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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
off-topic post removed to prevent thread-drift
originally posted by: DelMarvel
Why does almost every ME example revolve around some pop culture reference from many years ago?
If this is real, why doesn't anyone (for example) ever come home to find out his address has changed or his house is a different color or he has a different wife?
originally posted by: galaga
Now I'm a pretty smart dude.
originally posted by: GoShredAK
Its funny, even the hardcore skeptics have to budge on this one.
Except now the explanation is our brains magically created the braces because we all believe she should have had them.....oooooooklol
originally posted by: TramperoJuan
originally posted by: galaga
Now I'm a pretty smart dude.
In light of your subscribing to this nonsense, your boast is unsurprising.
The problem with this so-called Mandela Effect is the lack of empiricism. Without proof, it's all baseless assertion--not that that gets in the way for the true believer.
originally posted by: DelMarvel
Why does almost every ME example revolve around some pop culture reference from many years ago?
If this is real, why doesn't anyone (for example) ever come home to find out his address has changed or his house is a different color or he has a different wife?
originally posted by: Moohide
After digging a little it seems there were alternative versions, IMDB mentions an Italian TV version which was heavily edited, and also an ABC TV version. Like i said on page 7, there were probably different versions depending on what country you lived in at the time.
Release Dates:
UK: 26th June 1979 (PG)
USA: 29th June 1979 (PG)
World Premiere: 26th June 1979 (Odeon Leicester Square, UK)
UK TV Premiere: 27th December 1982, ITV
US TV Premiere: 22nd November 1981, ABC
There are 2 VHS versions from 1988 and 1995, but these seem to just have different covers and end credits. Then there is dvd and blu-ray.
If anything is to be found i would say it will be on a cinema version from 1979.
But like with the cut Italian version, if you said you saw a bit in the UK version, but an Italian said it wasnt in the film, you would have to prove it was in the film. I believe she was wearing braces but without 1 single clear, untouched photo or clip to prove it, i now have to try and convince myself she wasnt and that will be a challenge from very hard to impossible to do. Ooooohh my head hurts
originally posted by: FlabberGhast
a reply to: UnBreakable
Dolly never had braces. The reason Jaws liked her was because she wasn't put off by his appearance, because of her poor vision.
Her glasses are useless? Why is she wearing glasses if she still can't see with them.
Dolly Played by: Blanche Ravalec Description: In perhaps the strangest love affair in the series, Jaws meets Dolly in Rio after his failed attempt on Bond and Goodhead's lives. The complete opposite of Jaws, Dolly is a short blond girl with pigtails, glasses and braces. It is her influence that leads Jaws to the side of good and she also hears the one line Jaws says in his two movies, "Well, here's to us.
originally posted by: Greggers
The actress clearly remembers complaining about the braces. ......
dolly.barriereader.co.uk...
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