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Still can't catch the new Ben promo. Not likely that they'll be showing it on weekdays, I guess. Or maybe they will. Can anyone upload it to YouTube?

*The Dark Knight* nw: gregarious

La-di-da! B-)

Finally got to see my copy of *Boomerang!* and enjoyed it quite a bit, it definitely fits in with the kind of movie that Elia Kazan is best known for, and it's a shame that it doesn't show up more often on pay TV channels. Great work by all - Dana Andrews, Lee J. Cobb, Arthur Kennedy, solid performances all. It's interesting that the film's narrator actually states the name of the actual person on which Andrews' character is based (he went on to become U.S. Attorney General). Didn't quite get around to listening to the audio commentary but I hope to do that at some future date. Anyone else seen it?

> {quote:title=rohanaka wrote:}{quote} > The Law and Jake Wade > > Miss G--is this one for my list? Or (judging from your description) can it wait on my (not yet created) "maybe will watch after I see the other's first" list...pretty soon I will have to start "framing" all these little scraps of paper and decorate my office walls. :-) Well, it's on my list as well

I'd still rather see the James Mason original B-)

I actually started buying BRs since late 2007.

Oh I do see the similarity just from that photo alone. I'm also hoping that when SNL starts its new season, they can get Tina Fey back to play Palin. She'd be a riot, I'm sure!

What kind of grasshopers?

I dread to think what the symbolism might have been

> {quote:title=hlywdkjk wrote:}{quote} > > Awwwwwwwww that's cute!

> {quote:title=JackFavell wrote:}{quote} > I feel the same way about Fay Bainter lately. I knew her as Andy Hardy's mom, or from State Fair and Jezebel, which is pretty much the same thing. But then I saw her in two movies in which she played very different characters, and I realized that this patient, kindly "mom" was a really good actress. > She was also quite good in *White Banners*.

Bruce Bennett was in *Strategic Air Command* with June Allyson

How can you not love them, especially after they made a movie with the title of a movie-within-a-movie in Preston Sturges' *Sullivan's Travels* ? B-) I'm really lookin' forward to *Burn After Reading*. I like the Coen Bros. better when they're not so darn serious (like in their last movie).

Got *Rocky Mountain* to watch next B-)

Joseph Cotton was in *Duel in the Sun* with Walter Huston

*Napoleon* nw: cartilaginous

Best Buy has a sale on many BR titles, marked down to 14.99 - 19.99. Picked up *A Clockwork Orange* for $14.99

> {quote:title=Edgecliff wrote:}{quote} > Found out some more info on the Borzage-Murnau collection. The box set contains 12 discs. Amazon is taking pre-orders for $167.99. Wonder if other website will offer an even better price? That's already about $14 per movie. I'm still more inclined to rent 'em than to buy 'em.

Is this her?

Did she sing there as well? "Don't cry for me, my dear daugher!"

> {quote:title=Bronxgirl48 wrote:}{quote} > I think it was a family drama from the late 80's through the early 90's. Guess I must have missed it. But if you want to post photos of the two ladies, I'd love to see them!

"Life Goes On"? Is it a soap?

Flynn, Errol B-)

> {quote:title=MissGoddess wrote:}{quote} > I'm very happy to have gotten this movie recorded, it did not disappoint in the one area that mattered most: Spencer Tracy. It's not altogether surprising, he carries the movie away in the "unshowy" part. > Any movie with Spencer Tracy is always worth watching!