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Reply #90 posted 04/13/05 3:22pm

Hotlegs	RipHer2Shreds said: minneapolisgenius said: I don't wanna completely jack this thread, but I just read an article the other day and some guy bought Ralphie's house in Cleveland and is going to turn it into a museum dedicated to the film. Now, that's deep. I think where that movie was shot was on the Westside of Cleveland.
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Reply #91 posted 04/14/05 12:06am

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I don't wanna completely jack this thread, but I just read an article the other day and some guy bought Ralphie's house in Cleveland and is going to turn it into a museum dedicated to the film. smile

That is true, it was on the local news here in Cleveland a few weeks back.

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Reply #92 posted 04/14/05 12:07am

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Hotlegs said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

I don't wanna completely jack this thread, but I just read an article the other day and some guy bought Ralphie's house in Cleveland and is going to turn it into a museum dedicated to the film. smile

Now, that's deep. I think where that movie was shot was on the Westside of Cleveland.

It was filmed in an old section of town.

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Reply #93 posted 04/14/05 12:23am

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OMG. I just saw it on TV last weekend...really late at night. I got sucked in when I saw it had Sheila E in it. It's my new favorite movie.I've been telling everyone at work about it!

BTW, just because someone has never heard of it or seen it before doesn't mean they're young...they could have grown up in a cultural wasteland (e.g. on a farm in Iowa) like me biggrin

The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp.

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Reply #94 posted 04/14/05 11:33pm

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I LOVE THE MOVIE BECAUSE FIRST OF ALL BLAIR UNDERWOOD IS SOOOOO SEXY...

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Reply #95 posted 04/15/05 4:45pm

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psychodelicide said:

RipHer2Shreds said:

I don't wanna completely jack this thread, but I just read an article the other day and some guy bought Ralphie's house in Cleveland and is going to turn it into a museum dedicated to the film. smile

That is true, it was on the local news here in Cleveland a few weeks back.

i dont know if i believe that... how could they dedicate a house to a movie that wasnt even considered a classic... its a cool movie but the acting was terrible... but the music saved the movie...

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Reply #96 posted 04/16/05 4:42pm

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TotalAlisa said:

psychodelicide said:

That is true, it was on the local news here in Cleveland a few weeks back.

i dont know if i believe that... how could they dedicate a house to a movie that wasnt even considered a classic... its a cool movie but the acting was terrible... but the music saved the movie...

Well, believe it, because I live right here in Cleveland, and it has been in the paper AND on the news. I don't think that they would lie about it. smile

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Reply #97 posted 04/16/05 4:48pm

Hotlegs	psychodelicide said: TotalAlisa said: i dont know if i believe that... how could they dedicate a house to a movie that wasnt even considered a classic... its a cool movie but the acting was terrible... but the music saved the movie... Well, believe it, because I live right here in Cleveland, and it has been in the paper AND on the news. I don't think that they would lie about it. Exactly.
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Reply #98 posted 04/16/05 4:56pm

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Well, believe it, because I live right here in Cleveland, and it has been in the paper AND on the news. I don't think that they would lie about it. smile

Exactly.

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Reply #99 posted 04/16/05 5:05pm

jbchavez	What house are you talking about? Are you talking about Christmas Story? Was that movie filmed in Cleveland? The story takes place in Northwest Indiana close to where I grew up.
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Reply #100 posted 04/16/05 5:19pm

Hotlegs	jbchavez said: What house are you talking about? Are you talking about Christmas Story? Was that movie filmed in Cleveland? The story takes place in Northwest Indiana close to where I grew up. It was filmed in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Reply #101 posted 04/16/05 5:27pm

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jbchavez said:

What house are you talking about?
Are you talking about Christmas Story? Was that movie filmed in Cleveland? The story takes place in Northwest Indiana close to where I grew up.

It was filmed in Cleveland, Ohio.

Yup.

I remember watching a show on TV where this movie was being discussed. From what I remember, parts of the movie were filmed in Cleveland, Ohio (where they show the Terminal Tower, the parade and some other scenes). The other parts must have been filmed in Indiana. smile

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Reply #102 posted 04/16/05 5:31pm

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