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Version
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Copyright © 2010
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Introduction
We're your hosts, Jan and Rich. We are a hard-working "baby-boomer" couple, with great educations,
and all the usual work and family obligations. When we have
"free time" together, we often spend it watching movies
(in theaters, on video, or on cable).
Our purpose with films42.com is
to help you make your own choices about what to watch together.
We will tell you what we’ve already seen and found worthwhile.
The films we recommend are not necessarily romantic, although
some of them are. The films we recommend are not necessarily
action-packed, although some of them are. We recommend films for
adults, films that we believe both men and women will find
worthy of their time and attention.
Since the films we recommend on this website are, by definition, films for TWO, you’ll have to look elsewhere for discussions of pure “chick flicks” (e.g.,
HANGING UP, MIRROR HAS TWO
FACES, & ROMY AND MICHELE’S HIGH SCHOOL
REUNION) and pure “macho treats” (e.g., 8
MM, CON AIR, & FACE/OFF). These films, at best, appeal to only one of us. We generally do see these films – alone, with other friends, or even together when one of us is in that kind of mood – be we won’t be discussing them in the
FILMS FOR TWO database.
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About Us
Links:
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FILMS FOR TWO® Anti-Piracy Statement
Click HERE to download FF2’s Anti-Piracy Statement with
additional information on penalties for “inadvertent” abuse.
Examples of legal activities for WITASWANTM film groups:
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Swans seeing films together in a commercial theatre or at a film festival where everyone pays admission &/or has an authorized pass; |
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Swans seeing films together in a public setting (e.g., community center, church, library, museum, synagogue, etc.) if the sponsoring organization gets its films from an authorized non-theatrical distributor (e.g., Swank, Women Make Movies, etc); |
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Swans seeing films together on DVD in “house parties” meeting in private homes. (But note, these “house parties” can NOT be advertised to the general public!) |
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Swans meeting to discuss films they've already seen (book club style). |
Examples of illegal activities:
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Unauthorized public performances of copyrighted material!!!!! |
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Advertising “house parties” to the general public!!!!! |
These same rules apply to all individuals & groups, regardless of
not-for-profit status, good intentions, noble causes, etc, etc.
If in doubt concerning your particular situation,
please consult a competent copyright attorney for specific advice!
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