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   From: notgonn@happen.com   
      
   Mark McDougall wrote:   
   > On 21/02/2012 7:50 PM, Clocky wrote:   
   >   
   >> Well, think of it this way... is a computer featured in a movie   
   >> equal to the same computer not featured in a movie?   
   >   
   > An Australian telemovie... it's more than likely to be utter rubbish   
   > and seen by no more than a few dozen people (after all that's Channel   
   > 10's total audience these days). In case you haven't been paying   
   > attention the last 40 years, we Australians can't make television,   
   > certainly can't make movies, and no-one will give a toss about a   
   > computer used in it.   
      
   Considering our miniscule movie industry, we make pretty decent films   
   actually.   
      
   Agreed our television is shit, as is channel 10 and pretty much anything on   
   that channel but my point is still valid.   
      
   Some of the crappest films in history have become cult classics.   
      
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