I was cleaning my room this afternoon and decided to take pictures of the movie posters I have in my room











I'm still working on getting a Libeled Lady poster. They're hard to come by- but I think I've found one.

^^^ Those are SO awesome bubblewrap!

Oh, I watched Another Thin Man, and I loved it! They're such a cute couple!

I'll have to post again tomorrow, I have to go to bed, good night!

Your posters are absolutely fabulous bubble ! My room won't be complete until I have a Thin Man poster on my wall, but they're impossible to find & I'm not crazy about eBay. Ah well.

Today I'm gonna go to my public library & rent "All About Eve" which I heard is supposed to be absolutely amazing. Plus, I'm interested in seeing another Bette Davis film after being mesmerized by her in Human Bondage. She was fab too.

Did you try movieposter.com?

Another really funny, cute french film is Tanguy. It's about a guy, 28, still living with his parents, and his parents try everything to get him to move out. Now in France, a kid that stays home for so long is call "un Tanguy", cause of the movie.

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Thanks. Yeah- I bought that one from ebay. It came really quick though and I only payed about $16 for it (it is a reproduction though) I do a lot of research for movie posters. The only way I've found Libeled Lady posters is through really random websites.

Going to watch Anne of Green Gables tonight. I've seen it over 20 times- but it just never gets old

I still need to buy Anne of Avonlea on DVD. I only have it on VHS

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Can you say, "My 11 year-old obsession????"

(Not that I've been obsessed with it for 11 years...I was obsessed when I was 11 ).

Ooo, sounds good ! Have fun!

I'm gonna watch the rest of the special features on Another Thin man and the Freaks--which was made in '34 or something.

I rented Notrious(sp), All About Eve & Sunset Blvd from my local library. I've also requested a copy of The Bishop's Wife, which was currently out on loan. I can't wait to see 'em all.

I finished Glida about an hour ago & my goodness, what a great film noir. I can easily say that Rita Hayworth is the most beautiful actress. I wish I could look like her. Anyway, it started off kinda slow but it got exciting as the film progressed. I never expected the twist at the end though. Also, despite the fact that Glida seemed mentally unstable when it come to love & men, I felt for her 'cause I know what it's like. But d*mn, that sexual tension that her & Johnny shared was something else. Besides that, it was a great film & I'd definitely add it to my film collection. Probably Rita's best performance, from what I seen.

Next is Vivacious Lady, followed by Bonnie & Clyde which I've been dying to see ever since I became a classic film fan !

I was watching An affair to remember a few days ago...then got busy and re-recorded the next viewing. I'm going to watch again tonight I think.

The one part I love in the movie is when Nicky & Terry are departing the boat to meet up w/their prospective fiancee's. While Terry is hugging her fiancee, Nicky passes her by and while her fiancee isnt looking he touches her glove and when she ends the hug she kisses her glove and gets emotional. *sheds a tear*

They dont make them like this anymore!

OH, I absolutely adore that film! That scene you mentioned was remarkable, both for the fact that it was bittersweet & romantic at the same time. That scene also proved that saying goodbye is one of the hardest things to do. Also, I must add that you will need a tissue for the final scene of the film. Cary Grant just blew me away. The anguish on his face when he learnt the truth about the painting was one of the greatest moments in cinematic(sp?) history. That, and the scene where they run into each other at the opera/concert hall(??). My lord, I could feel my heart break. I could talk about this film for eternity.

And yes, that don't make films like that anymore. That is why I'm addicted to TCM & AMC, which show great classic films of every genre. Oh, to be around when those films were popular...

Um, Prettyinpink, love the signature a lot...

I just finished watching Freaks (which is a 1932 film, my mistake), and it's absolutely amazing ! A MUST see! There are a bunch of real freaks, and boy some of them really are queer looking. The special features are great too, they go into great detail about every person that played in the film. Daniel Knauf--brilliant and ingenious creator of Carnivale --must have seen this and I'm sure it gave him some ideas. This film is a real gem!

I'll have to check out Gilda- it sounds really good.

Bonnie and Clyde is a really good movie. I've seen it a couple of times. (It's quite violent though- no kidding and for the time it was made it was very controversial)


This sounds quite good- I'll have to check it out

I'm bored and I'm watching something crazy in alabama.

i've seen freaks a long time ago.It's interesting.

I saw part of Gilda the other day on the telly, it's quite good--by the little I saw of it--I should rent it to watch the whole thing.

