Latest Movie That You Watched!
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A couple shots I wondered what the hell had to do with the story at all, but overall, pretty freaky.
I really enjoyed that one - first time I had even seen Blake Lively
For me too, she's pretty hot
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I was also surprised to see Harrison Ford in itFor me too, she's pretty hot
Was hoping it was based on a book but apparently it is not
Dudes, I'm watching West Side Story and loving it. Used to hate this flick--hadda do with our school trying to force it down our throats. But now...oh yeah. Natalie Wood... I'm. Just lovin her...
Tonight, tonight...
Tonight, tonight...
...she coulda brung me a lil drinkie-poo anytime she wanted.....
Are you kiddin me? Yowza! Tonight, toooonighhht....
Dude, I sayin. If She woulda been on a boat ride with ME, she da never drowned.
....Preach Brother Rat!.....
Done working for the afternoon and started watching this. I really loved this guy.
Casablanca (1942). Boss, ain't you goin to bed? No. Ain't you EVER goin to bed? NO!!!
Best movie ever. Aw hell, I done watched this flick a million times, but I can watch it a million more. That's how I wanna wind up--some lonesome saloon owner that just sits in his bar with his piano man, gettin drunk, waiting for her to come waltzing back into his life. You played it for her, you can play it for me. If she can take it, I can.
You must remember this, a kiss is still a kiss, a SIGH is still a SIGHHH...
And Peter Lorre. You must HELP me, Reeeek!
Heh heh heh. What better flick to watch on Sep Eleven? Make us all feel like patriots! Not just 'merican pats, but French, Norwegian, Czechoslovakian, etc. That scene when they sing La Marseillaise to drown out the Nazis singing Die Wacht am Rheine still makes me cry every time.
I wanna get the Cross of Lorraine tattooed on my arm in honor of this flick, and in honor of a film legend/master/icon, Mr. Michael Curtiz. Well done, sir.
Best movie ever. Aw hell, I done watched this flick a million times, but I can watch it a million more. That's how I wanna wind up--some lonesome saloon owner that just sits in his bar with his piano man, gettin drunk, waiting for her to come waltzing back into his life. You played it for her, you can play it for me. If she can take it, I can.
You must remember this, a kiss is still a kiss, a SIGH is still a SIGHHH...
And Peter Lorre. You must HELP me, Reeeek!
Heh heh heh. What better flick to watch on Sep Eleven? Make us all feel like patriots! Not just 'merican pats, but French, Norwegian, Czechoslovakian, etc. That scene when they sing La Marseillaise to drown out the Nazis singing Die Wacht am Rheine still makes me cry every time.
I wanna get the Cross of Lorraine tattooed on my arm in honor of this flick, and in honor of a film legend/master/icon, Mr. Michael Curtiz. Well done, sir.
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Pretty, pretty lady (Rita Moreno was great in this one, too). Boring, boring movie. I can't go with you here, Señor Rat. Very few classic musicals that I can stomach for more than a few minutes.
Here's a question to which you might have the answer, muskrat . I remember watching a movie with my dad years ago that was about I think Finnish resistance in WWII. I remember scenes of guys cross country skiing to give Nazis the slip. I really liked it, but I can't for the life of me remember the name. Any ideas?
I also can't stand these tough gang dancers.
I can't stand a group of kids singing in the Alps while fleeing the Nazis........
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
heel, toe, shuffle, spin, shank, slide, bleed, shank and pirouette.
Yeah, it loses something.
Yeah, it loses something.
Okay, I love that one. hahahahahhahah!I can't stand a group of kids singing in the Alps while fleeing the Nazis........