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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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Well, you can introduce it to the next generation as I did then.
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Well, you can introduce it to the next generation as I did then.
Thanks! Free is always good.
And ... feliz Natal!
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I loved that movie as a kid!
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And the opening theme speeded up(Whistle Stop by Roger Miller) gave us the Hamster Dance.
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This weekend I say Up, I found it a very cool movie, and yesterday I watched Nicholas Nickelby
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I watched The King and I. I haven't seen it for years and loved every minute of it. I had forgotten how charismatic Yul Brynner was.
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If you can, watch the dvd with the commentary on. Eddie Mueller and James Ellroy love this movie, and have a great deal of fun calling out the local landmarks from 1952 (the year the picture was made, although released in '54)
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Sullivan's Travels. My very first Veronica Lake movie! I enjoyed her wit and I'd like to explore more of her movies.
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Thanks for the tip Wally.
I'll keep an eye out for the DVD. The film is def one for the noir collection.
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Ooo! That's a good one!
m0nk
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That was playing on TNT last night!
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"North by Northwest" by Hitchcock.
I just LOVE the 'drunk Cary Grant' bit in the police-station. It cracks me up.
I just LOVE the 'drunk Cary Grant' bit in the police-station. It cracks me up.
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And the opening theme speeded up(Whistle Stop by Roger Miller) gave us the Hamster Dance.
Yes. Thanks for that bit of wisdom.
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Just now, A Christmas Story, without which it ain't Christmas for the Hood household. Prior to that, The Black Room (1935) with Boris Karloff in a dual role as good twin- bad twin. Slogs a bit. And Decoy, another noir in the vein of Crime Wave (op. cit. above). The plot is sort of, well, incomprehensible, to quote someone from the special features on the disc. Evidently the first of only two films made my English discovery Miss Jean Gillies. Billed third or fourth is none other than Robert Armstrong, a few steps down from Carl Denham...
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