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That one was featured on MST3K. The comments made during the dance scenes were as side-splittingly funny as anything I've ever heard.

Hey, I think that's the song the family is humming as they pick people off from the window at the end of the movie!

I think it's because some dogs have to work on weekdays. We want to give them a chance to see what they missed.

You're the only true bully I see in these forums. I'm pretty sure you're entertaining to yourself.

Now why would anyone take the entertainment on these boards that seriously. I think most people are way more relaxed than that. I'm pretty sure Bopper's just goofin' around.

Well, the thread title did ask us what Christmas movie we find irritating. Not sure about "all the HATE" you're referring to. But, as I indicated in my only post, the sap content is a little too high for me. Different people like different amounts of syrup. Some of us have diabetes you know.* * think about THAT, Dargo - when you talk about people having defective hearts.

What evidence is there of that? I think we're all having a pretty good time here.

Moe Howard

yuck

Doesn't mean it can't be fun (if the question asked is a fun one).

It means when I watch porn, it's classic porn.

Not that this one did. But better questions might.

Yeah! Good point, dude.

The firecracker scene in 'Boogie Nights' almost gave me a nervous breakdown. Here's an oral history of that movie: http://grantland.com/features/boogie-nights/#fn-6

XXX?

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I think they'd appreciate the work.

I vote for Eskimos.

Margaret Hamilton?

I've always found Linda Blair entertaining for some reason. This was her silliest movie, I think.

Or finger it out, as the case may be.

Yep. I gotta admit I'd rather watch 'Zabriskie Point' than 'Blow Up'. But anyway, he didn't stay skinny for long. And neither did Richard Bradford.

My heart must be okay - I misted up watching 'Toy Story 3' last weekend. No transplant needed - even if I can't watch iawl.

Really? You don't remember what he looked like? How about 'Camelot'? He was in that too.

Remember how David Hemmings looked so rock and roll in the 60's? Skinny, mod, cool looking. It didn't take long at all until he became pudgy, broad-faced and old. I watch Richard Bradford in 'The Chase' and marvel at his youthful look - thin, sexy, curly haired handsome. Not too much later - broad street, just like Hemmings. I guess it'd be called "filling out" here in the regular world.