Isn't Daughters of the Dust set in Georgia? The barrier islands where Gullah was spoken were off the coast of Georgia, if memory serves.

Westchester is not upstate. You have to get to the 518 area code to get to Upstate New York.

KEN RUSSELL made a film for BBC TV in the mid-60s called THE BIGGEST DANCER IN THE WORLD which made a huge impression on my 7 or 8 year old mind when it was broadcast out of NYC. EXCALIBUR is the only film of his I can say worked for me. ZARDOZ has some things in it I like, but it is really just a ...

I remember when King of Hearts played in my local theater, a few years after its initial release. It was on a double bill with Bergman's Skammen/Shame. I was a teenager and was really looking forward to this "cult" film, but I was far more engaged with the Bergman movie. Swithin, I saw Sh...

I remember when King of Hearts played in my local theater, a few years after its initial release. It was on a double bill with Bergman's Skammen/Shame. I was a teenager and was really looking forward to this "cult" film, but I was far more engaged with the Bergman movie. Should have been ...

[rolls a spliff]

[watches video]

Oh, not that kind of pot. And it's not strong enough for comprehending that video....

Don't forget a small appearance by a young and highly fetching Barbara Eden.

I watched Lana in Love Has Many Faces, which is objectively not very good, but still entertainingly bad. Unfortunately, it's not as entertainingly bad as The Big Cube.

I was also very impressed with Heather Angel. I wish TCM would show more of the films she was in, but many are early Fox or Paramount films. The only film I know I have seen her in is The Last of the Mohicans (1936) with Randolph Scott. I'm a fan of Ms. Angel as well. She's very good in The Mystery...

I apologize that this is off-topic for this thread but I am very curious as to attitudes and beliefs of those here on this matter. I have been watching: Picket Fences (1992–1996). Am I suffering a significant cultural disconnect or is this series totally bonkers? You should see Skerritt in Big Bad ...

I thought he killed the dog because the dog was digging under those flowers and was going to find something (I want to say the knife) that was buried there.

Dargo wrote: ↑June 18th, 2023, 8:16 pm

laffite wrote: ↑June 18th, 2023, 7:26 pm
"Love is the absence of judgement."

Hey! That's not what Ali MacGraw said here, dude!

(...you callin' her a liar here or somethin', laffite???)

Intrepid37 wrote: ↑June 18th, 2023, 6:09 pm
I suppose, as Gene Pitney might've put it for me, I'm looking through the eyes of love.

Not Melissa Manchester?

jimimac71 wrote: ↑June 17th, 2023, 2:45 pm Of course, being a seasoned TCMer, you realize that was the idea.
Janet, so they say, stopped taking showers and only took baths.

Until she saw Les diaboliques.

I hope you didn't try eating the Turtle Wax too.