Nicolas Roeg’s DON’T LOOK NOW is streaming in May as part of a "Set in Venice" collection!

The sweetie and I have wanted to see this one for a long time.
It features one of my all-time favorites Julie Christie.

I'm very excited to see this one for the first time.

Holden, time for a new clue, thanks Thanks, Kay, for reminding me. New hint: The movie is in color. To re-cap: SPOLIER: After the remains of the victims are discovered, the killer learns that a valuable item was in the killer's possession during the entire killing spree. First hint: All the victims...

Let's see. I was too young to have seen it at the time, but I felt that way when I caught up with American Beauty. I am totally with you on AMERICAN BEAUTY. I didn't see it when it was in theaters, but when I did see it, I was like YUCK! I gave the movie a half star on Letterboxd. Good for you for ...

Happy Birthday to


Proud to say that we both graduated from the same high school.
Go Trevians!

Next: After the remains of the victims are discovered, the killer learns that a valuable item was in the killer's possession during the entire killing spree. Kind Hearts and Coronets? I see where you going with this, but that is not the movie. I think the "valuable item" from KINDS AND HE...

I own a copy of TOOTSIE, but I couldn't resist watching a few favorite moments when I saw it was available on Watch TCM. I never tire of this one! I've never been one to comment on who *should* have won an Oscar (these awards are based on votes from Academy members so whoever received the most votes...

Next:

After the remains of the victims are discovered, the killer learns that a valuable item was in the killer's possession during the entire killing spree.

a very dear friend sent me a buttload of incredible DVDs, among them is 1978's DEATH ON THE NILE , which includes a MAKING OF FEATURETTE that I had NEVER seen and did not know existed (which surprises me as this film has been a minor obsession of mine) it's always weird for me to see PETER USTINOV ...

I'll be back later with a new spoiler.

It always warms my heart to find someone else who knows about this not very well-known gem.
It is probably my favorite Natalie Wood movie although I understand that she was not doing well personally when she was making PENELOPE.

PENELOPE

AND if you were a child of the 80s or 90s, you also ran the risk of HAVING YOUR DAD TAPE OVER IT WITH GOLF OR NASCAR. Also, there was a risk of accidentally recording something in the middle of something else you wanted to keep because you quickly grabbed a VHS tape without a label. So that Nada Su...

I'm posting this to highlight how amazing Helen Mirren looks at age 78 (she'll be 79 in July). Talk about aging graciously! https://assets.mycast.io/actor_images/actor-helen-mirren-440253_large.jpg?1653664296 Here's a photo of young Helen Mirren: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/e6/65/c6/e665c6a876d2c...

CinemaInternational wrote: ↑April 21st, 2024, 1:49 pm It's just a plot point, but no, it's not Heartbreakers (although I like that film). This is from a while earlier.

Next clue:

A man and a woman both eat a piece of paper to avoid detection.

CI, I think we need another clue.

Anyone catch the Jennifer Jones/Joseph Cotton double feature on Sun. night? Neither of those films are shown on TCM very much. I tuned in during the middle of Portrait of Jennie (not realizing it was on). I love Love Letters, but it ran too late, so I recorded it to watch this wknd. I love the scor...

I think Aumont was with his mistress: Oh yeah, MAHOGANY. You've got to love a movie that features Tony Perkins and Jean-Pierre Aumont. or this unforgettable pose...... https://media.tenor.com/CYXdi_GWi7AAAAAC/diana-ross-mahogany.gif Oh, CI, that's so wrong . . . . . . but it's so right.