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While looking for something else, I came across these 3D reels of 1950's movie stars. Thought it might be of interest to someone. http://cgi.ebay.com/1954-MOVIE-STARS-HOLLYWOOD-U-S-A-VIEW-MASTER-3-REELS_W0QQitemZ390151997256QQcmdZViewItemQQptZArt_Photo_Images?hash=item5ad6df0748

Lol almost forgot about "Star Wars - Episode I", its the 2 headed sports announcer during the pod race. (my previous post was pun) scsu1975, was you thinking about "Airplane!" when Lloyd Bridges was giving conflicting orders to the Siamese twins?

Since we are on the subject of Japanese films, if anyone remembers, what ever happened to the Japanese superhero "Starman" who fought villians using gymnastics? This could make a good TCM Saturday matinee

I just thought of a perfect 2 headed horror flick, "The Two Headed Man Driving a Toyota" turn left, no turn right, no turn left

Kinokima wrote: << Although I have to admit I did find the fact that subordinates would kill themselves for higher ups to be a little extreme. But there is probably something cultural that I am not getting. >> Well we are talking about the Japanese. Try to understand that mindset. ah shoot, I forgot to turn the kitchen light off

How about a western movie that was not shot in the west but was not even shot in this country. http://www.terencehill.com/special_trin1.html Explains why the "Trinity" movies are known as spaghetti westerns.

helenbaby wrote: << a guy infiltrates a corrupt company to take revenge for his father, marries the bosses daughter, falls in love with her but can't stop the plot, father-in-law finds out about it and stops the plot in a vicious way, continues to get away with the corruption but loses his family in the process. >> I think that was also a recent CBS soap opera plot.

This is why I like Directv's simple approach to plot descriptions. Always simple and straight to the point. "The Big Sleep Well" (1960) Japanese police and a tychoon's son-in-law discover corporate corruption.

This is proof positive that glasses are not needed.

Website Suggestion On the next website update (shutter) why not place a trash can icon at the top right so we can discard unwanted threads or post shortly after creation. One will only need to right click "drop and drag" to the trash can.

The one thing that made me laugh today is hearing about the *Tickle House* (Eric Massa) on Jay Leno. A bit tickled though that Jay is back on "The Tonight Show" @ 11:35 PM

What is with 3D anyhow? The last "Titanic" was good enough, no need for a make over. I think showing this tragedy in 3D of the ship sinking and people dying in the cold Alantic is a bit morbid. What's next "Pearl Harbor" in 3D? Or the next 9/11 movie? It might be interesting if they made a movie about the people who had money invested in the White Star Lines.

http://bradevenson.wordpress.com/2010/02/10/senate-global-warming-hearing-cancelled-due-to-snow/ Lol, ironic isn't it!

So sad, I got to know him as a child watching the old "Mission Impossible" TV series. Really liked him in the "Airplane!" comedy" RIP Peter

I was reading my Directv's guide description of "For Those Who Think Young", A rich beach bum hangs out in a nightclub with his poor girlfriend and bearded *beatnik* buddy. Beatnik, there's a generation we don't hear much about today. (I think they are virtually forgotten). Oh man can we have a beatnik night?

Hans, spiritzer un strudel verboten

HollywoodGolightly wrote: << Two wongs don't make a wight. >> Will one wong make it right? Edited by: hamradio on Mar 14, 2010 4:54 PM

That was so nice of the theatre employee in the layercake photo to find and return the forgetful patrons purse.

Hmmm what else can fit inside a *hat box?!*. I wouldn't be concerned about food!

About searching though people's handbags, I think this might be a court case in the making, it will probually be challanged very soon. Bringing food in, there should be a policy of bringing in certain items that can be a hazard like pizza boxes, etc. Its pretty hard to walk in between the narrow passages and I have myself took a nasty slip before. I didn't make an issue of it because I liked the manager and his wife. This is the reason why bottles and pop cans are banned, mostly due to insurance and liability. Yes theatres should not allow certain foods in and should have a policy notice displayed at the ticket booth or concession stand. They only need to make common sense judgement call, but searching handbags is uncalled for. I doubt a handbag would contain a thanksgiving dinner. We should take note that the prices are high but this is the only way theatres can keep their doors open. They DO NOT make money at the ticket counter. The staggering bond (upfront cost) they have to put up and the amount film studios wants in percentage leaves nothing to pay the bills. I never had problems buying at the concession stand but the main reason I don't go to the theatre anymore is the small screen and high ticket prices - its not worth it. The comment about "won't be able to make out", I hope you are referring to kissing only. I remembered the manager had to throw 2 people out for making love in the balcony. By the way http://www.smartmoney.com/spending/deals/coming-to-a-theater-near-you-the-snack-police/ Edited by: hamradio on Mar 14, 2010 2:07 PM

They were ahead of their time regarding the Salton Sea turning on us. I posted this on the mutant thread http://www.fogonazos.es/2007/12/salton-sea-disaster.html The snot on the handrail was EEWW though. About the eye, ever seen "Deep Rising"?

Uhh, I think it *about time* someone took a shot at it. How lame can a movie be? Has anyone in this movie think about using their feet, I mean can't anyone RUN from a snail?

That's funny when I Googled squid katamari, I didn't get a correction but you're right its calamari.