cigarjoe
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9 minutes ago, Det Jim McLeod said:
His singing is good too
So was Garland a transvestite?
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1 hour ago, LornaHansonForbes said:
WHAT IS THAT STUFF?
Some kind of Grease Paint Remover
If its in an old can they probably re-used it over and over and in time (you know one of the freaks and geeks jobs was to collect all the rags and sort of wring them out and dump it in a can for recycling, (they just didn't get paid for just sitting around looking geeky, ask Dargo. Carnys got to pitch in setting it all up taking it all down, etc., etc.) people were much better at it back then, squeezing every dime out of everything, now we got landfills) it (the cream) turns black with all the mix of colors and dirt, hell its a carny not a Broadway play....
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53 minutes ago, TomJH said:
Not even if Bruce Willis played Bunny Rabbit?
No.
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14 hours ago, spence said:
I still don't understand the latest incident allegedly, it stopped his latest release as well
News to me. I don't keep up with Variety, or any show biz entertainment tonight type stuff. There is plenty of stuff out there to find and watch.
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2 minutes ago, hamradio said:
Under The Rainbow
already done
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Seven Beauties (1975) - two Italian soldiers get sent to the Russian Front and have to fight in cardboard shoes, they go AWOL when their troop train gets bombed by the allies and try to make their way back home to Italy. The observe the Nazi's machine gunning down whole families of Jews into mass graves and realize that are just as guilty since Italy is part of the Axis. They get captured and sent to a German concentration/work camp. All the above is juxtaposed with Pasqualino Settebellezze tragic-comedic recounting of his life story and how he down he gets. His femme fatale is his own sister who gets him started on the downward spiral.
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Rin Tin Tin, Asta, Todo
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EVEN IF YOU ALREADY HATE HIM, OR DON'T, WHAT DID WOODY ALLEN DO SO WRONG?
Simple answer, he out lived the zeitgeist of his era. It was a time of "if it feels good do it" if it doesn't physically hurt anybody else. It must have floated their boats. You got to remember we live in America and we are guaranteed life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness (within the law).
We do have too many pontificate-ers bloviating about whats wrong, what right, what's not PC what is PC, it gets kind of ridiculous. You want to yell S*T*F*U!
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Great, forgot which one it was and it's been quite a while since I've seen it.
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6 hours ago, LawrenceA said:
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voted to maintain its eligibility rules for the Oscars amid calls for a crackdown on streaming services from some prominent members. On Tuesday night, the board of governors decided to keep the current requirements, which state that a feature-length film must run for one-week in an L.A. County theater to qualify for best picture.
Way to make themselves eventually irrelevant.
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Personally I wouldn't pay $$$ to see a biopic of Judy Garland, other than The Wizard Of Oz I'm not a fan. Neither would I see the one about Mr. Rodgers.
My kiddie guy was Captain Kangaroo and I wound't pay $$$ to see a biopic about him. 😃
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Of his films I've seen and liked with the asterisked ones my favorites.
The Wolf of Wall Street
The Aviator
Gangs of New York*
Casino*
The Age of Innocence
Goodfellas*
After Hours*
The King of Comedy
Raging Bull
Taxi Driver*
Who's That Knocking at My Door
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There are a lot of films that were destroyed forever in fires.
There was a film I saw as a kid called The Chartroose Caboose its a film for kids and railfans.
Trivia - Due to a fire in one of Universal Studio's film vaults that destroyed both the negative and prints of this film, it is considered a lost film. (what else was destroyed?)
Though the original Panavision negative and prints were believed lost in a Universal vault fire, there exists a black and white copy of the film which is in the hands of a collector. It was taken from a worn 16mm film print. There is also a 2 minute color Panavision wide-screen trailer in existence, the only known color reference material for this "lost" film.also
There are a lot of cheap grindhouse films that had their ten-twelve day runs and are still sitting in storage in some film vault someplace, a lot of these titles are in limbo until somebody pays the storage bill or until they are hauled off to a landfill to make more rooms on the shelves.
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The only soap I watched was Dark Shadows. 😄
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8 hours ago, speedracer5 said:
Yes they do.
Yea they are selling them at the rock bottom price - the old traditional brands are the more expensive ones. An even cheaper way to go is a lot of smokers around here buy loose tobacco in a plastic bag and have a small cigarette machine and roll their own.
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45 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:
Aren’t American Spirits the organic cigarette or something like that? That seems about right that they’d have a high demand among Portland smokers—that and weed.
Do they have an American Indian in a full eagle headdress on the pack?
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6 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:
American Spirit seems to be the most expensive for whatever reason? It seems that Pall Mall is your bargain basement cigarette?
Really it's the other way around here. A,American Spirits are the cheepies
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2 hours ago, speedracer5 said:
As someone who doesn't smoke, has never smoked a day in my life, and thinks that cigarettes are abhorrent in every manner...
I think that the smoking looks really hot in the context of the old black and white movies. Yes, you'd probably instantly develop emphysema walking into the middle of a party in classic film, and I know I'd be sick after 1 highball of straight booze, but damn if it doesn't look cool.
In real life, if I lived in that classic Hollywood world with all the smoking, I'd be either avoiding everyone or holding a mask over my face and/or deeply regretting my attendance at the party. If Errol were there however... I'd feel conflicted. Maybe if he just points his cigarette and smoke downwind from me.
So you live vicariously through movies.
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SÉRIE NOIRE finally coming to Bluray heard a lot about it but never could find a way to watch it. Looks interesting.
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21 minutes ago, spence said:
To cigarjoe, please explain what are these 1977 Academy awards
It was nominated (nominee), probably for best foreign film in 1977, all awards and nominations are listed on IMDb page.
The narration sounds like Giancarlo Giannini the star of the film.
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Arrival of Angel Eyes - The Good The Bad and The Ugly
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The Searchers
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JUDY BOMBS
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It's either that, check what people have to say here, or shell out $$$ on a gamble. No?