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From: skypatrl@crl.com (Albert Zhou)
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Subject: Re: CD-ROM "A Hard Days Night"
Date: 27 May 1994 22:52:47 -0700
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In article <2rb1a4$non@crl2.crl.com> tgb@crl.com (Harvey Bernstein) writes:
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>I haver it, and it is excellent on a top-line system (I have a 486dx2/50 
>w 8MB, SB16,  and double-speed drive). It features the complete film which 
>runs 
>in quicktime/windows...either in a larger format (about 1/2 screen, just 
>the movie) or 1/4 screen with accompanying text. You can read an essay 
>about the movies as you watch it, or the script. You can search for a 
>particular scene, song, or word and jump right to it. In addition to 
>AHDN, the disk includes the trailer for the re-release, a 
>quicktime/windows interview with Richard Lester, and "The Running, 
>Jumping, Standingstill Film", an earlier Lester short with Peter 
>Sellers. Highly recommended if you have the hardware.

Well forgive my ignorance. What is this movie about?