M.E. Proctor

I think I will glow for weeks after reading Teresa Brock's (@FullyBookedInKY) review on Insta ....

@For_Film_Fans I want a white puzzle...

“Haven’t you forgotten the jumped-up pantry boy who doesn’t know his place?” SLEUTH (1972) Movie adaptations of Plays are notoriously tough to pull off — this one is a roaring success imho. #LaurenceOlivier #MichaelCaine #JosephLMankiewicz

@mikemoviez Strangers ... of the 3, I probably have seen The Birds fewer times than the others.

Which Hitch do you like most? 🤔

@mike_mchone One look at the numbers and that's it.

Hey kids! Wanna learn how to spot a fake author account? You should, because I see a lot of you follow these bullshit artists without performing any due diligence. Today’s lesson involves some shitbag posing as lit legend Jean Auel. 1/7

@DannyDrinksWine The voice, that voice!

"I'm a character actor: the public never knows what it's getting by way of a Mason performance from one film to the next. I therefore represent a thoroughly insecure investment." --- James Mason Remembering the great English actor, James Mason, on his 117th birthday!

@For_Film_Fans Even for 1980 it was a bit of a throwback - historical setting, "chic" production, triumph against adversity, etc... didn't upset anyone. Pretty to watch though, great score. Even if I prefer Vangelis's music for Blade Runner.

I’ll be honest with you, I’ve never understood why this was nom’d for 11 and won 3 Academy Awards. It’s not that it’s awful, at all — it’s just that it’s not that level (for me). CHARIOTS OF FIRE (1981) Anyway, it was released 45yrs ago today.

I love people who love Italian movies. The kind of people I want to have a drink with.

@For_Film_Fans Grab the popcorn, the ice cream, or whatever you fancy and sit down for pure enjoyment.

Prime Connery, Caine & Huston — with added Plummer & Kipling. If you haven’t yet, you bloody well should. THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING (1975)

I think I will glow for weeks after reading Teresa Brock's (@FullyBookedInKY) review on Insta ....

One month Anniversary! Go get it ... and if you have it, think of leaving a review. Cover by @Vatel1675 - Published by @CowboyJamboree cowboyjamboreemagazine.com/kansas-city-br…

@cterlson Frigatebird

Anybody know what kind of bird this is?

@mikemoviez In the Bedroom ... it's a heartbreaking one.

This time, instead of asking which you like most, I'll ask which you rate highest / moves you the most

@For_Film_Fans and beautifully filmed.

What a Movie. JEAN DE FLORETTE (1986) Directed by Claude Berri #GérardDepardieu #DanuelAuteuil #YvesMontand

@cterlson @HistorianUSA1 I think Oreos is an honest and valid answer. I'd say chocolate is my weakness... one of...

@HistorianUSA1 Would hire.

😂🍪 This dude just walked out of a job interview and immediately recorded this in his car. He knew the “biggest weakness” question was coming… brain completely short-circuited… and instead of the safe “I care too much” answer, he hit them with: “Oreos. I’ll eat ‘em until the milk’s gone. Could be two, could be twelve.” The way he says it with that deadpan delivery and then just accepts his fate is SENDING me. Man, I genuinely feel bad for the guy… but I’m also dying laughing. We’ve ALL had that one moment in an interview where your brain just yeets itself out the window. Kid’s still out here job hunting. Somebody hire this absolute legend before he stress-eats the entire Oreo aisle. Who else has completely bombed a “what’s your weakness” question?

@cterlson @SirArminius Gordo!

@SirArminius Every day I remained in the City, I thought of my death.

Writers - what one sentence that you have written are you most proud of or impressed by? Comment it below with no context! #writingcommunity #indieauthors

@Jeff_Circle @Comey @MysteriousPress Just finished listening, that was great @Jeff_Circle ... and hey, he's like me, he writes on his laptop on the back porch (where I'm now, typing this!)

Tuesday morning. @Comey on The Writer's Dossier. @MysteriousPress

@roger_bakes @Freelineorlando @OldCarLongRoad @hermannkarlovic @CarloDallapicc1 @ihateclaims @Windix3 @stonemonkts @performativeUtt @AMclenon @Rob_Motto Oh ...

@MEProctor3 @Freelineorlando @OldCarLongRoad @hermannkarlovic @CarloDallapicc1 @ihateclaims @Windix3 @stonemonkts @performativeUtt @AMclenon @Rob_Motto Mildly entertaining with a pretentious train station scene.

The 1967 Cannes Film Festival #OTD must have been a blast, with showings as diverse as Coppola’s You’re A Big Boy Now and Joseph Strick’s surreal Ulysses. Cannes was most wowed by Antonioni and his acclaimed Blow Up, which won top prize. What an amazing year for film 1967 was.

@hairygit oh, me too... but I was practically camping in movie theaters. Sometimes I feel like I watched everything that hit the screens...

I’m so old, I’ve seen films featuring William Holden and Fred Astaire in the cinema when they were first released. I feel at times like a time traveller who has suddenly been propelled into the future!

@roger_bakes @Freelineorlando @OldCarLongRoad @hermannkarlovic @CarloDallapicc1 @ihateclaims @Windix3 @stonemonkts @performativeUtt @AMclenon @Rob_Motto Untouchables ....

@MEProctor3 @Freelineorlando @OldCarLongRoad @hermannkarlovic @CarloDallapicc1 @ihateclaims @Windix3 @stonemonkts @performativeUtt @AMclenon @Rob_Motto Other than Carrie I have never liked heavyhanded DePalma.

@roger_bakes @Freelineorlando @OldCarLongRoad @hermannkarlovic @CarloDallapicc1 @ihateclaims @Windix3 @stonemonkts @performativeUtt @AMclenon @Rob_Motto I found it boring, and I like DePalma.

@MEProctor3 @Freelineorlando @OldCarLongRoad @hermannkarlovic @CarloDallapicc1 @ihateclaims @Windix3 @stonemonkts @performativeUtt @AMclenon @Rob_Motto DePalma's imitation was weak tea.