Film_Fatale
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> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}
> >I always thought that Virginia Huston and Carole Lombard looked a lot alike.
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The evidence is quite compelling! B-)
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Amazon has announced that it will be selling a Blu-Ray version of *Beat the Devil*, however it isn't being distributed by a major studio, so it looks to be a public-domain release. Obviously the movie has been in PD hell for a few years now, so it's anyone's guess how bad the BR version might look.
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> {quote:title=Web wrote:}{quote}
> Filmlover, nothing would indicate that cellophanekid read your message and still posted. He might have but I think he simply doesn't read other posts unless by chance. He cuts, comes here, hits paste and then leaves.
filmlover and others in this forum have been patiently asking hemorroidkid to please not post mindlessly for many months now. there is no reason to think that he isn't just doing it to annoy others.
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> {quote:title=TripleHHH wrote:}{quote}
> *Out of the Past*
> Next Star
> James Earl Jones (mr this is CNN)
Dr. Strangelove
Next: Eddie Fisher
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This sounds like it could be interesting. What about angels watching over mortals, as in Wim Wenders' *Wings of Desire* ?
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I've only visited one, personally. But looking at this L.A. Times Photogallery makes me wish I'd been to more of them:
http://www.latimes.com/entertainment/news/la-hauntedhollywood-pg,0,6509334.photogallery
My favorite is the ghost of the Pantages Theater (which regrettably I didn't get to hear on my latest visit). I also wish Universal Studios would let visitors stop by Stage 28, which reportedly houses the spirit of Lon Chaney.
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That's a most awesome list, pktrekgirl B-)
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> {quote:title=CineMaven wrote:}{quote}
> This is a wonderful idea for a thread Miss Goddess, if I hadn't said so before. And successful too...so many responses. One can tell when people want to engage in a topic by the number of responses. Posting ten, twelve, twenty threads does not make one popular. Seeing so many threads created by one, two or three individuals, (duplicate threads if you will) only to be unanswered definitely says a lot. With MOVIE RAMBLES we need not create a million threads for every little cinematic thought that comes to our little pointed head, when this thread can cover any little cinematic thought that comes into our little pointed head.
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Well said!
> But there he is in "The Great Sinner" playing a gambling addict. He must be sick; gambling must be a disease. I wasn't convinced before, but I am. Why? Becuz of Ava. To have Ava Gardner with her arms around your neck, her face close saying she's yours to take...and you still want to go gambling...dude, this must be a sickness.
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True, that. B-)
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Happy B-Day, Martin Sheen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(Aug. 3, 1940)
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> {quote:title=filmlover wrote:}{quote}
> *Well, now we have our answer. CelluloidKid read the message and ignored it. So we know now he is in only to have his name appear on threads, no matter how much useless and repetive infomation he posts, and that he doesn't wish to be a member in good standing in this forum.*
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> *I said in the message below that I posted that he has been ignoring other members wishes here and has been doing so for months. We have been having trouble with him since at least February. That is almost half a year. I feel we can all now write to the TCMWebAdmin now without any concern that maybe he didn't understand. We now know he wishes to be disruptive to this forum and always has.*
Sad, but true.
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> {quote:title=MissGoddess wrote:}{quote}
> FYI----Ford's last film, *7 Women*, is airing August 6th at 12:30 p.m. on TCM.
Thank you for the reminder, I'd really like to TiVo that.
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> {quote:title=markfp2 wrote:}{quote}
> Maybe they figured that for an extra $2.50 admission folks would be upset if they just gave them cardboard glasses. Still, I'll bet the ones they gave out didn't cost them more than a quarter.
I'm not sure I follow your logic. Why did the subject of the glasses being made of cardboard or plastic come up? I think the actual reason it is more expensive might have more to do with the projection logistics, but I could look more into it to be sure.
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I enjoyed it all the way and didn't find the plot to be dull at all; although one could argue that the plot itself isn't nearly as important as the relationship between Scully and Mulder.
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The Ziegfeld is an awesome theater.
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> {quote:title=filmlover wrote:}{quote}
> Popeye the Sailor Vol. 1 1933-1938
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Have you had a chance to watch Vol. 2 yet?
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> > ...kind of sad sometimes to think that this was practically Cagney's last movie.
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> I found it interesting that is was during this picture he made up his mind to get out of show business. I guess Billy Wilder drove him a little crazy, but that wasn't the only driving force. [(TCM article)|http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title.jsp?stid=17693&category=Articles]
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> Great film.
I haven't read that article yet, but thanks for pointing that out.
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I like the *Hellboy* movies but don't really think of them as horror flicks.
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> > Is this Frank's baby picture?
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> It looks too innocent to be Frank. Maybe this is him:
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No way! I'd never seen that photo before, where'd you get it?
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Thank you for the links! B-)
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I'd almost forgotten about *Cry Havoc!* until you mentioned it, good call!
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> {quote:title=PrinceSaliano wrote:}{quote}
> I'll pass. You know it's gonna be trashy. They, no doubt, will be discussing vibrators, g-spots, erectile dysfunction and hormone replacement therapy.
Yes, I would not be surprised.
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There's no need to get snippy with someone who is just trying to be friendly! And I think it's a perfectly reasonable question to ask since you apparently continue to miss the messages filmlover posted for you in the DVD forum (unless you are deliberately ignoring them).
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> {quote:title=CelluloidKid wrote:}{quote}
> The best WWII Film:
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> "From Here to Eternity" (1953)
Did you even bother reading the OP?
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> {quote:title=CelluloidKid wrote:}{quote}
> Today 08/02/08 Weather for Phoenix, AZ - 107?F
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> {quote:title=scsu1975 wrote:}{quote}
> >Another two that look alot alike: Anne Bancroft and Laura San Giaccomo
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It's the Italian thing, no?