Oh yar.... unfortunately this is a true NZ story for so many....
I can't watch this one any-more. The sequel is called What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?
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I can't watch this one any-more. The sequel is called What Becomes of the Broken Hearted?
This is a film with Jimmy Cagney and Olivia deHalliland. c39 b/w. The strawberry Blonde. If anyone call tell me where I can get a region 2 dvd of this film e-mail, phone, pm post just let me now. I tried, play.com, amazon(Spainish, but is it possible one of the language could be english), I did a search and haven't come up with anything. I tried Warner Bros again no. I know i can watch on youtube, but i prefer a DVD.
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Payback, with Mel Gibson, is one of my favorite movies, but I can't find a clip which doesn't contain profanity unacceptable here.
I have a similar problem with Midnight Run, with DeNiro, another favorite; a movie wherein every other word is four letters in length, and the same one or variations of it.
I have a similar problem with Midnight Run, with DeNiro, another favorite; a movie wherein every other word is four letters in length, and the same one or variations of it.
Steel Magnolias - funeral meltdown into "knock her lights out!"
Love that movie. I watch it whenever I see it on tv.
I know - right?? That scene, and the lead-up to it with the entire town following Jamie and Aurelia's dad, cracks me up every single time...and brings on the tears, too.Damn... I am such a girl.
I could *never* endure a public proposal. There's something about being broadcast on the Jumbotron at a sporting event or surrounded by total strangers hanging on your every last reaction and word that flips me completely out. I'd have to leave the location/room without giving an answer, it's that bad with me.
(I hope Grégory Fitoussi reads that last part.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be able to deal with the public aspect of that either... but man, that scene, yar? Everybody ought to have a little of that (♥) in their lives at some point, hmm? *sigh* Told ya, I'm such a girl....I know - right?? That scene, and the lead-up to it with the entire town following Jamie and Aurelia's dad, cracks me up every single time...and brings on the tears, too.
I could *never* endure a public proposal. There's something about being broadcast on the Jumbotron at a sporting event or surrounded by total strangers hanging on your every last reaction and word that flips me completely out. I'd have to leave the location/room without giving an answer, it's that bad with me.
(I hope Grégory Fitoussi reads that last part.
*Your last line cracked me up!
Everything Ted Danson does in Body Heat I love. This dance leads up to an important scene with the William Hurt character (I can't find a video of that)...
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I really hate to break the mood here but one of my absolute favoutite scenes are the opening scene in Rio Bravo with John Wayne and Dean Martin in the leads and Angie Dickinson and Walter Brennan are in it too. A completely unprovoked murder followed by Waynes arrest of the murderer. It is played without a word being uttered but a lot of glances and camera angles making it perfectly clear what is happening. One of the best Westerns. Directed by Howard Hawks. They really know how to make a really good western back then. made in the late fifties i think.
Walking scene from Reservoir Dogs with Little Green Bag playing in the background. This movie really got me into Tarantino films.