Mr. Kunitz, you seem to be a literary man, a well read and well spoken man, but the fact remains, you don't know Harry Moses. Having known him for more that 15 years, I take issue with your besmirching his character in your critical review of his movie. Harry is above reproach when it comes to "nefarious" matters and your ploy of dragging in the question of fingerprint identification authenticity merely clouds the much larger issues that the movie portends, namely the little lady versus the "good old boy network" or the pauper versus the country club set. Fingerprint identification was long ago replaced by the more reliable DNA testing, yet your review says nothing of having the painting tested for Pollock's DNA. With all due respect sir, take another, longer look at the real issues addressed in this film. Thank you.
Ronald Harris
P.O. Box 22299
San Diego, California 92192
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matt blake
Mar 23, 2008 01:03
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Jerry Frech
Feb 24, 2008 15:32
I'm sorry, I said Ronald Harris. I meant Daniel Kunitz who wrote a very sensible review of the film :Who... [MORE]
David Phillips
Oct 3, 2007 19:33
This is spot on. We have been investigating the "authentication" of this painting. Why, if Horton and Biro are so... [MORE]
David Phillips
Oct 3, 2007 19:27
Mr. Kunitz, you seem to be a literary man, a well read and well spoken man, but the fact remains,...
Ronald Harris
Nov 17, 2006 06:39
AT LAST! THE VOICE OF REASON IN THE WILDERNESS!
GOOD JOB!
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Nov 15, 2006 23:06
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