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to show picnic instead of showing it weeks before? I'm disappointed. here it is labor day weekend and no william holden, kim novak, arthur o'connell and rosaland russell.

the Oliver North story starring Mel Gibson.

but isn't the NFL commish's last name spelled Goddell?

maybe it can star in happy days: the potsie webber movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsnWOyfMq4I

okay, dean jones has croaked at age 84.

he was herbie's original owner.

always liked him in them Disney films like that darn cat, the love bug and the ugly dachshund.

you get into craven's movies and they ultimately doan seem to go anywhere. the one with the people living under a house. I found it an extremely interesting and believable premise but it lost momentum torwards the end. the hills have eyes, craven's cut-rate texas chainsaw massacre. he constrained michael berryman too much. all he used berryman for was that vegetable stare from one flew over the cuckoo's nest.

I just think carpenter was better at spinning a story than craven ever was. even tobe hooper is better than craven and I'm not gonna heap praises on someone I have always felt was a very subpar director. just not gonna do it. I mean no disrespect to the man's passing but I would no more praise craven then I would larry buchanan.

wes craven and his movies have always been seriously overrated. I never watched a single film of his that I thought was good horror. an incinerated perv with metal blades attached to his burnt fingers takes physical reality in teenagers dreams? it makes no sense. never has. gimme a break. John Carpenter rates ten times the accolades that craven is getting.

that's why tcm has never shown the longer UK version of William Cameron Menzies' Invaders From Mars.

I sure wouldn't mind seeing Drum as the second part of a double bill with Mandingo.

maybe not but he sure had good taste in humanoid babes.

always did for me.

I watched the English-dubbed version of The Black Pit of Dr. M when I was a kiddie space cadet on WPIX Channel 11's Chiller Theatre. where were all today's cinema preservers back then?

I thought irregardless was probably the wrong grammar. irrespective...thanks!

I like OST myself.

it is possible to be just a so-so film director irregardless of race. maybe ampas hopes the statuette will shut him up.

bonus track

thank you so much, johnm001, been looking for that particular rendition for a long time. I think it is the most pulse-pounding relentless version of ave caesar anyone's ever gonna find. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UGiP2OFSNa0

not trying to start anything, but if you ask me spike lee is a token recipient. I bet alotta people wouldn't even know his name if they heard it while Debbie and Gena have name recognition spanning many decades.

Rozsa released an vinyl LP back in the late 1970s of some new music he conductef from his ben-hur and quo vadis scores. the cut of ave caesar from that album is what I have been looking for so not any ol' rendition of ave caesar will due for me.

the make-up doan really bother me either because Fredric March is so good.

and Billie Whitelaw wasn't too bad either.