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Name: Vern Gregg on Oct 4, 2003Country: USComments: This is such a great movie.It is such a shame that we can not view it in its entiretyFlag
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Name: Jimmy W. Simpson on Oct 6, 2003Country: USComments: Please consider the restoration of this glorious film! Jim SimpsonFlag
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Name: Mitchell Cope on Oct 8, 2003Country: USComments: I was in the preview audience for this film in Dallas. The restoration of this film to its original length would be a fitting tribute to its director and stars.Flag
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Name: Tom Dyra on Oct 12, 2003Country: UKComments:Flag
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Name: Andrew Yakas on Oct 13, 2003Country: USComments: The DVD looks great. It's sad that the engine repair scene is missing. Both actors in that scene were nominated for Academy Awards for their performances. This scene is crucial to the devcelopement of their characters. I miss other scenes as well but the engine repair scene most of all. "Hammer, hammer, hammer!" If the film were whole, I would buy at least 7 copies to send to my old gang of friends who held this film and the novel in high esteem.Flag
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Name: Alan Polan on Oct 13, 2003Country: USComments: The Sand Pebbles was one of the greatest motion pictures that I ever viewed. I was swept away by the story and the characters. This great movie deserves to be carefully restored with all scenes that were edited out included in the movie for a true "director's cut" of the movie. I fervently hope that this great movie is restored to its originally conception and that it is released again on its 50th aniversary.Flag
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Name: Tim Neil on Oct 13, 2003Country: CAComments:Flag
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Name: David Sopko on Oct 14, 2003Country: USComments: Just di it!Flag
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Name: Dave Hardy on Oct 21, 2003Country: UKComments:Flag
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Name: Jeff Ircink on Oct 21, 2003Country:Comments: And please don't ever remake THIS movie like the studios remake every other movie out there! Remake the crappy flicks!Flag
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Name: Ted Mahar on Oct 21, 2003Country: USComments: I saw the original release version at the premiere in Los angeles in December 1966. Isaw it a month or so later in Portland and was shocked to see important scenes and bit of dialogue missing along with half of the battle at the end.Flag
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Name: Lee Boughner on Oct 24, 2003Country: USComments: good flickFlag
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Name: Chick Lewis on Nov 2, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: PERON Alain on Nov 8, 2003Country: FRComments:Flag
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Name: Erich Von Steiner on Nov 9, 2003Country: USComments: This film is a classic and deserves to be restored for the current and future generations.Flag
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Name: Deborah Young-Groves on Nov 11, 2003Country: CAComments: The Sand Pebbles has been my favourite film for years - Please restore this underestimated piece of AMERICANA. Deborah Young-GrovesFlag
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Name: Steven Luchsinger on Nov 13, 2003Country: USComments: A fantastic motion picture! A really superb production the likes of which we will never see again, and was even unique for the times in 1966. If it hadn't been for a director of the caliber of Robert Wise we would not have a picture of this magnitude. I first saw this film when I was 5 years old. Imagine having a five year old seeing a movie like this! Though it's been nearly 40 years I still can't watch the scene of Pohan's death of a thousand cuts. This is truely an "adult" film, not what they consider "adult" today. My father was in the navy during the Korean War and served in the far east, then he read McKenna's Sand Pebbles in the early '60's. He enjoyed the book so much he eagerly anticipated the film for about a year before it came out. The final production was so beautifully wrought it became a favorite for all time. Even though the period of the film was 26 years before my Dad's time in the navy, the writing and acting was so authentic it reminded him vividly of his service and solidified his love and romance of China. As for me it confirmed my interest in Asia and drew me to Hollywood as well. Anyway, a great film and a motion picture not only worthy of restoration -- demanding of it!Flag
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Name: Leonard Roberts on Nov 13, 2003Country: USComments: Yes! I would love to see this great motion picture totally restored to its original lengthFlag
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Name: Kent Parsons on Nov 13, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Roy Sutton on Nov 16, 2003Country: CAComments:Flag
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Name: Stephen Greene on Nov 21, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Olivier Guy on Nov 26, 2003Country: UKComments: Masterpiece, should not need a petition to be restored.This is part of a national heritage which should be automatically preservedFlag
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Name: Dan Diamond on Nov 29, 2003Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Ryan Mitchell on Nov 29, 2003Country: UKComments: As DVD's can offer so much extra material and this film is sooo beloved surely there are financial reasons as well as artistic reasons for restoring the extra footage please!!Flag
