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Yep. The lingering shot of Angie's facial reaction after she read the Clinic's notice, was worth the price of a ticket. lavender's thread.

Leaving the building where she had her tryst, the woman is brutally killed in an elevator. The police have the case, and are going through their procedures, but her son, with some nerdy surveillance tricks, helps to solve the case.

Indeed. One for the Money, alternate title Sam's Song (not to be confused with the song with that title that has been recorded by most of the Ratpackers) The excellent documentary *Sam Peckinpa's West: Legacy of a Hollywood Renegade* can be seen ever so often on various Cable channels. It is also found on Disc # 2 of the DVD issue of *The Wild Bunch.* It's quite a good history of Sam's career. Sixes' thread.

*272* "♫ ...And we save the bones for Henry Jones, 'Cause Henry don't eat no meat! ♫"

*271* "Now...Just why would this gentleman call me up to ask me what I'm wearing?"

*271* ♫ "Sylvia's mother says, 'Please don't say nothin, To make her start cryin' and stay'...♪" ♫ "And the operator says, 'Thirty cents, please, For the next...three...minutes'...♪"

*271* "Oh, #@^&$*!! Who made that rule? Nobody but the bride is allowed to wear white?"

VARIATION ON A THEME. I can't get a word in edgewise on that thread about identify a song and name the movie. This scrap of lyrics is from a documentary dedicated to the career of a respected but controversial director. The narrator of the piece, also a composer, singer and actor, sang this at the end of the program. ♫I see you blink as you're caught in the spotlight. I see the sweat-streaks of pain on your face, Caught like a clown in a circle of strangers... Who do you screw to get out of this place? ♫ ♫It's one for the money, Too far to go, Three fingers of whiskey... Good for the soul... ♫ Narrator/singer? Subject of the doc?

Why is everybody ignoring this thread.? > {quote:title=Dothery wrote:}{quote}"Hold me closer! Closer!" > > "If I hold you any closer, I'll be in back of you!" The second speaker is Groucho in *A Day at the Races* (1937

Okay, I'll give it another try. Woman goes with a man she just met to his apartment; they sleep after sex. Waking up, she searches for stuff to write him a note, and finds a letter notifying him that he has VD. Film? Who?

Not very subtle was it? FP's thread.

*The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari*

Thanks, Sixes. Next up: A computer is called a "mechanical brain", and it takes up most of a wall when you install one. Salesman sets it up to show researchers how to quickly track down information on a subject. As predicted by the head researcher, the brain starts putting out a copy of a review of a movie on that subject. Film?

*270* "Just six more paydays and my degree is paid for. Them I'm outta here. Maybe to some nice quite airport or steel foundry!"

*270* *♫* "I'm takin' nothn' away here, From these dues I pay, But the soul that I almost sold here, And the body I've been givin' away...♫ "

WAG: *Gunman's Walk* ??

Okay to backtrack a little to the last list, and mention *Knockaround Guys* (2001)?

*269* "Uh-huh, uh-huh. And that word again. -- What's a 'dominitricks'?"

*169* No, never picked up on that 'whistle' bit. Can't pucker."

Some 312 Views. Persistance pays off. Early Jane Russell, non-musical, not a comedy. For me, one of the giggles: Robert J. Wilke got killed (knifed), but by a supporting player of approximately his rank and status. He usually got snuffed by a major star. lavender's thread.

*269* "Well, I prefer unfiltered myself. Tastes better. But it's your choice of course."

*Reds* Hand cut off

Another film 50s Noir. B&W Wife local, husband outsider

*268* " ♫...Throw off my sorrow and beg, steal of borrow My share of laughter...♪ ♫ With you I could learn to, With you a new day...♪ ♫ But who can I turn to if you turn awaaay...? ♪

*268* h1. "Well +I+ say I'm still a star wet. Let's prove it!