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Feraud said:
I have to respectfully disagree. I just got back from seeing it & I absolutely loved it!
Thanx!!!
Charlie
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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I have to respectfully disagree. I just got back from seeing it & I absolutely loved it!
Thanx!!!
Charlie
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Saw District 9. An excellent film. One of the best I've seen recently.
ThesFlishThngs
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"Death on the Nile" just now, but I'll probably go to bed before it finishes.
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SAturday night we all went to the Stanford Theater in Palo Alto. Saw The Mark of Zorro and The Black Swan, both starting Tyrone Power.
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We watched 'The Shadow of the Thin Man' on Saturday & then on Sunday we partook of my all time favorite warm & fuzzy feel good film 'The Holiday'(2006). I think it's the only film I actually like Jack Black's acting in.
I'm utterly amazed that they built that cottage from scratch & made it look like it's been there for 100 years. It has a great cast of character including Eli Wallach as Arthur Abbot. And, he is still making films at the age of 94. Very impressive indeed.
Cheers!
Dan
I'm utterly amazed that they built that cottage from scratch & made it look like it's been there for 100 years. It has a great cast of character including Eli Wallach as Arthur Abbot. And, he is still making films at the age of 94. Very impressive indeed.
Cheers!
Dan
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Watching The Great Ziegfield right now, actually. 
DanielJones
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Currently watching "The Divorce of Lady X" (1938) on TCM. Rather enjoyable.
Cheers!
Dan
Cheers!
Dan
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DanielJones said:
Oh, I love this movie! Haven't watched it for ages.
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Judge Hardy and Son, with Mickey and the gang. This time we have Emmy Hardy's life-threatening bout of pleurisy compounded with pnuemonia. Rather heavy goings for this series, but mom pulls through.
Mickey Rooney continues to deliver the goods; he amazes me with his performances. Only he had the energy and personality to bring the character to life.
Mickey Rooney continues to deliver the goods; he amazes me with his performances. Only he had the energy and personality to bring the character to life.
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Merle Oberon...
I also caught The Lion Has Wings (1939) with her and Ralph Richardson last night. Done more documentary/propaganda film like it gave a good view & cross section of life in Great Britain in the late 1930's. Fairly well done. Finally there was Wuthering Heights (1939) with again Sir Laurence Olivier, David Niven & Geraldine Fitzgerald. It was an enjoyable night of movies & makes me wonder what other films she has done that I may have seen in the past or at least have heard of.
Cheers!
Dan
I also caught The Lion Has Wings (1939) with her and Ralph Richardson last night. Done more documentary/propaganda film like it gave a good view & cross section of life in Great Britain in the late 1930's. Fairly well done. Finally there was Wuthering Heights (1939) with again Sir Laurence Olivier, David Niven & Geraldine Fitzgerald. It was an enjoyable night of movies & makes me wonder what other films she has done that I may have seen in the past or at least have heard of.
Cheers!
Dan
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Saw Little Miss Marker (1934) again, because I found out it made James Oviatt cry like a baby.
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G.I. Joe. Please don't tell my friends.
Lotsa boomboomboom. Youngest Hood thought it great.
Lotsa boomboomboom. Youngest Hood thought it great.
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"Women's Prison" at the moment. I wonder if this prison had an on-site salon, or these gals were just very skilled at doing their own fabulous hair behind bars?
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Last night I watched a documentary - Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession.
Jerry Harvey himself seemed fairly uninteresting and self absorbed. But then there's no accounting for whatever actual mental instability he may have suffered from.
The cool part of the doc is the way it either introduces you to cool, out of the way pictures or re-introduces you to movies you may be somewhat familiar with and asks you to look at them in a new light. That makes it worth watching if you're a film buff of any kind. It's interesting too, I suppose, if you're anything of a L.A. culture buff...
Jerry Harvey himself seemed fairly uninteresting and self absorbed. But then there's no accounting for whatever actual mental instability he may have suffered from.
The cool part of the doc is the way it either introduces you to cool, out of the way pictures or re-introduces you to movies you may be somewhat familiar with and asks you to look at them in a new light. That makes it worth watching if you're a film buff of any kind. It's interesting too, I suppose, if you're anything of a L.A. culture buff...
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I watched "The Set-Up" starring Robert Ryan last night. I love that one.
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Just watched Charlene Theron's North Country.
Based in the true story of mine women and the historical fact of syndicates and companies recognizing women rights at mainly male environment workplace back in the 89.
Really inspirational.
Based in the true story of mine women and the historical fact of syndicates and companies recognizing women rights at mainly male environment workplace back in the 89.
Really inspirational.
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ThesFlishThngs said:"Women's Prison" at the moment. I wonder if this prison had an on-site salon, or these gals were just very skilled at doing their own fabulous hair behind bars?
Oh that's a good one lol !!, i remember thinking the same when i watched it, besides, the bossy blonde reminds me of Vivian of Holloway ( the repro clothing brand)
I think they are identical!!!
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