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Old 06-19-2008, 03:22 PM
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Posted By: Turner Engle

Looks like an interesting movie!


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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm

Check out the clip at 1:39--There is a character based on Rosen! Another feather added to an already overstuffed cap.

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Old 06-19-2008, 03:42 PM
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LOL
"People age like meat"

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Posted By: jeffdrum

I have always thought if they make the movie, "The Greg Maddux Story" he would be a dead ringer for the professor.

Plus, the Schulte looks like a reprint to me.

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Posted By: Matt

odd that of all the cards that could have fallen out of somebody's attic, they chose a T206 Shulte; much more believable then the stories on ebay though.

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Posted By: barrysloate

Wouldn't the movie have been more realistic if they used a real T206 Schulte instead of a repro? I realize most people don't know the difference, but the people who matter do.

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What is the name of this movie?

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Eric: The movie is called Diminished Capacity.

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Is it bad that it actually bothers me that it's a reprint?

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The movies called "Diminished Capacity."

I'm not surprised that they used a reprint. Even though a few recognizable actors appear in it (Broderick, Alda, Dylan Baker, Virginia Madsen), my guess is they worked for scale on a very low budget. Indies are all about finding and saving money wherever you can. Someone probably explained to one of the producers that you can get the real card in that condition for about $1000. If at some point someone dings a corner (which will happen) then you have a $35 card and continuity problems (sharp corners in one scene, a bent corner in the next).

I wrote an indie and when they were trying to get the money together, they found an investor who offered to contribute a substantial sum if his daughter, an actress, could play the sister of the main character. One problem. The movie is set in a small Georgia town, the main character is Caucasian (blonde, blue eyes) and the potential investor's daughter was of Chinese descent.

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I think the movie looks great...but it is terribly lame they used a reprint. A real one would cost...what...$25? Times are tough...I guess even hollywood is cutting corners!

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Come on guys its a movie, its a prop in a movie, a real card in top grade would be a $1000 and could get damaged and leave them with little. If I were them I would have used a reprint too....

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Posted By: Kenneth A. Cohen

Borrowing from a previous thread, you know you're a card addict when it bugs you that they used a reprint.

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Posted By: howard

I heard that the Declaration of Independence in "National Treasure" was just a reprint. What a gyp!

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Old 06-19-2008, 08:21 PM
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Posted By: MVSNYC

if i may jump in...


howard- yeah, but there is a difference between an unattainable item (decleration of independence) and an item that could be had for anywhere between $50-500 for a clean example.

looks like a "cute" movie, but it does also erk me that they are using a reprint...



"God is in the details"

-ludwig mies van der rohe (famous architect)

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Posted By: ali_lapoint

glad they made fun of that mr. mint guy. this is like that side bar in blast from the past when brendan fraser sold all those cards.

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were they making fun of Mr Mint or Brian Catequet?

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I think it would've been better if they used a Hobe Ferris t206 instead

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Posted By: Brian Collie

Isn't it cool enough that they're making a movie about baseball cards. Guess what, there are lots of things that are fake in movies ... bullets aren't real, your favorite actress uses a stunt ass, etc.

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The reprint doesn't bother me..   its not like they are trying to sell it to me or anyone for that matter.

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Posted By: Ted Sherman

looks great and LOVE the RIP pn Mr Mint! The rp bothered me but I loved the other cards in the trailer. Of all card why Shulte, I guess the Wagner is already played out..but they still used a t206

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"...Of all card why Shulte"

my guess is the producers like his nickname..."Wildfire"

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Posted By: Jodi Birkholm

Did Alda mispronounce Schulte's surname? I didn't think the "e" was supposed to be pronounced.

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Posted By: Erick Lewin

The movie looks interesting, reprint is annoying. My question is how much do they say the card's worth in the movie i wonder? They act like it's a $100,000 card that they found?

Also it looks like they're taking a shot at Mr. Mint and Catequet with that one character....i like it!

Someone needs to post a pic of them, i remember seeing a good one of catequet a while ago.

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Posted By: Bob

It's called "suspension of disbelief." Sure I noticed that Schulte was a reprint but who cares? Anything about cards is great
(Besides Virginia Madsen is the bomb)

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