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mouse or not?
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was there a computer mouse shown in the movie you've got mail? the other day i got into a lunchtime trivia discussion about this very topic. we all know that the majority of the scenes in the movie showed laptop (notebooks) being used by kathleen kelly and joe fox with no mouse in any of the notebook scenes. By mouse...i am referring to an auxiliary-pointing device attached to a computer (not the typical touch pad included with a notebook). ok, there were very few scenes in the movie showing desktop computers, scenes at the shop around the corner, the fox book store and one scene with joe fox using a desktop in his office late one night. but the question still remains ...was there ever a scene in the entire film that showed a computer mouse? did any of the fleeting scenes showing a desktop in the distance at either of the bookstores or the night scene in joe fox's office show a mouse? did the scene with birdie conrad (jean stapleton) doing accounting in the back of the shop around the corner show a mouse? an entire film based on computers and e-mail ...was there a mouse in the movie? last night i watched the film and found the answer :))
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p.s. this same mouse also appears earlier in the movie (for less than three seconds) at 59min:01sec into the film, it's difficult to see being partially hidden behind a glass mug filled with pencils on the desk. one grayish-black mouse in two very brief scenes of only several seconds each.
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