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Name: Terry Wellman on Nov 30, 2003Country: USComments: I would love to see the full length version of the movie restored to its 196 minutes. It would make the decision to buy another copy even easier.Flag
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Name: Virginia Mathews on Dec 2, 2003Country: USComments: please restore the film. It is an important part of our film history and deserves to be as complete as possible. My grandchildren need to know the truth about war, racism, man's inhumanity to man, and the other issues the film portrays so well. This film will teach them well.Flag
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Name: James Smith on Dec 3, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Mark Stewart on Dec 3, 2003Country: USComments: AWESOME MOVIE!!!PROBABLY MCQUEEN'S BEST THOUGH ALL HIS MOVIES WERE GREATFlag
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Name: Georges Condon on Dec 6, 2003Country: USComments: It would be nice to restore the picture to full length, if nothing more than to show that 20th Century Fox is committed to quality and uniqueness, as well as profit.Flag
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Name: Henry Blessing on Dec 7, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: John Hayden on Dec 9, 2003Country: USComments: would truly enjoy seeing the film in its original and complete format. impacted my outlook on a world going thur some very disturbing changes both in the films time frame and when it was releasedFlag
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Name: Kenneth Murphy on Dec 10, 2003Country: IEComments: yes im glad that this petition has bein started up but i would also like if 20th century fox would show some behind the scenes footage of the towering inferno because there is nothing like that on the warner bros. dvd version. it would be great if that was brought to there attention!Flag
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Name: Dan Kelley on Dec 10, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: John Bayer on Dec 16, 2003Country:Comments: Yes, Restore the Sand Pebbles, NOW!Flag
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Name: Henry Gabb on Dec 17, 2003Country: USComments:Flag
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Name: Tom Ferrini on Dec 21, 2003Country:Comments: Please restore this film. It is a masterpiece that should be in its full verson.Flag
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Name: Gil Valle on Dec 21, 2003Country: USComments: The cinematographer, Joe MacDonald, was an old family friend and I always thought his work on this film was great, as of course is the picture (one of my favorites). Joe was a fine still photographer and also shot a lot of 16mm home movie footage too (it's likely he shot some while on location). I saw the picture while I was in the service and lost touch with the MacDonald family in the years after. It would be a great tribute to Joe to have this film restored, as it would be for all those who were part of making it. But mostly, it would be a grand epic picture for the new audience of today, certainly on par with 20th's "Master & Commander". I hope some progress can be made on this project. Gil ValleFlag
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Name: Lieselotte Hein on Dec 22, 2003Country: UKComments:Flag
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Name: Sam Carter on Dec 22, 2003Country: CAComments: You don't show Canada's provinces under'state/or province' How do I respondFlag
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Name: Steve Rich on Dec 29, 2003Country: USComments: Restore the missing clips.Flag
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Name: Peter Leaver on Jan 6, 2004Country: CRComments:Flag
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Name: Steve Shelton on Jan 12, 2004Country: USComments: This one of the best films ever made and deserves to have all scenes proctected.Flag
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Name: Kathy Benson on Jan 16, 2004Country: USComments: Please keep the script intact.Flag
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Name: Jeffrey Cochran on Jan 18, 2004Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Gray Stewart on Jan 18, 2004Country:Comments:Flag
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Name: Robert Muldrow on Jan 21, 2004Country: USComments: Some of the most important scenes have been left out. Two specific scenes are the hammer scene, which would have shown Jake's value as an engineer, as well as the scene showing him departing his previous command which was a large warship. The fact that he chose not to be on a large ship is significant to the character.Flag
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Name: Gregory Christiansin on Jan 23, 2004Country: USComments: I saw this at age 6, and still watch it a couple times a year. Classic.Flag
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Name: Kev Meaney on Jan 24, 2004Country:Comments: Please restore to originalFlag
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Name: Etienne Francois on Jan 31, 2004Country: ECComments: I'm French and I have passed 15 years of my life in the navy ,but too in every countries .I have seen this movie more of 30 times ,when i was young and later the specific caracter of this movie and Steeve Mc Queen has influenced all the rest of my career....even for Le Mans ,Because I'm Racing motor engines preparator and i have work for Racing teams and particulary for the "24 Hours",you see !!!Flag
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Name: William Brown on Feb 4, 2004Country: USComments: Please restore this classic film to it's original splendor. It is one of the great films of the '60s and in the top 30 of all time. It deserves a release on dvd in it's original form.Flag