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*choking back grief* You're friggin' kidding me. *choking back grief*

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*Clearing Throat* No.

The Bride Wore Black (d. François Truffaut, 1968)
Shadows and Fog (d. Woody Allen, 1992)

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***1/2

Friggin' awesome!

You lucky mother f*cker!

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It's a god-awful small affair, To the girl with, the mousy hair, But her mummy is yelling "No", and her daddy has told her to go, But her friend is nowhere to be seen, Now she walks through her sunken dream, To the seat with the clearest view, And she's hooked to the silver screen, But the film is a saddening bore, For she's lived it ten times or more...

Torn Curtain (d. Alfred Hitchcock, 1966)

Dressed to Kill , 1980. De Palma
Rain Man, 1988. Levinson

I can see why it's a favorite. I lost it when Nina breaks down at her Dr.'s and all her grief pours out. I loved the ending...very sweet.

It would be nice to see Alan Rickman play a good guy again. I loved him Sense and Sensibilty also.


I haven't seen Lizabeth Scott in any other movie. I'll have to keep my eyes open for the The Strange Love of Martha Ivers. Thanks Holden. I guess what bothered me as I watched her is I noticed as the movie went on (this is really catty, but) when she speaks her top lip never moved. It was as if her entire top lip region was numbed. Then I started thinking about other actresses who've played cool, intriguing characters...like Bacall and Tierney and started comparing Scott to them. Probably wasn't very fair of me.

She was stunning....she had beautiful eyes. And your right, she had a great voice....low, but not to the point of husky.

And Then There Were None (1945)~ A classic. My daughter even liked it. She's tough my black and white movies.

Mulholland Drive - 5/5

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Punch-Drunk Love - 4/5

Radio Days (d. Woody Allen, 1987)
Sleeper (d. Woody Allen, 1973)

White Heat 1949, dir. Raoul Walsh

Rope (d. Alfred Hitchcock, 1948)

Elephant, 2003. Van Sant

Everyone Says I Love You (d. Woody Allen, 1996)
Husbands and Wives (d. Woody Allen, 1992)

Accidental Hero (1992)
Origin: -- USA --
Genre: -- Comedy/Drama --
Director: -- Stephen Frears --
My Rating: -- (out of 5)

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Now, Voyager (1942)~ Bette Davis is brilliant as the 'ugly duckling', constantly being demeaned and ridiculed by her mother...breaking down...growing into a swan after being healed by a kind hearted doctor. What's interesting is not just her physical transformation...but seeing her grow emotionally along the way. Great cast too....with Paul Henreid, Claude Rains, and Gladys Cooper.

Taking Lives, 2004. Caruso

The Punisher *1/2