not in the Friedkin arena, IMHO). The problems, again IMHO, for both productions was the out-of-sync, chain-breaking “unseen good versus evil” premises that swayed too far from that of the The Exorcist’s basic concept. The true horror was the writing in both scripts, editing, and overworking of CGI effects that were both implausible and laughable.

    No one could save either version no matter how much money Morgan Creek poured into them. Ultimately, the prizing-winning cash cow needs to be led to pasture to bask in the glory of their achievements. More here.

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21570
    fatherbowdern
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    Kinder, you’re welcome. I was going to mention the “DamiEn” in the Omen, but I thought I would be “reaching” about the three “DamiEns.” Therefore, in reality, you did win on all levels by spelling your son’s name with the letter “a.”

    “… Damien … is now quite common (the 137th most popular name for boys in 2007).

    “… And is Damian coming back because of the singer Damien Rice, or just because?” Source

    🙂 Fr. Bowdern

    in reply to: My movies #21571
    fatherbowdern
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    You’re welcome, Kinder. Keep it up, I enjoy your films. 🙂

    in reply to: My latest short film #21572
    fatherbowdern
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    Kinder … you don’t have any technical flaws that I could see. The film is what is … great work.

    Fr. Bowdern

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21561
    fatherbowdern
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    You’re welcome, Ryan. Great idea on the book!

    Regards,

    Fr. Bowdern

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21564
    fatherbowdern
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    Kinder, I think that is so great of you! You get the best of both worlds (real and film) to express your love for what this world offers. 😉

    in reply to: My movies #21565
    fatherbowdern
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    Great work! See my comment posted on youtube … username: giger911

    in reply to: What’s In A Name? #21557
    fatherbowdern
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    Ryan, I had several books “going” at one time before the holidays. I use a “clip” bookmark that leaves an impression on the paper after removing it. Apparently, I failed to bookmark your essay because the “clip impression� wasn’t there.

    I have now read your essay. Pages 91-92 are on target about the name Damien and its origins from Blatty�s perspective. You have expertly spelled out some very revealing information about how Blatty draws upon a massive amount of self-created information for brief characters (which is why he rates highly on my Poe list). High praises, Ryan � excellent job!

    in reply to: Exorcist Secondary Bibliography — am I missing a book? #21556
    fatherbowdern
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    Thanks, Ben. The additionally information is helpful in making a purchasing decision on my part, especially if Wilson addresses viewer perspectives.

    Happy 2009, my friend,

    Fr. Bowdern

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