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The Great Escape
Uncle Buck
Ben Hur
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Uncle Buck
Ben Hur
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Yup I'm ok with the fact I was an 80's teeny bopper! (Hey, I did become a welder in the Navy...maybe the two are related??) She symbolizes all the people who do something that brings $$$ in - despite passion for something else. Sound familiar? And the 80's music in the flick - always gets me movin'!! Cheezy, absolutely!
The 1955 Alec Guiness/Peter Sellers film: The Ladykillers. Mrs. Wilberforce/Lopsided. Far superior to the later version.
The Duke and Maureen O'hara in The Quiet Man. Totally sexist. totally fine.
Vanishing Point. When you haven't been in a car in 6 months it's great. The music works too! Also a fine film to see in a drive-in. Leaving same as all the cars spin their tires in the gravel is ... fun.
No one has mentioned Blazing Saddles?
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It just dawned on me that Herbert Lom, who acted in The Ladykillers with Peter Sellers, was also Chief Inspector Charles Dreyfus with Sellers in the Pink Panther movies. Hunh. England really does only have 9 actors. They're good ones though...
No one has mentioned Blazing Saddles?
"i was born, under a wandering star..."How about "Paint Your Wagon"? Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood sing (!) in a western musical comedy based on a plot of polygamy, wife sharing, and gold prospecting. It's a hoot!
How about "Paint Your Wagon"? Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood sing (!) in a western musical comedy based on a plot of polygamy, wife sharing, and gold prospecting. It's a hoot!
That's one of the worst, if not the worst, Clint Eastwood movie.
For me, a favorite is a Japanese movie called Tampopo. It's all about food, sex, gangsters, life, death, and it's funny too!