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   From: february12.8.ankman@spamgourmet.com   
      
   Mark McDougall wrote on 28. February 2012:   
   >   
   > 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,   
      
   Weren't the Mad Max movies made in Australia? Even though the USA didn't   
   "got" the first movie, it was a huge success elsewhere, especially in   
   Europe. And spawned two more films, which then also were quite successful   
   in the USA.   
      
   > and no-one will give a toss about a computer used in it.   
      
   But it could be the sole high light in the whole movie. :-)   
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