Peebs

Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994) (Andie MacDowell trying on wedding dresses at the shop.) Next: Another 1990's romantic comedy

****SPOILERS***** Yes, considering the subject and a certain character/real life person's fate I definitely expected a different ending. I found myself looking at my watch anticipating and readying myself for that expected ending. It was a relief (as I was watching it) when I realized that it was going a different way. It was cathartic. Tarantino did a nice job of establishing Pitt's credentials to being tough enough and cool enough to handle that situation. (Training his dog, the Bruce Lee scene, ex-military, the rumor about his wife's demise,...) After Pitt's character is gone and the dog is inside, I found it quite eerie to see the next door neighbor's gate open and DiCaprio go up that driveway. I was half expecting someone else to be hiding in the bushes, like a horror movie "gotcha." Looking back on that ending now, I'm not sure how I feel about it.

Me too. This would be one of the last Hitchcock movies I'd re-watch. I can appreciate it but I don't need to see it again. 2001 is another I'm not crazy about. (Hal is the best part of the movie for me.) I saw a Ben Mankiewicz interview where he said he disliked "The Adventures of Robin Hood" which is funny considering how often TCM plays it. (Not a movie I dislike, though.)

Iler, Robert

Krampus (2015)

The Bachelor and the Bobby Soxer (1947) Next: Myrna Loy

Brandon De Wilde

John Wayne Next: Pretty Woman (1990)

O'Hara, Danny (James Cagney) in "The Irish in Us"

Godunov, Alexander

McLintock! (1963) Next: Stefanie Powers

The Idolmaker (1980)

Ed Wynn

Margaret Hamilton was in "A Slight Case of Murder" with Edward G. Robinson

Good Neighbor Sam (1964)

Estevez, Emilio

Herbert Marshall was in "Trouble in Paradise" with Kay Francis

Capucine

Love with the Proper Stranger (1963)

45 Years (2015) Next: another movie with Tom Courtenay

Ex Machina (2014)

Taina Elg was in "Gaby" with Leslie Caron

The Browning Version ( 1951)

Ziering,Ian

Lydecker, Waldo (Clifton Webb) from "Laura