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You could do far worse. The just-released sequel seems to be doing well at the box office and has gotten some very favorable reviews.How To Train Your Dragon
Yes, I watch kids movies.
You could do far worse. The just-released sequel seems to be doing well at the box office and has gotten some very favorable reviews.How To Train Your Dragon
Yes, I watch kids movies.
I've read and seen "Rebecca". I'd have to say that "Rebecca" was both a better story and movie than "Jamaica Inn", however Hitchcock may have had a better production budget and studio for "Rebecca" since it was a Selznick production and shot near Big Sur. If you get a chance to watch "Jamaica Inn" I'd take it. You might be able to stream it off the internet.I really enjoyed Daphne du Maurier's novel and the movie (also directed by Hitchcock) "Rebecca," but found reading "Jamaica Inn" painfully slow and, hence, never watched the movie. Have you seen or read "Rebecca?" How does it compare to "Jamaica Inn?"
"Jamaica Inn",(1939). Adapted from Daphne du Maurier's 1936 novel, and directed by Alfred Hitchcock. With Charles Laughton in a very unsympathetic role and a young Maureen O'Hara.
I agree, it doesn't get much better than that.Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957)
Flying saucers, little green men with big googly heads, teenage hotrodders, and BOOZE!!
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You could do far worse. The just-released sequel seems to be doing well at the box office and has gotten some very favorable reviews.
Go to You Tube and watch a few (or more) Billy Connolly videos. Some of the language he uses is not for those who are easily offended, but he has a wonderful Scottish accent....I want to tell people I've seen it just so I can "attempt" to say the title with a Scottish accent.
How To Train Your Dragon
Yes, I watch kids movies.
I've read and seen "Rebecca". I'd have to say that "Rebecca" was both a better story and movie than "Jamaica Inn", however Hitchcock may have had a better production budget and studio for "Rebecca" since it was a Selznick production and shot near Big Sur. If you get a chance to watch "Jamaica Inn" I'd take it. You might be able to stream it off the internet.
Last night was "A Fist Full Of Dollars"
A good choice. Did you enjoy it?
Yes, and if I had been Vincent Parry I would have helped Madge Rapf "fall" from her apartment window.