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Re: Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Rose Tattoo

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From: Mary
Date: Mon, 01 Nov 2004 22:16
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Hi Paula:

Paula" <pdwMT@yahoo.com> wrote in message

> Hi again, Mary.
>
> When I first started the game my first thought was "that sounds like
> Vincent Price".  Not so much that I actually thought it was him but his
> voice just reminds me of him.  He does have a very distinct voice.  So
> now we know we have something else in common.  We both watch Vincent
> Price movies.  I agree, House of Wax was one of the best!  I love that
> movie.  The House on Haunted Hill was on last night for Halloween.
> That's another I like.  So are you a horror movie person or just like
> Vincent Price movies?  I love old horror movies.  Sometimes the newer
> ones just go too far, I think.  The old ones are the best.

Yes, I like some old horror movies. I've seen the House on Haunted Hill, but
its not one of my favorites.  Vincent is very versatile and I like a lot of
his non-horror movies too, particularly "Laura", but I like Gene Tierney
very much
and Clifton Webb.  I used to like those old Mummys Ghost movies,
Frankenstein,
Dracula. Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff were good. Poltergeist,  the first
one
was good and the best.  I agree that the old ones are the best.

Last night I was busy trying to get Silver Earring going. I am near the end
of the game, and it crashes every time I try to go in a certain door. I
tried all my usual things, but nothing works. The game has run fine so far
except for one crash earlier in the game, but I was able to get past it. I
will have to write to Ubisoft Support  I guess, to see if they can help.
I've only very occasionally had problems with games and never this late in
the game. The problem usually showed up when installing or early in the
game.

Mary
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