A Dandy in Aspic and That Lady in Ermine are both last movies of directors, in this case Anthony Mann and Ernst Lubitsch, who died while making the film and it had to be completed by others (respectively by Dandy star Laurence Harvey and Otto Preminger). Neither film is successful. In the first fil...

I thought Elvis was very good.... Everything Everywhere.... Not so Much. I thought the central performance by Butler was good in Elvis , but I wasn't crazy about the movie. I haven't really cared for any of Baz Luhrmann's films. They're just...too much. However, I will give the caveat that I liked ...

Put over by a strong cast and strong visuals. I liked it considerably more than I thought I would.

I thought Elvis was very good.... Everything Everywhere.... Not so Much.

One of the best of all the Christmas films, with perfect work from Edward Gwenn and Natalie Wood. Nifty little film debut for Thelma Ritter as well.

Two films I associate most with vomiting: An Unmarried Woman Knives Out There is upchucking in both Postcards from the Edge and the Help, but you don't actually see it happen there. I know that you're not a horror film aficionado, CinemaInternational. So you've missed the, arguably, ne plus ultra o...

Laura
a Royal Scandal
Leave Her to Heaven
champagne for Caesar
His kind of Woman
While the City Sleeps
The Fly
The Great Mouse Detective
The Whales of August
Edward Scissorhands

Wait.... wait.... they forgot Sally Kellerman?!?

Thank you. So many names who passed, but although I love Sidney Poitier and Peter Bogdanovich's work, I think Angela Lansbury was the one that hit home the most for me.

LawrenceA wrote: ↑December 18th, 2022, 2:10 pm

CinemaInternational wrote: ↑December 18th, 2022, 2:02 pm Two films I associate most with vomiting:

Witches of Eastwick

How could i have forgotten that one? Veronica Cartwright's scene is legendary.

Two films I associate most with vomiting:

An Unmarried Woman
Knives Out

There is upchucking in both Postcards from the Edge and the Help, but you don't actually see it happen there.

The Ballad of Cable Hogue?

I've been watching a lot of films from 2022 lately. I'm up to about 65, or so. And I've noticed a rather weird trend. I would say of those that I have seen about 80% of them have a scene where one of the main characters vomits. Just thought I would share. :D A note on the quality level, perchance?

Well, one thing about this new board, on the rare occasions that the name Ione Skye comes up, we won't ever have to worry about her first name being censored by Otto the auto-censor.

I nearly had a coronary when I saw the list on another website and saw Iron Man listed. It's a relatively glum selection. Charade is the stand-out. That’s at least culturally relevant. Cab Calloways home movie? :/ There is the distinct feeling of a barrel being scraped. Time for them to look book a...