Vautrin
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Some drahma, some laughs, a little selzer down the pants.
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1 hour ago, TopBilled said:
Or maybe the girl can be 15 in dog years, which means she'd really be a 105 year old dog.
I don't know if the other actors would go along with that. They don't like to be upstaged
by animals and kids and here you sort of have both in one character. Could be a problem.
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Bathroom Peeping Tom Stuns Retirement Home Employee by Dear Abby, written by Jeanne
Phillips originally known as Gabrielle Lipshitz, first written by her mother Abigail Van Buren,
before known as Lydia von Krumholz. I finished God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater by Kurt
Vonnegut a little while ago. I like the covers of the Vonnegut novels and was thinking of
buying a number of them before the publisher changes the cover art. I'll see.
P.S. Remember the Beatles had only seven years to be on the charts.
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I think the Woodman should make a film about a 65 year old guy who has sex
with a 15 year old girl, but the girl thinks he's really 70. Just a thought.
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2 hours ago, NipkowDisc said:
he doan want his dam watch.
Very true. Joe was into bucks.
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Sometimes love takes time to bloom.
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I recall being slightly disappointed when signs advertising IRAs began to pop up outside
banks. My favorite freedom fighters being "turned" into a retirement plan. But I've gotten
over it.
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Heck I just enjoy any old-fashioned colonialism movie where the limeys or, less often,
the frogies get the **** beat out of them or the natives stomp them until their guts
spill out. Now that's entertainment.
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The Near Death of Little Nell.
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My local paper had a website that became very censor happy so one techie guy just
started a new non-censored website. It was never as popular as the original, but it's
still around.
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That's what killed off the British Empire. The taboo came off the word
bloody and before you could say John Bull the sun started setting.
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1 hour ago, Dargo said:
Looks to me here like what any well-dressed fugitive would be wearing while on a nice cruise at the time...
(...people are SUCH slobs today while on an ocean cruise, ya know...or while traveling by air...or while, well, out in public ANYWHERE for that matter)
Captain in your line of work have you ever considered...life insurance. My company has a policy
that would be right up your alley. Very nicely dressed. That reminds me of all the times Kimble
had to take off wearing street shoes. This is one guy who should have been casually dressed.
I'm pretty much a slob, well make that a casual dresser.
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6 hours ago, LornaHansonForbes said:
DANG YO!
When you go all in on a film, you go all in on a film.
I respect that.
If only Rainer hadn't. But a director who puts out two or three films a year is entitled
to a mediocre one every once in a while.
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7 hours ago, Hibi said:
Was it from AIP?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure I saw the AIP logo just before the film started.
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Debbie Harry is too talented to be Monroe's daughter.
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16 hours ago, Dargo said:
Yep. Good memory there, Vautrin ol' boy.
Season-1 Episode-9 Broadcast 11-12-63: "Ticket to Alaska"
(...so maybe it was during the summer...ya know, it's much warmer up there that time o' year, don't ya?!)
Now if I could only remember what kind of clothes they were wearing in that one.
About twenty years ago there was a cheap jack local TV station that was broadcasting
The Fugitive but the reception was so bad that parts of episodes or sometimes even
whole episodes would disappear from the screen. I finally caught up on YT with the
program. Well done, YT.
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1 hour ago, Dargo said:
Yeah, and besides, Fred Johnson (that would be the one-armed man's name) also seemed to like warm weather TOO!
(...and ya gotta go where the guy you're chasin' is at, right?!)
Damn, it's colder out than a one armed man's stump. Yeah, Kimble was lucky that Johnson
didn't head up to Alaska. Though wasn't there one episode where Kimble booked passage
on a boat headed to Alaska. Brrrrrr.
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4 hours ago, Sgt_Markoff said:
Suitcases and satchels and windbreakers. Why is it wherever he traveled he rarely had to deal with winter weather?
He's already in a bad place, why make it even tougher with cold weather. No wonder
he was always working. Had to replace all the stuff he threw away or left behind.
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7 hours ago, Hibi said:
I have wanted to see this flick for years! Sounds like a guilty pleasure.
That's probably the most charitable way to describe it. It is entertaining in that low
budget, unintentionally funny way. And I suppose a low budget goes with the Depression
era setting. And at only 81 minutes you're not spending a huge chunk of time.
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7 hours ago, LawrenceA said:
You don't know Joe Turkel? He's a recognizable face from dozens of late 50's and 60's stuff. I'll always remember him from The Shining as the ghostly bartender, and Blade Runner as the designer of the replicants who has a meet-cute with Rutger Hauer. Turkel is still with us, too at 91 years of age.
Have to admit I didn't recognize the name, though on seeing the photos he's a little more
recognizable. I guess he's just never been on my radar, though that's no fault of his.
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The large ears were part of an interior antennae system that Kimble used to find
good looking female guest stars every week. Richard must have spent a fortune
on suitcases and satchels.
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For fans of The Day the Earth Stood Still, Fox Movie Channel or whatever it's called now
has run it two or three times in the last few weeks.
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Querelle is the dullest Fassbinder film I've seen. At least he could have given some
Fox and His Friends level nudity to pep up this thing, but it doesn't even have that.
Some stiff ***** in action or even Jeanne Moreau taking it up the rear would have
been an improvement. Highly stylized sets and lighting will only get you so far. I
hope no one is turned off on Fassbinder due to this misfire.
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Suitcases and satchels and windbreakers. Why is it wherever he traveled he rarely had to deal with winter weather?
Woody Allen has been shelved
in General Discussions
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To be fair, Woody will be "only" 84 this year, so he's got a while to go. From the reviews I've read
of his recent movies, I think the one movie a year is probably a bad idea and he should take a little
more time between films.