Originally posted by SuzianneI agree with you.
My all-time favorite for years and years has been Casablanca. One of the best films ever made, if not [b]the best.
I still cry every time I see it.[/b]
Casablanca (Bogart/Bergman), if not the best, is a milestone to see again and again.
Other movies worth of mention are Cabaret, Doctor Zhivago (sp?), One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, to name a few.
- J
Originally posted by kirksey957Thanks for the info. From what I understand it's mostly for the script and acting. I've put it on my list of films to review.
It works on so many different levels. It is a comedy, yet there are very profound scenes as when they have a picnic in the graveyard. I think it speaks to adolescent sense of despair and also the hope that the elderly sometimes have before they die. And then the mother! Oh , my Lord, where to begin with her. Interestingly enough, there is no father ...[text shortened]... ceived inspite of its irreverent nature. Give it another look and keep looking at her forearm.
Originally posted by MrbobsIs Mr. Bobs a lady as well? Can any of you people read? He asked for Ladies to respond. Because your silly little live revolve around playing silly little games on you computers, you all jump in......A holes the lot of you!!
for information only
I was dragged to see dirty dancing, drank far too much wine waiting for 'dusk' fell asleep during the 'film' had a big argument and went to bed alone
mrbobs
(none the wiser)
Originally posted by Heavyhitter19As the original poster, he's entitled to propose two choices from which the ladies may choose. The full question becomes Ladies, which of these two movies is your favorite?
Obviously you can't comprehend the English language, either that or your a tranny???
I'm stunned that you find that confusing.