I've only seen about half of them, and all of the Dizney stuff was when I was a kid so I can't remember them. Then again, I tend to pride myself on being out of step with popular culture. I mean, in 1977, how many people would have gone to concerts by Hawkwind and Janis Ian and John Hartford? I know lots that would have gone to any one of them, but not all three.
Oh yeah at least half of the ones I did see, I didn't bother with the theatres and waited for a broadcast. Several I had no real choice, some damned teacher would coerce us to see it in class.
Oh yeah at least half of the ones I did see, I didn't bother with the theatres and waited for a broadcast. Several I had no real choice, some damned teacher would coerce us to see it in class.
Ward Griffiths
"Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest". -- Denis Diderot
fpw Wrote:These rankings are based on number of tickets sold and adjusted for inflation. Some surprises.
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/adjusted.htm
Thanks for the link - that list puts it all in perspective. I like that.
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Brian Wrote:Good fortune with that Mike.
Thank you, Brian.