I can think of few more diametrically-opposed movies -- this specific comedy and this specific horror/suspense - - both classics but so opposite to me it made me laugh to see them billed together. :)
I just think these two movies are polar opposites of each other as far as subject matter, etc. :) After seeing this, I asked another question that included the "Rosemary's Baby" poster -- yeah, I like the movie, too!
I think I've only seen scenes from "The Odd Couple." I've seen "Rosemary's Baby" -- yeah, you got it - - I thought the two of them together was maybe an odd couple of movies for a double feature. :)
No problem. If you like good, clean comedy and/or liked the "Grumpy Old Men" movies ...you'll like "The Odd Couple" (1968)
This post was edited by Benedict Arnold at July 13, 2018 10:15 AM MDT
What makes me smile is seeing two people who are willing to make adjustments to make their partner happier. Leaving the bad time behind and moving on with more understanding of each other. : )
I intended the question on a much lighter note - - that "The Odd Couple" and "Rosemary's Baby" seem to be such opposite types of movie to be paired as a double feature. One a comedy - - and the other a very scary movie. :)
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