Directed by David Lynch (and Angelo Badalamenti) -- and also featuring the flawless-to-me Julee Cruise (I miss her terribly, too; RIP Ms Cruise) -- "I... moreDirected by David Lynch (and Angelo Badalamenti) -- and also featuring the flawless-to-me Julee Cruise (I miss her terribly, too; RIP Ms Cruise) -- "Industrial Symphony No. 1 - the dream of the brokenhearted"all three, Lynch, Badalamenti and Cruise -- RIP, (I sigh)
. . . maybe join me in my lingering thoughts of gratitude and admiration to actress Gena Rowlands who recently passed away? Everything I've seen her in she portrays suc... more . . . maybe join me in my lingering thoughts of gratitude and admiration to actress Gena Rowlands who recently passed away? Everything I've seen her in she portrays such a real, authentic person. As far as newsworthy moments of the last weeks, Rowlands remains the most noteworthy and impactful to me; she's with me. Thank you, Gena, for your work.The original "Gloria," "The Notebook," and " A Woman Under the Influence" come to my mind at the moment.
PLOT SPOILER! "The Notebook"For me, I forget whoever were the two main stars/characters - - for me, I was most moved by two supporting roles -- Gena Rowlands portraying the "leading lady" character as an older woman. And actor James Marsden really impacted me in his role of the guy whom the"leading lady" character dumps at the beginning. I thought through the whole movie, "Why did you dump him? Especially in how he was so understanding and respectful of your choice to dump him." less
Geographical locations.Any articles of speech are disqualifying grounds UNLESS they are part of the name of the place.
(This question was inspired by one of the answers/comm... moreGeographical locations.Any articles of speech are disqualifying grounds UNLESS they are part of the name of the place.
(This question was inspired by one of the answers/comments to the following post: https://answermug.com/forums/topic/143052/of-mice-and-men-the-prodigal-son-for-whom-the-bell-tolls/view/post_id/1007746)
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My Number One Favorite movie, hands down. Oh, yeah.Director George Romero's original 1968 black-and-white "Night of the Living Dead" First saw it at a drive-in theater -... moreMy Number One Favorite movie, hands down. Oh, yeah.Director George Romero's original 1968 black-and-white "Night of the Living Dead" First saw it at a drive-in theater -- Dad took my older brother; older sister, one of her friends; a friend of mine, and me.I was 12 years old.The previous year I had read the novelization of the movie and I sincerely asked Dad to please, please, let me see the movie if it ever came to our town.No other movie, still, has affected my entire life in wonderful-to-me ways like this movie.
The movie remains unbelievably scary to me and superlative in countless ways. I have numerous times been to where it was filmed and have met and talked with cast members and have letters from some of them.Even as a 12-years-old boy, I knew a great movie. :) less
Bluey has more fans than Australia has people, most of them American - and the parents are even more tuned in than their children due to the relatable parenting displayed by Bandit... moreBluey has more fans than Australia has people, most of them American - and the parents are even more tuned in than their children due to the relatable parenting displayed by Bandit and Chilli Heeler.
