Film_Fatale

Why does the U.S. sometimes appear to be the only Western democracy where a significant part of the population assumes that capitalism and egalitarianism simply must be mutually exclusive? Because in some other capitalist countries, they aren't.

Terhune, Max

*Vertigo*

> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote} > *Terhune, Max* What happened to "S"?

Randolph Scott was in *Ride the High Country* with Mariette Hartley

Russell, Rosalind

*Trouble with Angels*

*Return of the Pink Panther*

Power, Tyrone

> {quote:title=Minya wrote:}{quote} > *I was also serenaded by younglings; a 4 1/2 boy (Batman) and a 3 1/2 boy (Robin).* > > I meant to mention-I'm a little jealous! No one dressed up as a super hero to serenade me! If I'd known you'd feel that way, I would happily have dressed up as Wonder Woman to serenade you!

*Pink Panther, The*

Newman, Paul

Loren, Sophia

*Nashville*

*The Adventures of Robin Hood* looks great on Blu-Ray, by the way.

Armida was in *Border Cafe* with J. Carrol Naish

> {quote:title=randyishere wrote:}{quote} > Not to be trite, but i loved River Of No Return, Macao, and Second Chance. Angel Face looks like it might be good, but i've missed it so far. Mitchum seemed so at ease in front of the camera. *Angel Face* is a great noir and another of my favourite Mitchum movies. TCM shows it every now and then, and it's also available in a sharp-looking DVD from WHV.

The new Errol Flynn DVD box set just came out this week and I rented a couple of his movies to watch over the weekend - *San Antonio* and *Montana* B-)

> {quote:title=hamradio wrote:}{quote} > This will probually be a DVD-R copy. I have a couple of these and the quality is pretty good but not as great as an official release with extras. > And unless it's a movie in the public domain, technically it is a bootleg.

Finally caught this great WW2 movie, with a great cast: Michael Caine, Robert Duvall, Donald Sutherland, Treat Williams, Anthony Quayle. It's well-paced, intriguing and keeps you totally immersed throughout, to the surprising ending. They also came up with a great excuse for Michael Caine to be able to speak with a proper British accent even though his character is actually a German.

A few additional details about the previously mentioned Ultimate Collector's Edition of *A Christmas Story* : http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=68712

*Kismet*

> {quote:title=CineSage_jr wrote:}{quote} > Yeah; why pay good money to see a dramatization when, for the past eight years,you've been a captive (and I mean captive) audience for the real thing? And I thought the point of the movie was (at least partly) to show us the kind of man he was before he got to the White House.

It was a rhetorical question. And if what you had to say was not intended to be read by anybody else, then why not send a PM?

Islas, Claudia