Allhallowsday
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TALKING HEADS Remain In Light (their best album)
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TALKING HEADS Fear Of Music
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20 hours ago, jamesjazzguitar said:
For some reason this song is stuck in my head.
Maybe THE FOOLS on the hill is why.
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THE ALLMAN BROTHERS BAND Live At Filmore East
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VLADO PERLEMUTER RAVEL Piano Works
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6 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:
I love MTM. I also loved her show. It was my second favorite show on Nick at Nite after I Love Lucy.
The FIRST best thing TV came up with is I LOVE LUCY.
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9 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:
Thank you. I've heard of this one. I know that Mary Tyler Moore is in it.
I'll have to keep an eye out for this film. I'm a big fan of MTM as well as Elvis.
To me, MARY TYLER MOORE is a goddess. Her show is the 2nd best thing TV ever came up with. I watched reruns in the last year or two and watched 'em all! As dated as bits seem momentarily, the writing has a wonderful breadth and prescience, it is never dated. And that WONDERFUL CAST!
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1 hour ago, TomJH said:
That might have been Elvis as on the left as the brother that Bob wanted to prevent from becoming a moonshine runner.
I would have LOVED to see ELVIS in that part!
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BARNES & BARNES Voobahha "Fish Heads"
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7 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:
Are any of Elvis' films more serious or dramatic in tone?
CHANGE OF HABIT
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10 minutes ago, speedracer5 said:
Girl Happy
I don't like ELVIS films much... until he sings. I am always ready to watch ELVIS perform. I saw one number in that film last night. ELVIS !!!
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1 hour ago, CinemaInternational said:
Games is one of the more unusual releases to come out of Universal in the late 1960s.
I was curious to see that, but alas it was on late even for me (and preceded by SPLENDOR I think - a movie I don't like). I went to bed.
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On 1/2/2021 at 11:12 AM, TopBilled said:
Okay fans (and naysayers) chime in...
Classic TV
I have never seen an episode of The Dick Van Dyke Show
I have never seen an episode of Lost
I have never seen an episode of The West Wing
Classic film
I have never seen THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932)
I have never seen CAREFREE (1938)
I have never seen THE MEPHISTO WALTZ (1971)
I have never seen DEEP THROAT (1972)
I have never seen the original STAR WARS (1977)
I have never seen TERMS OF ENDEARMENT (1983)
I have never seen any of the Lord of the Rings or Hobbit movies
Though it has its moments, and I like the whole cast, The Dick Van Dyke Show is "meh". I have never seen an episode of Lost.
THE OLD DARK HOUSE is terrific! There is a distinctly lesbian angle to a couple of scenes. BORIS KARLOFF is disappointing (doesn't speak) but it also has MELVYN DOUGLAS!
THE MEPHISTO WALTZ is boring. DEEP THROAT is merely porn. The original STAR WARS is a lot of fun, and superior to all of the other films.
TERMS OF ENDEARMENT is soapy and manipulative, with a great cast. The first LORD OF THE RINGS is wonderful; the second, a mixed bag, the the third PROTRACTED - at that point I was completely bored by fabulously produced battles. Who's fighting who and why do I care?
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3 hours ago, TomJH said:
Tomorrow Is Another Day was on Noir Alley around a month ago. Assuming you follow it, I thought that would be a real giveaway.
I'm not often in front of my TV, though it's usually on and sometimes I catch the Noir Alley flicks, maybe even TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY. They were certainly easy enough to look up!
RUTH ROMAN is striking, but I can't claim to be a fan. Wait a minute... isn't there one where she's a bad girl who gets shot to death?
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1 hour ago, Allhallowsday said:
RUTH ROMAN?
I notice you did not cite the obvious movies like THE WINDOW (love it) or STRANGERS ON A TRAIN - I had to look them up! BOING! RUTH ROMAN.
Still can't place her face? Think of Champion (1949) and Tomorrow Is Another Day (1951).
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Classics for Meditation
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28 minutes ago, TomJH said:
Still can't place her face? Think of Champion (1949) and Tomorrow Is Another Day (1951).
RUTH ROMAN?
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1 hour ago, TomJH said:
Yes, there are a lot of pretty faces in this short but take a look at the last one to appear. I was surprised to see her here.
She is the one that looks most familiar and she is also the most memorable actress in the short but...?
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9 minutes ago, TomJH said:
Take a look at the pretty face that appears at the end of this '40s Soundie and see if you recognize her.
It looked like a few cuties that look familiar...
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I also watched DEATH ON THE NILE ("Stop!") and EVIL UNDER THE SUN. It's true the plots are implausible at best, but great casts make them fun to watch.
DEAR HEART (1965) I love GERALDINE PAGE in that part.
CHURCHILL AND THE MOVIE MOGUL (2019) learned a lot! Followed by THAT HAMILTON WOMAN (1941) a movie I love.
LISTEN, DARLING (1938) which is MGM corn incarnate - and cute as a button with a fascinating cast!
Last night it was DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE (1931) which is the best version of that story I know. MIRIAM HOPKINS best part!
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PETER WHITE Perfect Moment
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NICK DRAKE Pink Moon
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