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Name: Glenn Davis on May 8, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Jean-maurice Tremblay on May 8, 2003Country: CAComments:Flag
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Name: Kevin Farrell on May 8, 2003Country: UKComments: If a painter presents his work, would the art gallery remove sections of the canvas for space reasons; if a concert were being held would the organisers cut the 1812 overture to just the cannon-fire for reasons of timing Why do film companies persist in playing their version of God by massacring films by directors who have the right to have their films screened AS THEY SHOT THEM Film companies don't care about the art in the product they care only about the profit potential in the business end. Why cannot 20th century Fox be bold and step out of their comfort zone of monetary consideration for once and restore The Sand Pebbles to its full length Robert Wise is too celebrated and honoured a director for this not to happen. Not to restore the cuts is to dishnour this great and important film.Flag
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Name: Andrew Barwell on May 8, 2003Country: CAComments: Truly a wise (and profitable) project for a new addition to the repertoire of classic films on DVDFlag
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Name: Robert Lessig on May 8, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Steve Farlow on May 9, 2003Country: USComments: I would BUY the fully restored version of The Sand Pebbles. Plus, how else are the missing scenes going to be preserved What do they exist for if not to watchFlag
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Name: Stuart Fernie on May 10, 2003Country: UKComments: This film moved me enough to write about it, and the webpage has attracted nearly 3000 visitors in a little over two years. Not just moving, it is an important film, and an even fuller version would be much appreciated!Flag
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Name: Paul Rossen on May 12, 2003Country: USComments: This great underappreciated epic should be seen intact in the same manner it was released in Dec 1966!Flag
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Name: Jane Putman on May 14, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Scott Chafin on May 14, 2003Country: USComments: Seeing "The Sand Pebbles" while I was in high school had much to do with studying the history of American foreign policy in college. I'm very much in favor of respecting the integrity of the original film. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Maggie Vanderschoot on May 15, 2003Country: CAComments: The Sand Pebbles is my favourite movie of all time - one of the great epics. Any effort to keep this movie preserved intact for future generations gets my full support.Flag
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Name: Kody Fahrenthold on May 15, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: G Tao on May 17, 2003Country: TWComments: This is an important film that should be preserved in its entirety.Flag
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Name: Paul Sayles on May 17, 2003Country: USComments: I think the points raised are all valid. The scenes so add to the understanding of the film. Remember now we are looking at a film on a subject that took place over 70 years ago. Many of the old China Hands are dead. This film is one of the few in existence that tells their story. It should be as accurate and faithful as possible.Flag
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Name: Alexander D. Bevil on May 18, 2003Country: USComments: By all means restore this picture. Unlike most movies today, it is intense, sad, and thought-provoking.Flag
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Name: Edward Watts on May 18, 2003Country: USComments: A film with deleted scenes restored is much more an inducement to purchase a DVD after tape and broadcast availability.Flag
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Name: Steven Bryson on May 19, 2003Country: USComments: One of the best movies of all time deserves to be restored to its full glory.Flag
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Name: David McDonald on May 20, 2003Country: UKComments:Flag
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Name: Joe Gorin on May 22, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Phil Teslow on May 22, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Thomas Stoner on May 23, 2003Country: USComments: This great work deserves restoration to its original release version and distribution on DVD media.Flag
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Name: Mark Gallo on May 24, 2003Country: USComments: I loved the film and strongly identified with the lead actor, Jake Holman. The dinner scene with Candice Bergen was particularly meaningful to the story.Flag
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Name: Cary Lee on May 28, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Rory Monteith on May 28, 2003Country: USComments: The Sand Pebbles deserves to be seen in its complete version again.Flag
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Name: Michael Tang on May 28, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: John Clayton on May 31, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Stephen Harrison on May 31, 2003Country: USComments: I saw the film first in 1966 and remember 5 of the 6 missing segments you list. Having seen the movie since then on tape, I realized something had been left out but was'nt sure of what until I saw that list. The film suffers as a result of the excises, regardless of the reason for them.Flag
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Name: Karen Harrison on May 31, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Dave Curle on Jun 2, 2003Country: CAComments: 'state' why not provide 'province'Flag
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Name: Paul Murphy on Jun 3, 2003Country: IEComments:Flag
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Name: David Bird on Jun 3, 2003Country: UKComments:Flag
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Name: George Cassity on Jun 6, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Andr on Jun 6, 2003Country: CAComments: please restore this film (sand pebbles) to it's original state, It is a classic and deserve to be preserved...Flag
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Name: Donald Cox on Jun 7, 2003Country: USComments: I would purchase a restored version (DVD)of Yhe Sand Pebbles. I had just returned from spending time in the Navy in the Orient and saw the film. It made an impression on me. --DonFlag
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Name: Alain PERON on Jun 8, 2003Country: FRComments:Flag
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Name: Vernon Vidamour on Jun 12, 2003Country: UKComments: One of the best movies ever!!!!! Be great to see it in all its original glory.Flag
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Name: Oliver Diaz on Jun 12, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Kent Capps on Jun 13, 2003Country: USComments: One of the best films ever made and well worth preserving in it's original form.Flag
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Name: Gary Barron on Jun 15, 2003Country: USComments: please restore "The Sand Pebbles" to its original 196 minute version. this is a classic film, do it justice!Flag
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Name: Larry Martin on Jun 21, 2003Country: MYComments: Please make a special cut included all of the deleted scenesFlag
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Name: Adele Ballard on Jun 23, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Rick Duros on Jun 23, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Cayla Spencer on Jun 27, 2003Country: CAComments:Flag
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Name: Michael Alonzo on Jun 27, 2003Country: USComments: Since I was a little kid the movie "The Sand Pebbles" starring Steve McQueen has always been one of my favorites. Someone at 20th Century Fox should just stand up and make the decision to restore this movie to its original 196 minutes. The 40th anniversery of this great movie will be in 2006.Flag
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Name: Daniel Stamper on Jun 28, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Jon Petty on Jul 2, 2003Country: DZComments:Flag
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Name: Brian White on Jul 3, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: James Kirwan on Jul 5, 2003Country: USComments: I had no idea of what had been cut, but after reading the list of cut scenes, the story made better sense! Why do these Hollywood idiots keep pissing in the soup...and then thinking it tastes better!!Flag
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Name: Frank Meyer on Jul 6, 2003Country: DEComments:Flag
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Name: Jeff Ircink on Jul 7, 2003Country: USComments:Flag