Taltarzac725
08-29-2017, 08:44 PM
Licence To Kill (1989) - Rotten Tomatoes (https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/licence_to_kill/)
One of the first movies I probably saw with my live-in girlfriend Jennifer V., in the Fall of 1989 if it was still playing in the Minneapolis area.
I do wonder if she has noticed all the 224s and 613s in movies of late as well as in many other areas of communication. I sure talked to her a great deal about my interest in doing something about the niche in survivors/victims of crimes information accessible through libraries of all kinds-- especially the U of MN which was/is one of the biggest law libraries in the world. I was working there then cataloging all the computer files on WESTLAW and working some reference as well as doing other stuff.
I shared this interest with people at the U of Denver as well back in 1983-1984 and also at Information Access Company in 1984-1986 where I worked abstracting and indexing mainly local business magazines and newspapers . The Wall Street Journal too as some other magazines even some sport periodicals.
Really a surprise when I started seeing 224s and 613s in James Bond movies quite a bit later in my life at the movies.
One of the first movies I probably saw with my live-in girlfriend Jennifer V., in the Fall of 1989 if it was still playing in the Minneapolis area.
I do wonder if she has noticed all the 224s and 613s in movies of late as well as in many other areas of communication. I sure talked to her a great deal about my interest in doing something about the niche in survivors/victims of crimes information accessible through libraries of all kinds-- especially the U of MN which was/is one of the biggest law libraries in the world. I was working there then cataloging all the computer files on WESTLAW and working some reference as well as doing other stuff.
I shared this interest with people at the U of Denver as well back in 1983-1984 and also at Information Access Company in 1984-1986 where I worked abstracting and indexing mainly local business magazines and newspapers . The Wall Street Journal too as some other magazines even some sport periodicals.
Really a surprise when I started seeing 224s and 613s in James Bond movies quite a bit later in my life at the movies.