theoldbag

My list would start with Friends (1971) Elton John music (romance) Missouri Breaks (1976) Marlon Brando/ Jack Nicholson (western) The Ballad Of Cable Hogue (1969) Jason Robards/Stella Stevens (western) Fritz The Cat (1972) R-rated cartoon Romeo Is Bleeding (1993) Gary Oldman/Lena Olin (crime drama) And yours are?

Thanks rainingviolets. Everyone is so d*amn worried about the spelling. But I'll rent Raging Bull to see; I just didn't want to rent all of his films just for that one line but it's been bugging me. Thanks again.

This may be overstating it but this is the best movie in the history of the universe.HA Harold caught a short glimpse of how much his mother cared for him when she put her hand to her head and collapsed in the cops arms (Harold retelling the story to Maude while smoking a bong). That's why he's obcessed with death; he wants that loving attention from his mother again. Maude was "green" long before it became the thing to do. A good line from the movie among others (when they're walking through the field of daisies and Harold says he's like the daisy-all the same) when Maude says the trouble with people (holding an individual daisy) is that they are this (unique individuals) but are willing to be treated like this (pointing to the whole field of flowers) with no difference between them-cattle. (Paraphasing) "Miles from nowhere, guess I'll take my time, oh yeah, to reach the end" Cat Stevens.

marisa tomei wasn't "my" in my cousin vinny. she was his girlfriend.

Does anyone know what film Joe said "Remember that, remember that" was from? It wasn't "home alone". Thanks theoldbag