Rudy's Girl

This is me a lot of the time. Last quote I used was, "Get on with it!" from Monty Python and the Holy Grail. I was watching a movie with a friend of mine and it was becoming a little slow for my patience.

Drums Along the Mohawk Next: Another movie set during the Revolutionary War

You've Got Mail

Robert De Niro Next: The Dirty Dozen - Lee Marvin

The Sixth Sense

It's on YouTube. It's a Universal comedy.

Just finished watching this one.

"THE DOORS MADE ME DO IT!"

The Professionals (1966)

My favorite is The Sure Thing. I also like Better Off Dead, Say Anything, and Grosse Pointe Blank.

Admittedly, I was bothered by the post, but reading everyone's comments made me laugh and realize it's best not to take one person's opinion too seriously. The poster is probably some teenager who only likes superhero movies. If they did come back, this would be their reaction...

The Killers (1946)

My Life Next: Murder mystery

This man, Kevin Sorbo, should be the Merriam-Webster definition of beefcake. Definition of beefcake : a usually photographic display of muscular male physiques also : a man of the type featured in such a display or such men in general

Each Dawn I Die Next: James Cagney in a musical that isn't Yankee Doodle Dandy

I copy a pic from Google and paste it on here. Right click and then click where it says 'Copy Image Address'. That's how I do it anyway.

I watched They Drive By Night last night. I liked it a lot. George Raft was the star more so than Bogart. And I loved Alan Hale, as usual. There were so many actors that I recognized, but I couldn't tell you their names.

The Barkleys of Broadway

John Cusack may not be a beefcake, but he's so cute it hurts, and still is.

Yesterday I bought a four-film Humphrey Bogart collection on DVD. It has They Drive By Night, Across the Pacific, Action in the North Atlantic, and Passage to Marseille. I have never seen these and am really looking forward to watching them. I also replaced my DVD copy of Young Frankenstein with Blu-ray.