bggalaxy
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Wow I'll probably be in the minority here but my wife enjoy cusack. A Sure Thing is one of favorite romantic comedies. I enjoyed him Serendipity, Grosse Point Blank, Con Air, and his small cameo in Stand By Me. That movie he did with Roberts and Jones was terrible but it wasn't just him it was everything about it. Talk about bad chemistry - that movie had it. None of the characters clicked including Hank and Billy.
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singing in the rain? sorry if this turns out to be a double post.
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singing in the rain?
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Welcome! read "do you remember your first time". It may help you out a bit. I know there are other posts in the past that we have listed ages and all. When i first got here I went to the back and read the old posts. They are very entertaining
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read this cinemetal and welcome to the board.
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Along with all the the movies listed already, one of my favorites is Remember the Night with Stanwyck and MacMurry. Another favorite for me and my wife is The Ref with Leary and Spacey. I know you can't watch it with your small kids but it's a fun movie.
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2001: a space odyssey
most film noir movies
carousel
There are more but these off the top of my head
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support your local gunfighter
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Funny you mentioned the Music Man. We just watched that the other day in widescreen - it was great. It was the first time I've seen it from start to finish. I would always find it after it started or need to leave before it ended. Plus it was always in P/S which cut off alot of the numbers.
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Walking into dark rooms with a working light switch and getting caught, hit in the head, or knocked off by the bad guy.
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Capra, Hitchcock, or Sturges movies.
Grant, K.Hepburn, Stewart, Stanwyck, Rogers, Astaire, W.Powell, Loy, Dunne, and Tracy movies.
There are so many movies to start with but starting with the above bodies of work is a pretty good begiining.
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That's It! I was just about to place some more clues before i had to leave. Good job! This is one of my favorite holiday movies
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#4 road trip to Indianna
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the accused (a women) is dumped on lawyers doorstep.
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not it.
#2 accused is bailed out by prosecuting lawyer
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Thanks, I have about an hour so here is the first clue.
#1 caught shoplifting
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enchanted cottage
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Brothers: Mathew Broaderick and Jon Cryer
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There are others, but I agree, she is one on my list.
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Hey ginger I'm not sure where the "chill out" was coming from. You seem to have some great points of view.
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Sorry for not taking up the game back at Penny Serenade. I am having problems getting in and out of here. So I'll not answer any clues unless I know I can continue. Again sorry.
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Well as far as the classics (the old black and whites) was watching Nightmare Theater on friday nights. This was always a treat for me and my sisters. We were allowed to stay up late 11:00 PM to watch these old classic and not so classic horror movies. I guess that got me going. It was not until I met my wife that I fell in love with the classics. She loved them and forced me to watch them.
there was I Remember Mama, His Girl Friday, My Man Godfrey, My Favorite Wife and so on and so on and still going on today 18 years later.
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As long as i can remember my parents took us kids to the movies. So I've been hooked on movies all my life. Half the movies we went to were a the drive in theaters. We, 4 tikes (in pj's) and mom & dad, would pile into the station wagon and see a double feature. That is something else I remember - the double features at one low price. Disney movies were the most films I recall. It was a re-release of West Side Story when I was about 8 that I thought WOW! Now that was a movie.
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penny serenade
Line Up at the Snack Bar!!
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It's funny, it does not matter that I just finished the dinner part of a "Dinner and a Show" evening, I'll still buy a popcorn and pop. There is something about sitting in the dark with a huge screen in front of me, my popcorn and pop in hand that makes my movie going experience perfect no matter how full I already am.