I try to forget depressing movies, if I can't avoid seeing them altogether, but this thread has jogged my memory a bit.
"Mad Max", "When the Wind Blows" (my husband has the dvd and likes loaning it out to people, insisting it's just a charming animation), "Where the Red Fern Grows" (saw it...
Yesterday while helping a friend clear out a house, I stuck my hand in a box of ties and came up with this peekaboo. Didn't see any others, but there was quite an assortment of ties from different decades, including a couple with tags like "every thread hand loomed by Indians of so-and-so...
I've recently gotten iHeartRadio on the laptop and kindle fire, and am enjoying an Al Bowlly/Ray Noble station that gives me some crooners plus a lot of old jazz. The Josephine Baker station is great too, throwing in Marlene Dietrich, Suzy Solidor, and even Al Jolson! The great thing about...
Just finished "The Red Leather Diary", which I began yesterday with a small bit of trepidation after having read a couple negative reviews. My review: it's a lovely piece of work, vaguely reminiscent of Little Edie's diary in providing a detailed glimpse of the good life in New York through the...
I think that must be a big part of his reluctance. George was such a big star, and did so many interviews, radio included, that his accent could be no big secret. The more I watched the film, trying to put a finger on his great resistance to talking, I kept coming back to the sound test scene...
This has been an interesting read. Who mentioned early on the thing about wanting to be noticed versus not? That one stuck with me because as time passes, I become more aware of whether I 'stick out' or not. In my younger years I took a little secret pleasure in being different and having...
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My daughter is a security officer at Target and came home with the tale of a dramatic bust earlier this week. The perp was saying "I don't wanna go to the pen." I suggested Sara learn this song to sing to her shoplifters while waiting for the police to arrive...
Those comments are astonishing to me. No doubt the majority were made by people who have not seen the movie. "Silent" hardly means soundless in this case, as the music is practically its own entity. Not to mention the few instances in which there is no sound at all are more effective rather...
We managed to finally watch it Saturday night. While I did like it very much, when it was over, I found myself wishing we'd been treated to much more of the 'midnight' world, and much less of the real world.
"Midnight in Paris". Now I've seen three Oscar contenders, which may be a record for me.
Miss Golightly, I remember when we watched "The People Under the Stairs", and had a good laugh when the little boy was excited about getting rich (was it money or treasures he found? I can't remember)...
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