12. Also this movie (not the movie mentioned in #10, or in #6 for that matter) did win an oscar.

1. A protagonist (the movie has two) recognizes a chauffeur as one of the heavies he encountered earlier in the movie, and sets off in hot pursuit 2. A cover of a Sam Cooke song plays over the credits 3.The actors who play the romantic couple in the movie later married, had children, and divorced 4....

Last week I saw three films: The Taste of Things was the most enjoyable of the three. Seeing the welcome return, at least to North American audiences of Tran Anh Hung, the movie tells the story of a late 19th century French gourmand (played by Benoit Magimel) and his indispensable cook and part-time...

even with all these excellent clues of yours here, I'm sorry to say I STILL have no idea which movie this might be?!!! Let's try this one. First, here are the first nine clues: 1. A protagonist (the movie has two) recognizes a chauffeur as one of the heavies he encountered earlier in the movie, and...

One of the problems with the March schedule is the limited number of Irish themed films TCM plays for St. Patrick's Day. It occurs to me that Ken Loach made two movies about Ireland, and both won prizes at Cannes. Neither of them are among my favorite Loach films, but other people might like The Win...

1. A protagonist (the movie has two) recognizes a chauffeur as one of the heavies he encountered earlier in the movie, and gets on a motorcycle to pursue him

Oh wait. Maybe he gets into a car to pursue him. My knowledge could be a bit better.

1924-Sherlock Jr.
1934-The Thin Man
1944-Ivan the Terrible, Part One
1954-Seven Samurai
1964-A Hard Day's Night
1974-Murder on the Orient Express
1984-Splash
1994-Pulp Fiction
2004-A Very Long Engagement
2014-Phoenix

1. A protagonist (the movie has two) recognizes a chauffeur as one of the heavies he encountered earlier in the movie, and gets on a motorcycle to pursue him 2. A cover of a Sam Cooke song plays over the credits 3.The actors who play the romantic couple in the movie later married, had children, and ...

So my old posts have been deleted, and nobody knows why or how to bring them back. I am extremely annoyed at being treated this way and that I should have to pay for someone else's incompetence. Let me post the movies I've already seen this year and hope they won't be deleted again: Kentucky Fried M...

But my post are still all gone. How do we correct that?

CinemaInternational wrote: ↑February 27th, 2024, 4:26 pm Skimpole, do you regularly log in and out every day, or do you use the computer's option to "remember me"? I'm wondering if this has any bearing on your account disappearing.

I always used the "remember me" option.

No, I am the real Skimpole and I was wondering why I couldn't log in yesterday, so I re-registered. Only then did I realize that all my old posts had vanished. Which is very alarming. You say you are the real Skimpole, but you could be like Uncle Ira! https://i.pinimg.com/474x/2a/77/43/2a774343d3d5...

No, I am the real Skimpole and I was wondering why I couldn't log in yesterday, so I re-registered. Only then did I realize that all my old posts had vanished. Which is very alarming.