If you want to see Freaks for free go HERE, although you should rent it for the special features, there really great!

Freaks was also very controversial at the time it was made, it kinda put the director, Tod Browning--who did lots of silents, Dracula, etc--into a downward spin career wise. It was taken off circulation very quickly and only rediscovered in the 60s.

Bought We Are Marshall. I love it so much. A quality football movie. A good thing: Matthew Moconhay(however you spell it) doesn't take his shirt off! That is indeed a good thing. I highly recommend it!

JAM 4 NEVER -- That is a good thing.

If you haven't seen Spirited Away, rent it!

has anyone seen across the universe? i think i'm gonna go see it, and i was just wondering if anyonehad seen it and thought it was worth it?

I agree, I love that movie it's so good. I was kinda confused the first time I saw it about certain things but that didn't take away from the movie for me.

Speaking of renting...I owe Blockbuster like 80 bucks if I don't return my rentals today.

I've had Supertroopers for 5 weeks.

OMG, It's available where you live? Lucky! It was a limited release, so it didn't come to Michigan at al. I am literally dying to see that movie, everytime I see a trailer am dead silent and i freak out. soo, see it and tell me how it is!

I'm gonna rent Terminator 3 tonight cause Nick Stahl is in it ! Has any one seen it? I don't usually like that type of movie but Nick Stahl is quite tempting !

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Though you don't have to I'd reccomend seeing the first 2 before you see the last one. It's not absolutely neccessary but I'd reccomend you do.

My girls are watching Titanic for the first time. I lent them my portable dvd player so they can watch in their room. So far its been quiet the past hour....either they really like it or they fell asleep

I only liked the last hour of the movie personally.

Rose: [letting go of Jack's hand] I'll never let go, Jack. I promise.
[she kisses his hand and watches him sink, almost falling apart before she finally climbs back into the water to call the lifeboat back] (i did tear up at this scene)

Ah! That's the only Japanese movie I'll ever like! That movie is seriously amazing.

watching lollilove right now. my entire list of blockbuster online consists of movies with Jenna, John, and Gerard Butler.

bubblewrap, you were absolutely right when you said that Bonnie & Clyde was violent. The final scene made me jaw drop. I found it to be a bit disturbing but I saw it coming. But d*mn, Warren & Faye had tons of chemistry! Despite all the excessive gun shots, it was a pretty good film & it deserved the four stars it got. Ooh, and I loved it when their sidekick(forgot his name) mentioned that Myrna Loy was his favourite film star heehee.

A film that I recommend for all the classic film fans is the 1938 one entitled Vivacious Lady. It's quite lesser known, but it stars the charming James Stewart & lovely Ginger Rogers. The most memorable scene was the catfight in the courtyard between Helen & Francey. It was probably Ginger's best comedic moment & I loved that part that went something like:

Helen: I ought to give you a piece of my mind!
Francey: Well, I can't take the last piece.

Than Helen slaps Francey who proceeds to get up & say, "What did you do that for? I'm just gonna have to hit you back." What it made it priceless was because she was so deadpan when she said it. Oh man, and that part where Francey removed the wrap on her dress, adjusted herself & was like, "Put 'em up" was classic too, along with the scene where she accidently smoked Peter's dad . That was probably the first time in which I witnessed a fight scene that was comical & meant to be that way. And that face she made after trying to sit down after the incident with the thumbtack, oh lord . I think I should stop talking & let you all witness this comic gem for yourself .

That's one I've wanted to see for a while, but they waited til football season to release it on DVD so I kinda forgot about it. I'll have to check it out now.

Yeah- I haven't seen the movie for awhile- but I remember how violent it was.

Vivacious Lady sounds really good. Anything with Jimmy Stewart and Ginger Rogers is a must see! Have you ever seen Stage Door with Ginger Rogers, Katherine Hepburn, Lucille Ball, Gail Patrick and Ann Miller? If you haven't- it's a must see. It takes at least 2 viewings to catch all of the dialogue- but it's hilarious and wonderful.

I watched Grease tonight. Can you believe I'd never seen it! A crime I know. I really liked it though- but I wasn't expecting not to like it

I've seen Stage Door at least three times, & it's get better with every viewing. Plus, it features the three funniest women ever: Ginger Rogers, Katharine Hepburn & Lucille Ball. One scene that was super hilarious was when Katharine's character is unpacking & while she & Ginger Roger's character exchanges some of the funniest banter ever. I don't know how they could say those lines with such a straight expression & deadpan voice. Ooh, I found them off imdb:

Terry Randall: I see that, in addition to your other charms, you have that insolence generated by an inferior upbringing.
Jean Maitland: Hmm! Fancy clothes, fancy language and everything!
Terry Randall: Unfortunately, I learned to speak English correctly.
Jean Maitland: That won't be of much use to you here. We all talk pig latin.

