traceyk65
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In honor of the anniversary of the original release of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, let's all do the Time Warp again!
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And Prisoner of Azkaban has a pretty nifty soundtrack (also by John Williams) I think it's the individuality of each movie's soundtrack, combined with the distinct themes (for each character and so on) woven together that appeal to me about William's music. In "John Williams is the Man" the melodies from each of the movies is unique and easily recognizable, (even with the Star Wars dialogue).
Here's a sampling from Prisoner:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7dIvAj7CcI&list=PLC3912BD79A3DEE86
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I know it's sort of lame, but my favorite soundtracks are sort of modern. I love most of the John Williams soundtracks and I've always been a big fan of Disney's Jungle Book,
Bare Neccesities:
John Williams is the Man--this makes me smile everytime I hear it:
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If only it were that simple, sansfin...
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Advice from Hitch on his birthday:
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Today is Alfred Hitchcock's birthday so here's to his heroes:
and his heroines:
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That was an excellent video. I want Gable, Flynn and William Powell's cars. Preferably with them inside...LOL
Edited by: traceyk65 on Aug 13, 2013 4:53 PM ...and alive. Not dead. Thought I should add that, considering what was rumored to have happened to John Barrymore's body...
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I heard that it was Laurie's ability to walk and chew gum at the same time that first attracted Bart to her...and that they nearly divorced over his habit of leaving his chewing gum on the bedpost overnight.
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Bing and Frank from "High Society":
In honor of Schrodinger's feline and her entirely hypothetical adventures, here's a tribute to Classic Stars and their cats:
And here's to my favorite movie cat, Pyewacket:
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And they might think they got away...until the police burst their bubble...
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In honor of Scrodinger's birthday, here's Schrodinger's Bette (with a nod to Sir Terry Pratchett)
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And one last time from L & H...I actually had this song as a kid. I cut the record off the back of a box of Alphabits!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QgwuHYSoiAg&list=RD028VR-eeTlJkw
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Touchez pas au Grisbi has got to be one of the best movie names I've heard! Good movie too--I have to say that Jean Gabin (so far) has never disappointed me...I want to see Le Chat with he and Simone Signoret someday.
Grisbi has a good theme song too :
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Carole, darling, let's stop arguing and just mock Miss Streisand's clothing choices for a bit...
Edited by: traceyk65 on Aug 11, 2013 12:36 PM
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Classic tears...
and Laughter for your Sunday afternoon...
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That was interesting, dothery. It's wierd that not only did the woman's whole personality change, but she became sort of psychic too. And as far as finding sex funny, well, who wouldn;t? LOL
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Someone mentioned ILOVE YOU AGAIN, where amnesia is used for comic effect. I always liked the movie OVERBOARD with Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn. Hawn is a snooty rich b*tch who hires Russell to do some work on her yacht, then refuses to pay him. She falls overboard and loses her memory. He sees her on the news (her real husband refuses to claim her) and sees a chance for a little payback. He claims her and tells her she's his wife and mother of his 3 wild boys. Predictably, they fall for each other and she falls for the kids (and they for her). Cute movie, though the Russell character needs his butt kicked for letting things go on as long as he did.
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I am really looking forward to this. I have to admit that I don;t have a lot of knowledge about foreign films, so this will be very interesting and informative. Thanks TCM!
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GUM CRAZY
A husband and wife go on a cross-country spree, knocking off bubble gum machines...
"PUT ALL THE GUMBALLS INTO THE BAG AND NO ONE GETS HURT."
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What movie is the Hope/Cagney from?
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Swimsuits are for peasants, darling...
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Cute. I wonder if that is the picture Dietrich was talking about when she referred to the lame they dressed Carole Lombard in? I can't remember the exact quote, but Maria Riva writes about the search for a perfect fabric for one of Dietrich's films (DEVIL IS A WOMAN maybe?) Anyway, Dietrich didn;t think too highly of it.
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Norma Shearer's birthday today:
She's a Killer Queen (of the MGM lot):
And indulged in a Bad Romance in A FREE SOUL:
And was sort of wonderful with frequent co-star, Robt Montgomery:
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> {quote:title=crazyblonde7 wrote:}{quote}This is so funny! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ynBP5GF3BA
You're right! I;d seen that sequence before, but never set to the Gangnam song (what is the name of that song anyway?)
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