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[quote][i]Originally posted by BaftaBaby[/i]
[br][b][red]TA:MOU = Themed Anniversary: Moving On Up[/red][/b]

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DA [teal][u]EVEN NEWER [/u][/teal]ROOLZ

[size=1]Each Tuesday a theme will be decided based on the Anniversary of some significant event. All you have to do is trawl your reviews for any that relate to that event and post them here with a link.

You can post as many as you wish, so long as either the film or your review clearly relates to the theme. You can only post during the week of the current TA:MOU.

[purple]You don't have to say you voted unless you really want to - but you are expected to visit all the links posted. As a courtesy to the majority of fwfrs, you may only post a link that uses the http://www.fwfr.com domain name.[/purple]

From this week each TA:MOU # will be removed when a new one takes its place. This is to deter re-visiting of expired threads.[/size=1]
Yours truly
Da Management 
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[b]ON THIS DAY[/b]
in 1897 Irish author Bram Stoker published [url="http://www.imdb.com/keyword/dracula/?title_type=feature"]Dracula[/url]. [|)][20] Oooh, scary!

To help celebrate the literary legend wholly embraced by cinema, chomp a clove of garlic, polish your silver cross, and kiss a cockroach. [:X][:O]

Van Helsing opens the door to all your reviews based on the original story. So, this is not an invitation to all and sundry vampire films, no matter how wonderful.

Who'll be first at bat? Bat -- geddit. (wasted, I'm wasted here )

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BaftaBaby	Posted - 05/18/2010 : 09:34:46 TA:MOU = Themed Anniversary: Moving On Up DA EVEN NEWER ROOLZ Each Tuesday a theme will be decided based on the Anniversary of some significant event. All you have to do is trawl your reviews for any that relate to that event and post them here with a link. You can post as many as you wish, so long as either the film or your review clearly relates to the theme. You can only post during the week of the current TA:MOU. You don't have to say you voted unless you really want to - but you are expected to visit all the links posted. As a courtesy to the majority of fwfrs, you may only post a link that uses the http://www.fwfr.com domain name. From this week each TA:MOU # will be removed when a new one takes its place. This is to deter re-visiting of expired threads. Yours truly Da Management ON THIS DAY in 1897 Irish author Bram Stoker published Dracula. Oooh, scary! To help celebrate the literary legend wholly embraced by cinema, chomp a clove of garlic, polish your silver cross, and kiss a cockroach. Van Helsing opens the door to all your reviews based on the original story. So, this is not an invitation to all and sundry vampire films, no matter how wonderful. Who'll be first at bat? Bat -- geddit. (wasted, I'm wasted here )
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Demisemicenturian	Posted - 05/20/2010 : 20:00:30 This accolade might provide a convenient list, since it requires Stoker to be credited as a writer. I haven't reviewed any of them though.
lemmycaution	Posted - 05/19/2010 : 17:38:39 quote: Originally posted by demonic Baffy might go a bit Batty at you for not reading the introduction properly Lemmy... better get your crucifix ready. My God, I did mess this up. I will delete all non-qualifiers ASAP. Thanks demo.
demonic	Posted - 05/19/2010 : 17:37:09 A Dracula Spectacular... including a couple of new bites to the neck. Nosferatu (1922) -new Dracula (1931) Dracula (1931 - Spanish version) Dracula (1958) Dracula: Prince of Darkness (1966) Count Dracula (1970) -new Blacula (1972) Dracula (1973) -new Count Dracula (1977) Dracula (1979) Nosferatu The Vampyre (1979) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) Dracula 2000 (um, 2000) -new
demonic	Posted - 05/19/2010 : 17:34:49 Baffy might go a bit Batty at you for not reading the introduction properly Lemmy... better get your crucifix ready.
lemmycaution	Posted - 05/19/2010 : 14:30:57 Maybe I should have waited for sundown to post this. BRAM STOKER�S DRACULA http://www.fwfr.com/display.asp?do=mr&uid=4204&id=3043&Mode=&Sort=5&Rows=100&Dir=1&Start=1 DRACULA (1931) http://www.fwfr.com/display.asp?do=mr&uid=4204&id=2343&Mode=&Sort=5&Rows=100&Dir=1&Start=1 NOSFERATU THE VAMPYRE http://www.fwfr.com/display.asp?do=mr&uid=4204&id=6380&Mode=&Sort=5&Rows=100&Dir=1&Start=1 NOSFERATU A SYMPHONY OF HORROR http://www.fwfr.com/display.asp?do=mr&uid=4204&id=2383&Mode=&Sort=5&Rows=100&Dir=1&Start=1 DRACULA PRINCE OF DARKNESS http://www.fwfr.com/display.asp?do=mr&uid=4204&id=5706&Mode=&Sort=5&Rows=100&Dir=1&Start=1 DRACULA (1958) http://www.fwfr.com/display.asp?do=mr&uid=4204&id=5827&Mode=&Sort=5&Rows=100&Dir=1&Start=1 Go batty.
BaftaBaby	Posted - 05/18/2010 : 14:04:54 In the words of Bela Lugosi - "I vant to bite your neck." Dracula Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror Love At First Bite

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