You knew I'd go there, right? The second hit after "The Happiest Girl in the Whole U.S.A." I don't remember Funny Face (the movie) I guess. I love Donna Fargo. I don't expect others to (cotton) agree. Disabuse is probably a mistamenor out here. I am not a fan, and you can't make me be one,...

Yes, there is a NO song by Doris Day. Try not to act surprised.
It was originally a 10 inch LP. That was probably not common back in the 1960s.

LiamCasey wrote: ↑Yesterday, 7:39 pm

Masha wrote: ↑Yesterday, 11:23 am

For some reason, my first thought when I saw this actress's face was "Agnes Moorehead?".

I’ve never seen Agnes Moorehead’s thighs. The face is puzzling.

It's difficult to pick the "greatest" American musicals. Musica;s are my favorite movie genre, but I tend to go with ones I like rather than ones that scholars and critics would call "great." So, my favorite American musicals are: 1. Cabaret [probably no surprise to anyone] 2. V...

You would not except me to find a song with the name, but you should have.
Written by Michael Franks the original Popsicle Toes singer.

I wouldn’t worry too much Thompson. This isn’t the old forum. Moderation is moderate. Up here in Northern California, we have a new baseball team in Oakland. Not MLB. Don’t know what it’s called. We also have a new WNBA team. The is the final season for the A’s in Oakland. Then Sacramento until they...

Okay, Jimi is 66 years old. I lived 17 miles outside the city of Napa, California. That said, we had one movie theater, with one screen, and a drive in. The only film I saw on the big screen from the list is Mary Poppins. The Sound of Music on broadcast TV along with The Wizard of Oz. There are a fe...

I was pleasantly surprised the first version of Show Boat made it, it is so much better than the 1951 version. Agree strongly even though I liked seeing it in color. -------- Personally, I'd yank The Wizard of Oz (1939), Cabaret (1972), Mary Poppins (1964), and definitely Moulin Rouge (2001). I kno...

KayFrancis wrote: ↑May 17th, 2024, 8:05 pm CBS Evening News with Norah OI'Donnell ( she was off tonite) announced his passing, it was a quick announcement

Norah likes her time off and I do too.
I'm watching M*A*S*H now on MeTV.

Dabney Coleman was excellent in On Golden Pond.
He was a bad guy in an episode of Columbo.
He made bad good.
I hope TCM can do a modest tribute, at least half a day.
Funny how I've seen nothing on TV news.

A Music Box Godzilla marathon? I'd fly into The Windy City just for that! Of course, MOMMIE DEAREST ("Don't f*ck with me, fellas! This isn't my first rodeo!") and THE BIRDCAGE ("Fosse! Fosse! Fosse!") aren't exactly chopped liver... I'd love to see THE BIRDCAGE on the "big ...

All in all, this is the best list from AFT I've ever seen. Sure, it's not mine, but it's not heavily weighted toward recent films, and it includes some essential films. Actually KR, I've noticed over the years that all the various categories of the AFI "Best Lists" tend not to be heavily ...

LostHorizons wrote: ↑May 14th, 2024, 5:48 pm Best cartoon currently on tv is Smiling Friends. They had a Trump parody episode last night.

The Simpsons would say, "Been there, done that."
Not that I watch the show, just aware of how they have even focused on Ben Matlock.

I remember Johnny Quest. It came on later in the morning.
Looking back, I'd say it may have been geared for people older than me. I was a pre-teen at the time.