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Old 04-10-2009, 09:24 AM
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Wow, i haven't seen Rigaletto for ages. That movie was filmed in Helper, Utah, which is very close to where i grew up in Price. I could sit and point out all the extras i know who are in the background of this movie.
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The guy who played Rigoletto...his voice is amazing!!!! It's like hearing one of the angels singing (the angels with the swords, not those silly harps). I didn't know it was filmed in Utah, it's a good location
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The guy who played Rigoletto...his voice is amazing!!!! It's like hearing one of the angels singing (the angels with the swords, not those silly harps). I didn't know it was filmed in Utah, it's a good location
Definitely, very amazing voice.

One more suggestion:
We recently watch Bedtime Stories and totally loved it. We usually try to avoid Adam Sandler movies, but this one was really good.
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I was surprised at how I loved, "Kung Fu Panda". Awesome moral of believing in yourself.
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