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Subject: Re: Old Movies (O/T)

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Rose

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Date Posted: Sat, Aug 02 2003, 21:01:04 PDT
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In reply to: Julia 's message, "Re: Old Movies (O/T)" on Sat, Aug 02 2003, 19:11:52 PDT

The last sort of current movie I saw in a theater was Chicago.

I love Singing in the Rain. It has perhaps the best ever comedy musical number in "Make em' laugh". The whole movie really just makes one smile. (I'm a big Gene Kelly fan too. He had both a very physical and artistic style to his dancing.)

Road to Morocco is one of the best Road pictures, I think.

I was a big, big Star Trek fan(Both the original and Next Gen.) and have seen all of the films of the genre except the most recent. I enjoy the Star Wars films. (My favorite of the films is still The Empire Strikes Back.)

If you ever want to talk movies, and worry about it being off topic-just email me off list.

I warn you; I am prone to blathering.

>I honestly can't remember the last "current" movie
>that I went to the theater to see. Actually I do - I
>just can't remember the name of it. It was the one
>about the Russian submarine and it was out, I think,
>last year.
>
>I used to enjoy watching the action movies but lately
>I've gotten away from that. The only exception to
>that would be the Star Wars Movies and Star Trek.
>Those movies, though,really aren't about glorified
>violence.
>
>I'll finally, for the first time, be seeing one of the
>Road movies. Well we were at the mall today I bought
>The Road to Hong Kong and Singing in the Rain. The
>sad thing was when I asked if they had anymore of the
>Road movies the sales clerk was absolutely clueless.
>Since I had never seen them I had asked my step-mom
>Connie (who's seen all of them) what her favorite was.
> She said The Road to Moracco so I wanted to start
>with that one. I'm assuming, though, a lot of people
>have probably bought the movies since Bob Hope died.
>Guess I'm going to look on Amazon.com for it.
>
>Bet you can't guess what I'll be doing Sunday night.
>:)

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