JesusA (imported) wrote: Sat Jul 21, 2007 9:10 am Thank you for reminding me of King of Hearts! It's been many years since I saw it, but just the name immediately brought back a vivid image of the closing sequence, followed by images of the rest of the film. Definitely one of the very great ones.

I, too, thought of King of Hearts upon reading this thread, even though I haven't seen it since about 1973. I couldn't remember who was in it, but I see that it was Alan Bates. I don't suppose it's available on DVD?

Slammr (imported) wrote: Sat Jul 21, 2007 11:58 am I, too, thought of King of Hearts upon reading this thread, even though I haven't seen it since about 1973. I couldn't remember who was in it, but I see that it was Alan Bates. I don't suppose it's available on DVD?

I have it on VHS. I believe that I have seen DVD copies of it at Barnes & Noble. It is an odd film--dreamy and out-of-date but it is beautiful in its own way. I am with Alan Bates at the door of the mad house at the end of the film. And with the bird cage.

Paint Your Wagon

Gosh you have given me so many movies to watch and remember.I love a good western and ONCE APON A TIME IN THE WEST is one i watch every time it comes on.I loved MONTY WELCH and most of John Wane movies and the HP movies are fun.By the way Jema I would love to drive down to SF one day and see you again.

sag111 (imported) wrote: Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:44 am Gosh you have given me so many movies to watch and remember.I love a good western and ONCE APON A TIME IN THE WEST is one i watch every time it comes on.I loved MONTY WELCH and most of John Wane movies and the HP movies are fun.By the way Jema I would love to drive down to SF one day and see you again.

That sounds great Dad. You can check out my new photo-darkroom while your here. You could even bring some old negatives ( B&W ) to print.

Hugggggs,

Jema

Muwah hah hah!

DEEP THROAT!

...not the Watergate one, either...

Paint Your WagonHomer Simpson rented it. He was upset to see Lee Marvin and Clint Eastwood dancing! I love the movie, in part, because I miss living in Oregon.

sag111 (imported) wrote: Fri Jul 27, 2007 9:44 am Gosh you have given me so many movies to watch and remember.I love a good western and ONCE APON A TIME IN THE WEST is one i watch every time it comes on.I loved MONTY WELCH and most of John Wane movies and the HP movies are fun.By the way Jema I would love to drive down to SF one day and see you again.

And then Once Upon a Time in America only in long original version. I like John Wayne movies--John Ford directed the best of Wayne's flicks. Ford was not politically conservative like Wayne. However, he knew how to use Wayne. See She Wore a Yellor Ribbon when Wayne pulls out the glasses.

I just saw a fun movie today, "I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry", starring Adam Sandler. Pretty fun movie.

Oh, and the actress in it, Jessica Biel is HOT!

I saw this one too, it was hilarious! Favorite line from this movie "What do we have vaginas now?" or "I'm catholic, I don't want to piss Mel Gibson off"

hehehe... fabulous...

And yes, I would have to agree Jessica Biel is smokin' hot.

"The Rainmaker" (1956) starring Burt Lancaster and Katharine Hepburn. What a great film. I understood her character so well.

"To Kill A Mockingbird" I would hate to admit how many times I have watched this movie. I wish Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch had been my dad.