>>>>>>>>>>Mike got me interested in The Big Chill so I watched it and have to say that while it was entertaining, it won't make my top 10 list.
>>>>>>>>>>Here's my personal top 10.
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>>>>>>>>>You are American, I presume.
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>>>>>>>>Yes, Dragan.
>>>>>>>>In case Donald Trump is looking, I have a birth certificate that says Brooklyn, NY.
>>>>>>>>Hamilton, NJ is definitely in the USA.
>>>>>>>>It's one of the older towns and it's a few miles from the site where Washington made his Christmas eve crossing to turn the tide of the revolution.
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>>>>>>>Once, if you have too much time on your hands, consider the possibility that the rest of the world is also making movies. And what you may have missed.
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>>>>>>I am curious; what non-american movies would you recommend for Bill (and maybe others) to see?
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>>>>>Moskva slizam ne verit! Loved it...
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>>>>It turned out that I never before saw this movie but only heard the name. Watched it last night. Brought about a lot of memories of the soviet era realities (especially manufacturing plant since my one and only job in USSR was a foreman at a manufacturing plant; I lived in dormitory, crammed with furniture apartments, drinking etc. etc.). Thank you for recommending the movie.
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>>>It was one of the first films I watched in Russian..... I'll have to watch it gain soon...
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>>Do you mean to say that you understand Russian? Than I am absolutely amazedI
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>I was an interpreter in the military. Speak 5 languages... Russian is really rusty, no one to speak it with...

5 languages, that's impressive. And I think pretty unusual for an American.