Janet0312

Very strange flick. They even gave credit to the creator of the mermaid's tail in the opening credits. Any speculations on who the father is of the baby merman? I'm going with the doc.

It seemed to me that something was missing when that expert spear-thrower made his mark. I remember sitting there thinking, "Well? What happened?" This is another of those pictures that scared the crap outta me when I was a kid. Where I went to grammar school, they used to show movies in the basement and this was one of them. I don't remember how I got home after that, but I bet I ran.

I wish they showed stuff about their miniatures. Warners had the best miniatures.

It was a wonderful treat. Amazing how all those sets are still there.

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Yes. Watching it now. I love early Bogie.

I pretty much don't tune in during Oscar month.

If you"re the only young blood out there that loves old films... My co-worker is thirty and introduced me to some 50's music. (Nervous Norvous is a fave of his.) I introduced him to TCM.

Not for $42.00 bucks!

Yes! The Shuttered Room. On my way to Amazonia!

My fave WWII movie is any movie that kills Japs.

Oliver Reed is chasing Carrol Lynly on a rocky shore and please pardon my spelling. There's a couple that buys a house and the mad sister is in the attic.

I am still waiting to see the movie with Oliver Reed and the crazed animalistic attic sister. I saw it as a kid, but don't remember the title.

I'm not a fan of foreign films or films about grown men playing babies, so I just switch to something else. No big deal.

So who would actually want to?

I missed the part of why Ricardo Cortez was playing detective, but I thought it was a pretty good film. Spooky elements througout.

The Life of Jimmy Dolan. I caught some of this last night. When I saw Guy Kibbee as the rough and tumble copper in the fighter's room, it reminded me of Claude Rains' character in They Made Me a Criminal. And as I continued to watch, it became clear that TMMAC was a remake of this picture. Wow. Never knew that.

Olin Howland From "Them!" : Make me a sargeant in charge of the booze!

Love Donald Meek, and boy, does his name suit him!

I don't see George Raft as being a stiff.

Lew Landers' tribute today is chock full of character actors. Best line comes from Twelve Crooked Hours (what a title!): Newspaper editor yells, "OK, which one of you lushes got into my rye?"

Gee. I guess I'm in the minority here, I happen to find this film hilarious.

Hands down. Deanna Durbin.

There's no copyright issues as long as you don't sell what what you record.