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I'm beyond the blue horizon ...

Katılım Mart 2020
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Windix@Windix3·
@BoylanRoger Hahaha. It was the international community’s answer to the American disaster hits like The Towering Inferno and The Poseidon Adventure. All dumb fun.
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Roger Boylan@BoylanRoger·
Sophia Loren and Richard Harris in "The Cassandra Crossing," 1976. It wasn't a success. The NY Times critic called the film "profoundly, offensively stupid."
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Windix@Windix3·
@ma165386 @DrPopCultureUSA It was on when the whole family threw up our hands and left to see Burnt Offerings at the hometown theater instead.
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Mr. Fisher : Universal Exports
@DrPopCultureUSA Saw a few episodes at the time. Variety shows were kind of on the way out when this was going on. Weird what you remember,. I was shoveling snow outside and coming back in house and this on in other room, family watching. I didn't stay. Fake Jan made it not legit for me. 👋
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DrPopCulture@DrPopCultureUSA·
May 25, 1977: "The Brady Bunch Hour" last airs on ABC.
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Windix@Windix3·
@FredrickUphoff @DrPopCultureUSA Yes, but the majority of us were shaking our heads in a combination of disbelief, confusion, and revulsion. Even us kids.
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Updated Jennie@Updated_Jennie·
Do you consider HEAT to be Michael Mann's best film?
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Windix@Windix3·
@GoneBoy94 Mariel Hemingway, doing some genuinely profound acting. Meryl’s shrill, entitled idiot character, while well played, has always been grating, and now plays as a laughable anachronism.
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Lave Nancia
Lave Nancia@GoneBoy94·
1979 Supporting Actress Jane Alexander, Kramer vs Kramer Barbara Barrie, Breaking Away Candice Bergen, Starting Over Mariel Hemingway, Manhattan Meryl Streep, Kramer vs Kramer Vota por tu favorita!
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Michael W. Freeman
Michael W. Freeman@Freelineorlando·
Is the Holocaust pure catnip for film awards? The 2002 Cannes Film Festival gave the Grand Prix to The Pianist, finding its Nazi-era horrors more captivating than entries such as David Cronenberg’s Spider & Woody Allen’s Hollywood Ending. Is the message simply, “Never forget.”
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Windix@Windix3·
@ronsterd89 I have long contended that Brian Keith’s Teddy was Oscar worthy
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Ron wright
Ron wright@ronsterd89·
An easy one. What do these guys have in common?
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Anne Serling
Anne Serling@AnneSerling·
Like so many, my dad was plagued by PTSD and nightmares after the war. In college he switched his major to language and literature because, as he said, "I needed to get it out of my gut...write it down. This is the way it began for me." Images: Rod Serling 1943 & 1975
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Windix@Windix3·
@FrankTracy That’s certainly testimony to just how good of an actor he was
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Frank Wells
Frank Wells@FrankTracy·
The Great Escape was my childhood rude awakening that David McCallum wasn’t actually Russian. #TCMParty
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Not Your Average Liberal
Not Your Average Liberal@NotAvgLiberal·
“We don’t take an oath to a King”…. “We don't take an oath to a wannabe dictator” “We take an oath to the Constitution.…and we're willing to die to protect it" - General Mark Milley #MemorialDay
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cinesthetic.@TheCinesthetic·
What is a movie you will defend forever, even if most people do not get it?
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Films to Films@filmstofilms_·
Which decade had the best movies? 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s 2010s
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Jeremy Wayne Tate
Jeremy Wayne Tate@JeremyTate41·
A WWII veteran returns to Utah Beach, the Normandy shore where D-Day unfolded. This Memorial Day, we remember the Americans who never came home, the heroes who gave everything so we could be free.
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Windix@Windix3·
@For_Film_Fans Gene Wilder and Daisy the sheep 🐑 is one of the funniest segments in film history
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Michael Warburton
Michael Warburton@For_Film_Fans·
EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SEX* (* BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK) - 1972
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Michael W. Freeman
Michael W. Freeman@Freelineorlando·
Greatest movie soundtrack? #OTD in 1962, the West Side Story LP hit #1 on the charts; songs like “Tonight,” the rousing “America” and the hilarious “Gee Officer Krupke” still sound vibrant today. Leonard Bernstein’s music truly is exciting; I love the haunting “Somewhere.”
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andy mclenon
andy mclenon@AMclenon·
That's funny because my favorite dog was named Lenny after the Simpson character. When I'd take him to the vet often on the paper work it would say "Lenny McLenon" He lived 16 years and could absolutely read my mind. Everybody knew him because I took him everywhere with me because he was so well behaved nobody cared and he was kind of famous because he was so cool. Died in 2016. Irreplaceable.
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