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Joined in halfway through Across the Pacific. Do not forgey, it is Humphrey Bogart Day on TCM.
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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Joined in halfway through Across the Pacific. Do not forgey, it is Humphrey Bogart Day on TCM.
YES! I'll be watching Casablanca (even though I've seen it multiple times and have it on DVD) just because, well, it's on tv!
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Joined in halfway through Across the Pacific. Do not forgey, it is Humphrey Bogart Day on TCM.
Wrong half for that movie, it really falls apart at the end. The hat trick for me is the run from "Dark Passage," through "Key Largo" and onto "Sabrina." Later on "Dead Reckoning" is one of my favorite "underrated" of his and it's Lizabeth Scott's best movie - she is so much promise that never got realized.
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Yes, it does. I am watching it just to watch something Bogart. Dark Passage, Key Largo, Dead Reckoning and The Maltese Falcon are the films I am looking forward to watching. Realistically, something will call me away and I will not be able to plunk down for the day, but I have hopes. I have viewed them many times, but for some reason feel pulled to watch them whenever they are on television; especially when it is TCM.
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"Maltese Falcon" yup, throw that one into the mix. I have seen all of these movies too many times to count - does't matter, still love them. And I love some, like "Key Largo," more, the more I see it as I enjoy the vibe, the nuance, the feel, the skill of the actors and director more not having to give thought to the plot. Same reason I've read "The Great Gatsby," "House of Mirth" and many others so many times - it's when you know them well, that you can really see what makes them great.
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Touch of Evil, while I know your avatar is of Orson Welles, as we've come to know each other - and I look forward to your posts - that picture has become what you look like in my mind. Which got me to thinking, I just want you to know, I do not look at all like a slice of pizza .
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Oh yeah, Passage to Marseille on TCM. In it, we have a number of our Bogey friends in many of the main players from The Maltese Falcon as well as Claude Rains from Casablanca.
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That is nice to hear although that is how I see you in my mind. Fortunately, I look nothing like my avatar. Mr. Clean meets Sons of Anarchy is how I have been described by my students, but I am not too sure about that description.Touch of Evil, while I know your avatar is of Orson Welles, as we've come to know each other - and I look forward to your posts - that picture has become what you look like in my mind. Which got me to thinking, I just want you to know, I do not look at all like a slice of pizza
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Hey..I gotta idea..!! Both of you put up exact photos of yourselves...then so will I..!! Deal..??
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Because as we all know, you have been using pictures of james powers over the years.
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For me, I just think a degree of anonymity makes sense. Possibly because so many out there troll to find anything in the world to use against anyone - context, tone, history, character be damned. It is just enough to keep me leery. I write professionally and have no issue with people knowing who I am, I just don't want to have to think, when on this site, every second about how every phrase, every word, every inflection, every joke, every double entendre can be used against me / can be distorted / can be misrepresented - as I do with my professional writing.
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Casablanca and now, Dark Passage.
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That scene almost makes it worth enduring the rest of Paint Your Wagon....And he could sing
But without having seen the rest of the movie, that scene doesn't have the same impact.
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A big chunk of "Key Largo," what a fantastic movie.
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Well OK then on the real avatars...
Actually..this is me ..so it's your loss, fellers...
Actually..this is me ..so it's your loss, fellers...
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Well OK then on the real avatars...
Actually..this is me ..so it's your loss, fellers...
There's no way we could've known.
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Surely I'll get more respect now...
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