Romy Overdorp
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The great dictator
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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The California Kid.
Wally_Hood
One Too Many
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Stage play was very funny, the film verizon lost some of the zest.
cw3pa
A-List Customer
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Harvey. Funny in a dark sort of way.
Widebrim
I'll Lock Up
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Man, I recall seeing that on TV for its premiere...
DNO
One Too Many
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Bound for Glory.
Miss Golightly
Call Me a Cab
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The People Under the Stairs
HarryB
New in Town
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The Big Heat is on right now. Glenn Ford is a homicide detective investigation the apparent suicide of a fellow cop. A very young Lee Marvin is a bad guy. Pretty good.
ThesFlishThngs
One Too Many
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"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) and said something like, "with all this money we can afford to pay the tenement rent forever"
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) and said something like, "with all this money we can afford to pay the tenement rent forever"
savoy6
New in Town
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"the naked city"
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"Drive" last night. Liked it.
Miss Golightly
Call Me a Cab
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I enjoyed it I have to say - it was quite funny in places with a few shocks thrown in (p.s. it was gold coins the little boy was after) - and very much of its time.
DNO
One Too Many
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Singin' in the Rain.
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The Artist. Again. Winner. Sweep.
chanteuseCarey
Call Me a Cab
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Went Friday night with my teens to the Stanford Theatre in Palo Alto, CA to see the 1926/1927? silent classic Wings. The Wurlitzer organ accompaniement (sp?) by Dennis James was fantastic. Before the film, he regaled the full house audience with stories about the film, and of meeting and working with Wings actor Buddy Rogers.
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chanteuseCarey
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Saturday night, the kids and stayed in to watch Sergeant York, starring Gary Cooper together. Excellent film, had never seen it before.
Widebrim
I'll Lock Up
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Really good film. Ford could be a toughie when he wanted, and Marvin's character was a real rat.
Miss Golightly
Call Me a Cab
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Los Ojos de Julia (Julia's Eyes)
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Valdez is Coming.
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- California native living in Arizona.
I've been watching pretty much any movie with Jason Segel in it, because I have a huge crush on him, but now that I've run out of those.... tonight I'm watching The Help.... again 
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