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    Jeff Goldbum appeared in 'Buckaroo Banzi: Across the 8th Dimension' with John Lithgow and Christopher Lloyd. (From: 'Rob')
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    At 7:54:07 PM on 5/30/2001, SuperJonk said:
    *hence slow motion

    At 7:53:34 PM on 5/30/2001, SuperJonk said:
    that way, if you feed the 90 fpm film, and you run it at 24 fps (regular film fps), then it would have even more frames to deal with, making it seem slower. Got it? :)

    At 5:45:55 PM on 5/30/2001, rrenna said:
    why would they shoot in 90 fps? I cant see an advantage to that? can someone tell me why?

    At 12:25:00 PM on 5/30/2001, Drakkenfyre said:
    I posted the reply I got, and I also sent it to Dan, to make sure it got noticed, lol,

    -Drakk )))

    At 11:25:10 AM on 5/30/2001, T-Rex-Squirrel said:
    wow...HA HA HA! Thats a great one...jk

    At 11:07:28 PM on 5/29/2001, eggy said:
    Didn't Drakkenfyre post this first in the first news item about the shirt? Not that it matters...

    Second, btw.

    At 10:47:07 PM on 5/29/2001, flaming_island said:
    It is great to be first.

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