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I only saw it about once on HBO around '83 One movie critics dumped on of his just before that & I liked was Honkytonk Man (l982) (***)

Used to have a girlfriend that was a dead ringer for Sean Young Probably dead by now though

Harrison Ford coming iup in yet another CALL OF THE WILD rehash & yet another INDY sequel at almost 80

SSorry had to wrong film, this is the great one

but not a fan of this sequel like many are, was way ahead of all back in '82 with BLADE RUNNER rating it tremendous though as a teenager

I have a hat somewhat like that, it's an officially endorsed SINATRA fedora even has his signature inside

It is, about 10th of all-time or so still thought for sure you'd want to include it among endings though, especially with Steve as The Cooler King? Yet another score ignored by the Academy

& the official Best Score nominees that year were *Dances With Wolves (john Barry) Avalon (Randy Newman) Ghost (Maurice Jarre) Havana (Dave Grusin) & Home Alone (John Williams) Carter Burwell always been taken for granted, look at Fargo

THANX!

How could I or you forget the legendary ending of THE GREAT ESCAPE buddy

Got even more suggestions for ya buddy Ending of YANKEE DOODLE DANDY GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER Tracy's death sequence in CAPTAINS COURAGEOUS Ending INSIDE DAISY CLOVER MIRACLE ON 34th STREET Beginning WATERFRONT-(heart pounding score by L. Bernstein) Beginning & ending SOME CAME RUNNING Ending of GOODFELLAS & OF COURSE THE GRAND FINALE OF WHO'S THAT GIRL?-(just messin with ya')

Both Finney & Jon Polito are gone already

hooked onto the link of the entire or most of it's incredible Irish score & it was robbed by the Academy that yr of at least a nod Only grossed $5m too That yr had GoodFellas, this, The Krays, Godfather, Part III, if you count it as a gangster flick Dick Tracy, State of Grace, Men of Respect & a couple more! superb dialogue as well

I must admit never saw this famed epic yet

But, you forgot the finale?

ALRIGHT BUDDY! Still my favorite Coen Bros film & that off the charts score by Carter Burwell 1990 in cinema was the yr of the gangsters

Though a dud of a movie

on my walls-of-fame I have a picture of Ford from Premiere magazine that reads "The Man Who Shot The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance"unquote

Withot a doubt must rank among Hollywoods all-time top ten Westerns & Lee Marvin was robbed of a s. actor Oscar as Liberty Plus, Edmond 0'B5rien-(doing a superb Thomas Mitchell bit) was equally tremendous

Don't yet think the Oscars are in that awful a ratings shape to go solely online, getting close though after this last debacle They must rethink themselves I think the highest rated-(jakeem may know) are the l997 Academy Awards, the year of TITANIC

Hey Jakeem, are you gonna leave the forums now that awards season is over buddy?

i'm obviously just naming only a few to make a point

Gone With the Wind, Casablanca, Best Years of 0ur Lives, From Here to Eternity, On the Waterfront, Bridge on the River Kwai, Ben-Hur, West Side Story, Lawrence... The Godfather, I & II, Cuckoo's Nest, Annie Hall, Deer Hunter, Platoon, Silence of the Lambs, Schindler... Titantic, Gladiator AND PARASITE???

You totally correct on that buddy Liberals call the AMPAS something like THE GOOD OL' WHITE BOY MACHINE Something like 18 black actors to date have won though, not counting Denzel twice

Just saw Box-0ffice Mojo late last night Parasite has made $35m & l9l7 $132m to date Lowest BP winner as you know is still HURT LOCKER at about $17m.