LonesomePolecat

I have watched Wizard of Oz with Dark Side of the Moon playing and it's pretty awesome (or I should say "trippy") how in sync it is-- how sound effects work sometimes, or how the song fits what's going on. Especially cool to me was that during "Over the Rainbow" Pink Floyd has airplane sound effects going on that exacly match Dorothy's head movements-- it's as if she is watching the airplanes fly overhead! Far out, man!

Thanks, Smileys, I did mean the '43 Jane Eyre. So glad it's scheduled. I frequently put it in my programming challenge schedule hoping they'll get the idea to show it. Glad they did.

This schedule is so clever, Fedya. I love how you worked the challenges into your weekly theme by highlighting a guy with your same name and lots of background artists. Very clever ideas there. Lots of great movies. I especially loved movies by F Hugh Herbert that feature Hugh Herbert. That's so funny! Love this schedule to bits!

*JACK LEMMON!!! :x*

Huzzah!

Only five days left..... come on, you last minute types! You can do it!

Very good Metz. Captain's Paradise-- a most original and funny movie. You're up, Metz!

Here's one of my favorites: CLUE 1: A man has two houses and acts differently in each one.

> {quote:title=Dargo wrote:}{quote}I'll add another vote for Robert Wise's 1963 version of *The Haunting .* > > You folks remember that one. That was made back when directors left those "things that go bump in the night" to the audience's imagination, and just before showing all the gore on screen replaced the idea of what "horror" was. > > > (...yep, you remember those days, right folks?!) > That's why I love it. No fancy effects (except one rubber door)-- all editing, camera angles, sound effects, and reactions from the actors. Love it.

If Tommy Steele is the butler and Fred MacMurray is the boss, is it.... The Happiest Millionaire?

How Green Was My Valley

Lost in Yonkers

Horror is a tough thing to distinguish between suspense sometimes, so I'll just list my favorite "scary" movies: Jaws Poltergeist The Haunting (Robert Wise) And everything Hitchcock

It is so interesting to hear how you all got your names. SansFin, I'm so glad I finally understand yours, and now that I do I think it's awesome. Mine is quite uncomplicated -- it's a song from one of my favorite songs from one of my all time favorite movies *Seven Brides for Seven Brothers*. If you can't remember the song titles and such, it's the part where the guys are singing and dancing with axes. Very awesome part of a very awesome movie. At the time I couldn't think of anything else more clever. So this, I guess, represents that I love musicals way too much.

Only 10 days left in the challenge. Plenty of time for all of you to come up with an entry......

Rote, Harry - Alan Arkin in WAIT UNTIL DARK

Ooo--- great idea for a thread. I have a lot of movies I wish TCM would show. I hope I can list them all. For my dear mother who always hopes these movies will show up on TCM -- come on, do it for mom!: *What's So Bad About Feeling Good* *Blackbeard's Ghost* And for me: *Summer Magic* *A New Leaf* *Jane Eyre* *Slipper and the Rose* *Drat, I knew it. I completely blanked. This list isn't over!*

Filmlover, great idea for a schedule. I know every time I watch That's Entertainment I want to watch every movie they mention, so this schedule is definitely for me. Awesome!

Darling - Peggy Lee in LADY AND THE TRAMP

*kingrat*-- Great schedule! A whole day of French films is great. Love doing cinematographers as SOTM. I love how everyone is appreciating background artists even more than I hoped. I'm reading names I never noticed before. Yay! *TCM*-- please show Three Coins in a Fountain. That movie makes me want to go to Italy via the movie screen. *All participants*-- How will we ever decide between these great schedules? Thanks for the hard work! Love "getting to know you, getting to know all about you", as it were. *Everyone else*-- it's only the Ides of October. Let's see those schedules!! You can do it!

Xanadu

LOVE Bing and Bob--- big fan. LOVE Bugs and Daffy-- big fan. They are two great teams.

Although I know where you're coming from, those are three of my absolute favorite movies and I never get sick of them, so I was glad to see them on the schedule. To each his own, I guess.

Can't wait to see your schedule, Kingrat. And I think I do feel Fannuy a lot.

Ooooo, who would I invite? I'd have to think about this one. Great idea.