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Hibi wrote: ↑Yesterday, 4:26 pm
Too hard to spell. Should've stuck with Smith. Yeah, Agnes didn't exactly sound desperate.

Smith isn't bad unless some wise guy cop grows suspicious. Lee is nice and simple.

Yeah, she sounded the way she sounded throughout the movie--snippy and sarcastic.

I saw OIALN when it was on TCM a year or so ago. It had a bit of a look of a TV movie, not that that's a major problem. Very emblematic of the early 1970s. Didn't white knight Markham turn out to be married? So maybe Janet Leigh had a point, at least to some degree. I'm watching The Strangers in 7A ...

Hibi wrote: ↑Yesterday, 8:41 am
I, too, think it was an accident. She still had options left.

She was just too full of herself to commit suicide in my opinion.

The only problem with the name Linnell is you've got to figure out
how many n's and l's are going to be in it and stick to that number.

I like Dark Passage even though there are some implausibilities in the movie. Nicely done with a good cast of supporting actors--the cabby who doesn't know where to go for a good time but does know where to go for quickie plastic surgery, the rundown doctor who apparently knows his business. I would...

HoldenIsHere wrote: ↑May 6th, 2024, 2:30 pm
Yes, a less articulate Lonesome Rhodes with the physical presence of Jabba The Hut.

I wouldn't trust either one of them, but a fictional character is harmless.

Fedya wrote: ↑May 6th, 2024, 6:52 am
Wait until you see Fritz Lang's low-budget version, Secret Beyond the Door.

I've seen it a couple of times, though not recently. From what I remember the
Redgrave character makes Maxim de Winter seem totally normal. Replicas of
murder rooms. Red flag anyone. Get the hell out of there lady.

I hadn't seen Rebecca in a long time until it was on TCM a while back. It's a rather silly though fairly enjoyable as entertaining fluff. And suave George Sanders chowing down on a chicken leg. Both the leading men of Rebecca and Marnie are kind of jackasses. Larry goes to pieces at the least little...

Coincidentally, Return to Mayberry the 1986 TV movie was on METV this afternoon. IIRC it was a big hit when first shown. Not much of a plot, but it was fun to see the characters as they are almost 20 years later. I remember Andy in a few TV movies where he was a real mean s.o.b. and he was quite con...

Ha!!! They overdid the New York "spunk" with that one transit guy (not Matthau) initially dealing with Robert Shaw's demands of $1,000,000 or passengers would be killed: "Dream on, maniac!" With lives on the line like this you'd think a bit more diplomacy would have been used. Y...

https://i.pinimg.com/474x/79/17/92/791792514d9bbf4a25c5a9b12a40e3d3.jpg OMG! GERTIE was CUTE as A BUTTON! (Not that PERRY would've noticed) Speaking of, I can't help but take interest in the fact that over the course of the seasons, numerous PERRY MASON episodes feature bit parts for lean , boyish ...

lol, I thought it was weird that the actor playing the NYC mayor was an Ed Koch look-a-like. He wouldn't become mayor until 1978. It should have been Abraham Beame in 1974. I realize they couldn't make fun of an actual real-life politician but as a born and bred New Yawker that definitely was Ed! I...

Ben Stiller. What a precocious kid. Just kiddin'. Pelham is a wonderful 1970s thriller.
Thrills, chills, spills, and laughs too. I was kind of hoping that Martin Balsam would
get away with it. I get a kick of the the finale, as if the sound of a sneeze would
hold up in court. Hey, it's just a movie.