You don't like the original? Ye gads, Louie Prima? George Sanders? C'mon, Gramps!
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You don't like the original? Ye gads, Louie Prima? George Sanders? C'mon, Gramps!
The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean (1972). John Huston movie from the seventies. Pretty good. Kinda silly. I think everyone was drunk when they made this'n. Paul Newman musta had some nads yellin at that bear like that. Wow. Victoria Principal lookin about too good to eat. Ned Beatty in his prime. Don't watch unless you have some liquor close by.
That pretty much exactly reflects my thoughts when I saw the trailer for the movie in 1972. Thank you for affirming that 44-year-old impression. Never watched it.
I did enjoy seeing this picture in a local law office.
Thanks for the rec, muskrat ! The Kid and I both really enjoyed The Comedy of Terrors 
I remember seeing that as a kid, at the drive-in with the 'rents. Bored me then, but I guess at 5 I wasn't the target audience--lol
Oh boy oh boy! It's almost like X-mas this morning, as my DVR worked overtime whilst I slept, recording not just one, but my TWO favorite Hammer vampire flicks. The Vampire Circus (1972) and The Vampire Lovers (1970). Somebody out there likes me! And both in HD, not that grainy, faded video I watched them on as a kid.
Jealous? You should be.
Jealous? You should be.
Today I flicked through the channels and found this gem
murder by death 1976 - Google Search
1976 Peter sellers/ Alec Guinness - Columba guy magpie smith - Luvly Jubbly !!!
All time best comedy
murder by death 1976 - Google Search
1976 Peter sellers/ Alec Guinness - Columba guy magpie smith - Luvly Jubbly !!!
All time best comedy
Love that one. It's one of our family culture classics.
Great flick. And...Capote?!? I'll say this for Truman's acting: he's a terrific writer...
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Just recently been introduced to the Batman movies by the other half. The Dark Knight -amazeballs. Heath Ledger ? Amazing - my most favouritist villain ever. Totally made that part his own and no one could have done a better job. Epic movie and epic performance. Oh yeah and we had date night and saw Batman vs Superman in 3D - blew me away !! Looking forward to the justice league movies due out next year
Been introduced to the superman movies as well -Man of Steel ? My stars, dont get me started on what an epic failure (IMO) that was.................
Been introduced to the superman movies as well -Man of Steel ? My stars, dont get me started on what an epic failure (IMO) that was.................
Black Mass (2015) - Sunny's boyfriend
The movie is just OK. The Departed blows this away but I thought Johnny Depp was very good as Whitey Bulger.
The movie is just OK. The Departed blows this away but I thought Johnny Depp was very good as Whitey Bulger.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Thanks - I will make a point of going to see this one now. Was it regular or 3D?
It was both. We saw regular. Grandma and I can't handle 3D. Last 3D we saw was Avatar, and I think 3D was one reason I dismissed it so readily.
Marie Antoinette -- Sofia Coppola wrote and directed
I love this movie. The artistic presence of it all. The cinematography is grand scale and the props and costuming are terrific. Plus I loved how she set modern music to parts of the movie. And when she did that, it just fit perfect.
I love this movie. The artistic presence of it all. The cinematography is grand scale and the props and costuming are terrific. Plus I loved how she set modern music to parts of the movie. And when she did that, it just fit perfect.
The Royal Tenenbaums.
Still waiting for Ant Man to make it to HBO.
Still waiting for Ant Man to make it to HBO.
I applaud you. It seemed interesting, but I couldn't make it past 20 minutes.
I arrived a little late to the party. I viewed most of Wes Andedson's films in the past two years. I understand that he has a niche audience and much of what he does is highly styled and fanciful but his strengths seem to outweigh his creative hangups. He is refreshing and, in my opinion, an interesting storyteller in modern cinema. There is something very childlike about his movie making and its lack of malice. Moonrise Kingdom is still my favorite.
Animal Kingdom (Australia) 2010 - Guy Pearce
I loved this one. A 17 year old boy loses his mom to a drug overdose and is left alone and not sure what to do. So he calls his grandmother to see if he can live with her. He hasn't seen his grandmother for years because his mom has kept him away from her. The reason his mom has kept him away is because Grandma is part of a crime family with her sons. So this innocent boy goes to live with his crime family relatives while the police are trying to bring them down and gets caught up in the events.
I loved this one. A 17 year old boy loses his mom to a drug overdose and is left alone and not sure what to do. So he calls his grandmother to see if he can live with her. He hasn't seen his grandmother for years because his mom has kept him away from her. The reason his mom has kept him away is because Grandma is part of a crime family with her sons. So this innocent boy goes to live with his crime family relatives while the police are trying to bring them down and gets caught up in the events.