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1965 ART DIRECTION (B&W) King Rat Morituri My Blood Runs Cold A Patch of Blue Ship of Fools Signpost to Murder The Slender Thread The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Sylvia Woman in the Dunes ART DIRECTION (COLOR) The Agony and the Ecstasy Boeing Boeing Doctor Zhivago The Greatest Story Ever Told Harlow Inside Daisy Clover The Sandpiper The Sound of Music Those Calloways The War Lord CINEMATOGRAPHY (B&W) The Bedford Incident In Harm’s Way King Rat Morituri A Patch of Blue The Pawnbroker Rapture Ship of Fools Sylvia Synanon CINEMATOGRAPHY (COLOR) The Agony and the Ecstasy Doctor Zhivago The Flight of the Phoenix The Great Race The Greatest Story Ever Told Harlow The Pleasure Seekers The Sandpiper The Sound of Music Von Ryan’s Express COSTUME DESIGN (B&W) Darling Mirage Morituri A Rage to Live Ship of Fools The Slender Thread COSTUME DESIGN (COLOR) The Agony and the Ecstasy Do Not Disturb Doctor Zhivago The Greatest Story Ever Told Inside Daisy Clover Marriage on the Rocks Never Too Late Shenandoah The Sound of Music Strange Bedfellows FILM EDITING The Agony and the Ecstasy Cat Ballou Doctor Zhivago The Flight of the Phoenix The Great Race The Greatest Story Ever Told The Hallelujah Trail Ship of Fools The Sound of Music Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines SOUND The Agony and the Ecstasy Cat Ballou Dr. Goldfoot and the Bikini Machine Doctor Zhivago The Great Race The Greatest Story Ever Told I’ll Take Sweden In Harm’s Way Shenandoah The Sound of Music That Darn Cat! MUSIC SCORE - SUBSTANTIALLY ORIGINAL The Agony and the Ecstasy Cat Ballou Doctor Zhivago The Great Race The Greatest Story Ever Told A Patch of Blue The Sandpiper That Darn Cat! The Umbrellas of Cherbourg What’s New, Pussycat? SCORING OF MUSIC - ADAPTATION OR TREATMENT Cat Ballou Do Not Disturb The Pleasure Seekers The Sound of Music A Thousand Clowns Tickle Me The Umbrellas of Cherbourg ORIGINAL SONG Baby the Rain Must Fall, “Baby the Rain Must Fall” Cat Ballou, “The Ballad of Cat Ballou” The Great Race, “The Sweetheart Tree” Inside Daisy Clover, “You’re Gonna Hear from Me” Never Too Late, “Never Too Late” The Sandpiper, “The Shadow of Your Smile” That Darn Cat!, “That Darn Cat!” The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, “I Will Wait for You” The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, “Where’s the Love” What’s New Pussycat?, “What’s New Pussycat?” SPECIAL EFFECTS The Agony and the Ecstasy The Greatest Story Ever Told Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines Thunderball

As far as i remember, I think that Eleanor Parker was trying her hardest to breathe life into it.

I think they are doing a good job , but that's just me.....

Here is one film that I didn't have the heart to watch it all the way through.... 🤢

It was a bit of a catty story about The Apple's premiere (on its Wikipedia page). I changed my mind after posting it....

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Let's just hope cinema spares us a really bad film: Cats Vs. a Swarm of Killer Bees with Coronavirus: The Musical

For pretty much buying Fox for a small handful of things and then basically disemboweling what was left of the historic movie studio.

Double foray into popcorn films of 1986. Top Gun was mostly a cardboard drag (Meg Ryan has only two minutes in it yet she's livelier than anyone else in it), but Big Trouble in Little China was a lot of fun.

She lived in the book......

By the way, Judi Dench's reaction to being up for a Razzie “Oh, am I? That would be good! As far as I know, that’s a first!”- Judi Dench, finding out about her Worst Supporting Actress #Razzie nomination for #Cats.

If they do, serves Disney right for being so greedy in the first place.

Frankly, the one time i thought Travolta gave a very entertaining performance was the time that he was in drag: Hairspray in 2007.

Now I've got that obscene Divinyls song "I Touch Myself' in my mind! Thanks a lot!

And Henry Fonda was in Meteor too! (Thank goodness Jane found On Golden Pond not a minute too soon) I can't believe they had this scene in Meteor. Talk about bad taste: the destruction of the twin towers. Long before the actual horrific event.,

It's worth noting that the company that released Tentacles went out of business three years after it was made after turning out another poorly received disaster film, Meteor.

What to do now that 20th Century Vole has been taken over by the Ditzney company?

Yes. Even a movie book gives it away.

Meryl did the following at Universal: The Deer Hunter, Death Becomes Her, Sophie's Choice, Out of Africa, Death Becomes Her, The River Wild, One True Thing, Prime., Mamma Mia (and sequel), It's Complicated.

If Irwin Allen was still alive he would be prepping his latest all-star disaster epic: CORONA with Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson as themselves.....

Confession time. On another site once, they had a thread of sex symbols who you thought were not as attractive as was commonly thought. I decided to joke about and chose Una O'Connor. Probably the only time she has been referred as one!

OK, I loved Xanadu. Clear as that. And I love the soundtrack. If I want to point out a dog though, I'd go with 1971's Bless the Beasts and Children, a stunning letdown from Stanley Kramer...... or as I wrote at the time

How about Panic in the Streets?

It's always been that way. That said, there have only been a small handful of films that got in the first year they were eligible. I know Fargo did it. I think that Raging Bull and maybe Do the Right Thing did it as well. Note: they all did that. As did GoodFellas. Blade Runner, Schindler's List, Hoop Dreams, Boyz N the Hood, and Beauty and the Beast took 11. ET , El Northe, and Unforgiven12 years.

I still have bits of that song stuck in my head.....