&

Jean Maitland: Do you mind if I ask a personal question?
Terry Randall: Another one?
Jean Maitland: Are these trunks full of bodies?
Terry Randall: Just those, but I don't intend to unpack them

&

Jean Maitland: Hey, that's a kind of good-lookin' piece of jackrabbit you got there.
Linda Shaw: Oh, it's just a little trinket my "Aunt Susan" sent over.
Jean Maitland: Say, I think it's very unselfish of those little animals to give up their lives to keep other animals warm.
Linda Shaw: You know, they're very smart little animals. They never give up their lives for the wrong people.
Jean Maitland: Well, you understand the rodent family much better than I do.

Priceless, absolutely priceless. And yes, you will most definitely *love* Vivavicious Lady when you get the chance to view it. Ginger Rogers & Jimmy Stewart are fabulous, together or apart . A definite must see for anyone.

Just finished watching The Ex. Great movie if you wub Zack Braff and Jason Bateman

I did the same thing, in the past few weeks I watched The Thin Red Line and T3 cause of Nick Stahl and Girl, Interrupted and 21 Grams--both excellent--cause of Clea DuVall .

Thanks for the suggestion BTB, the guy at the video store said the same thing! I didn't listen though. And although T3 ain't my type of movie it wasn't bad at all--especially with Nick Stahl as a lead, gosh he is really cute/hot in that movie !

Screen caps anyone ?

I love that part. It makes me laugh so hard everytime (well the whole movie basically
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I will definately check out Vivavicious Lady!

It's not out on DVD (or VHS) anymore I really want to see it too!


I did find this list while on amazon.com though. I am so excited that Hit the Deck is coming out on DVD. It's one of my favorite musicals and the VHS tape I own is getting kind of old. It's such an underrated musical that not a lot of people have seen.

Bubble they do have VHS available on the Amazon.com UK site by other sellers here.

Awwww that really sucks . I think I'm gonna send an email to the people in charge of releasing films, demanding that it be placed on DVD. I just figured that it would be out on DVD, considering its stars two of the greatest & most popular celebs ever. If I hear of anything, I'll post it here. Vivavicious Lady is one film that should not be forgotten about, ever. Seriously.

Has anyone else watched Lady in the Lake? It was a really good film noir with a huge twist, but Bogart easily plays the best Phillip Marlowe.

I was extremely lucky enough to find the catfight scene on youtube, which is godsend. Here's the link:

Funniest Fight

It just gets funnier everytime. I love Ginger Rogers .

^^^That is really good!

I hope you can manege a way to find Vivacious Lady Bubble .

That is TOO funny!

has anyone seen eastern promises?? I heard there is a hot fight scene with vigo

I saw in the preview that he has his shirt off and has a bunch of tatoos if that helps.

That was probably the most funniest fight in the history of films, IMO. It was hilarious how Francey would pause & than just slap an unsuspecting Helen. But haha, that face she made after getting back up was absolutely priceless. IMO, that was Ginger's funniest moment. Loved seeing her feisty & witty side at once. Ooh, and the part where she got caught by her husband was priceless. All she could do was laugh nervously.

"Now what did you have to do that for? I'm only going to have to hit you right back."

That was really funny, especially the part where she keeps calming the other girl down then slapping her again.

I saw The Holiday last night. I wasn't really expecting to like it, but I loved it! The little girls playing Jude Law's daughters were SO adorable I nearly died.

Yeah, definitely check it out. I know, I hate how they waited so long to release it, I saw it back in December...

That was great!

I need to get the second one of DVD as well. I got the first on DVD for Christmas last year and hope to get the next this year.

I'm watching Remember the Titans on ABC Family. I really do love this movie. And my favorite part just came up. "You had twelve brothers and sisters?" "Eight" "You're right. Twelve sounds better."

Just finished watching Dirty Dancing. I hadn't seen it in a really long time. I love the last dance scene

My dad woke me up and brought me downstairs to watch that last scene when I was about ten. He used to do that all the time. I saw the ends of Shawshank Redemption, Dirty Dancing, and the Princess Bride before seeing any of the rest of them.