Colin -
Excellent decision. And to keep you on the straight and narrow I saw the
first SAW much to my chagrin. A complete and utter waste of precious life.
Also to Scott -
- in regard to MANK. Ditto. Was back East when it came out and looking for
a movie to watch with Mom. We settled on MANK.
I know they’re popular and have made a great deal of money but I have zero
desire to watch any of the Saw movies. All the reviews I’ve read (even the
positive ones) make these movies sound repulsive. On second thoughts, I’ll
change my statement from “zero desire to watch” to "highly positive
Mopes -
My greatest moment at the movies was walking down the aisle at a packed house
for the 8 PM show of That’s Entertainment II already in progress.
Astaire or Kelly were dancing like crazy on screen and I looked up at the
action as I walked.
At that moment, I tripped in the dark.
Every eye
I had a 16mm print of Fantasia//ir was very high brow but creative..
just ddidntclick with me o also had Errol glens Robin Hood was one of my
faves and loved to see back to the future all 3 with my son and never
got tired//cool memories Scott//
best for 2022
Tom Hollywood dream factory®
since
Oh yes.that was the other movie I dozed off in, 2001I realize that
when it gets to the beautiful music, with no dialogue, I'm a goner.still
happens to me to this
day, but now I'm in my recliner not inside a movie theater!!
Sue
Hollywood Poster Frames
3 quick stories:
* Ever get embarrassed by a movie critics love? Oliver Stone's Natural Born
Killers was that film. Critics lost their loads praising it - with Ebert
calling it, "some kind of masterpiece" - as if he HAD to like it. Ebert was a
"people's critic," so I trusted him. It was
Scott, apparently you weren’t smoking enough!
For me, The English Patient and Out of Africa were major snooze-fests.
Thanks,
MD
> On Jan 13, 2022, at 6:23 PM, Susan Heim wrote:
>
>
> That's funny Scott. The first time I saw Fantasia was in college in about
> 1974. I fell asleep about 15
That's funny Scott. The first time I saw Fantasia was in college in about
1974. I fell asleep about 15 minutes in. I kept waking up every 20 minutes or
so and tried desperately
to keep my eyes open but to no avail. My best friend, who was my college
roommate was a huge Disney fan and went
I’ll probably get some heat for this one, but….
Back in my younger days when I regularly patronized movie theaters there was
only one time I ever got up and left a movie before its conclusion. The
offending title?
“Fantasia.”
Yes Disney’s animation masterpiece. My sincere apologies
I've never seen the film Schindler's list because just the soundtrack
alone makes me cry bo itzak Perlman.. Emotionally strong images I cannot
bear to see Emotionally strong images I cannot bear to see
The film cinema Paradiso. Also made me cry so much after the film I
said out in the
Sorry to find humor in your pain Alan but that was HI-larious! Thanks for
the laugh. - Glenn
On Thu, Jan 13, 2022 at 10:52 AM Alan Adler wrote:
> Dear Mopes -
>
> My personal worst movie that I would have to be bound and gagged to watch
> again was INGA. It was a 1968, Swedish, adult semi-art
Dear Mopes -
My personal worst movie that I would have to be bound and gagged to watch again
was INGA. It was a 1968, Swedish, adult semi-art film. I actually went into the
theater to see Hells Angels On Wheels and for some terrible reason they
mis-billed the attraction out front of the
Taking a slightly different tack a film I would watch again is Ingmar
Bergman‘s Cries and Whispers ..I think I was around 22 yrs old when I first
watched it was squirming in my seat and left the theatre ..think I would
have more appreciation and sitzfleisch now
On Thu, Jan 13, 2022 at 1:34 PM
Glenn and Greg
I had the «pleasure» of watching “Salo, 100 Days of Sodom” on the big screen.
Certain scenes have stayed with me for over 40 years. I guess you’d have to say
it’s a memorable movie.
Martin
Von: MoPo List Im Auftrag von Greg Douglass
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 13.
Greg -
You have found the silver lining in one of the darkest clouds known to man.
Glenn
On Thu, Jan 13, 2022 at 10:25 AM Greg Douglass wrote:
>
> Glenn:
> I bought the SALO DVD. It's great to play when you have unwanted company.
> "Oh, my! Look at the time! Gotta go!"
> Greg Douglass
>
>
That's a good idea. I was channel-surfing one evening and stumbled upon SCARUM
and immediately got a big migraine. I can't tell you one thing, it's no
CLAMBAKE,
> On Jan 13, 2022, at 12:23 PM, Greg Douglass wrote:
>
>
> I would rather give anal birth to a live porcupine than watch
Glenn:
I bought the SALO DVD. It's great to play when you have unwanted company. "Oh, my! Look at the time! Gotta go!"
Greg Douglass
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2022 at 9:20 AM
From: "Glenn Taranto"
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Silent hills, please
Many years
I would rather give anal birth to a live porcupine than watch "Chicago" again. My wife and I watched it with high hopes (all those Oscars!). We made it through the first half-hour. I turned to my wife and said "Is it just me or does this movie suck like an Electrolux?"
We tried again the next
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