Looking for newer "old" movies for the cabin fever season
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This thread has started "pushing the window"...
I like to remember the noted "actress" best as she appeared on the 'Ivory Snow' box...!
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see if you can search up an audio file of a live in studio interview she did with Larry King back when he ruled the air waves and she ruled certain video awards...!
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I like to remember the noted "actress" best as she appeared on the 'Ivory Snow' box...!
[note to Roy]
see if you can search up an audio file of a live in studio interview she did with Larry King back when he ruled the air waves and she ruled certain video awards...!
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cqaigy2
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Those are still some of my favorite car chase!
When i was a youngster, my Uncle and i were in a video store and he found a copy of "Wings". He said he'd always wanted to see. I thought, what the heck a black and white silent film? That's gonna be a load of crap, but i got it anyway and sat down to watch it with him. I was pretty surprised how much i enjoyed watching it. BTW wings is said to be the first movie to win an oscar for best picture or something like that..
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Another great flick is "To Kill a Mockingbird"....one of the most poetic films I've ever seen...
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What is behind the green door? This Marilyn person? Do I need to knock on the door? Do I have to guess which door Marilyn is behind like Lets Make a Deal? What do I get if I guess wrong?
Later,
Dan
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Our oldest started reading To Kill a Mockingbird in school It is one of those few books that were made into a movie where the movie followed the book. I think I have the movie on DVD. Once the oldest finishes reading the book we will watch the movie. Both the book and movie are excellent.
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Dan
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"Wings" has an interesting story about how it was made...the aerial sequences especially. Do some reading...
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Plus, it has Clara Bow in it! :drool:
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I think that joke has ran it's course...
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Speaking of Bogart, my favorite Christmas movie stars him, Peter Ustinov, Aldo Ray, Basil Rathbone, Joan Bennett and Leo G. Carroll.
It's called "We're No Angles," from 1955. Very funny movie with some good Christmas meaning thrown in.
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That's one worth watching again!
"Three Devil's Island escapees hide out in the home of a kindly merchant and repay his kindness by helping him and his family out of several crises."
Note that you started this thread 11 1/2 years ago. It was "bumped" by a spammer, and his post has since been deleted.
RobertN
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Sometimes it is fun to revisit old threadsA spammer? Can you allude to what he wrote? Guess he wasn't a movie buff? Duh on my own thread--
He was promoting a site where you can (allegedly) go to download old movies.A spammer? Can you allude to what he wrote? Guess he wasn't a movie buff? Duh on my own thread--
I don't click on strange links and certainly not when it's provided by somebody's only post, who just joined today.
