BlueBird said:Flashdance is on TVLand! I love that film.
I think you should start by getting a faster internet connection.BlueBird said:Flashdance is on TVLand! I love that film.
Sssh, Nixon's speaking.javaguru said:I think you should start by getting a faster internet connection.
BlueBird said:Ah crap! The menu said Flashdance but Saturday Night Fever is on. Ah well, that's a great film, too.
LolBlueBird said:Sssh, Nixon's speaking.![]()
MightyMouse69 said:"Would you just watch the hair? I work a long time on my hair, and you hit it! my hair!
BlueBird said:"I love ta watch you dance. I love ta watch you dance, Tony!!!1"
BlueBird said:When I first saw Saturday Night Fever, I thought Ben Stiller played the character who got his GF pregnant.
BlueBird said:****Scene with Travolta in his black bikinis!!!1***8
BlueBird said:You missed it.
But here's Tina:
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Well, she was on a Manhunt.MightyMouse69 said:haha, I'm sure I danced with her at some club in the 80s.
BlueBird said:Well, she was on a Manhunt.
The Michael Mann film with Willian Peterson? I have never seen it, but I've heard it's the best cinematic interpretation of a Harris' novel. I really should make an effort to see it.MightyMouse69 said:did you see Manhunter (before the Silence of the Lamb release)?
BlueBird said:The Michael Mann film with Willian Peterson? I have never seen it, but I've heard it's the best cinematic interpretation of a Harris' novel. I really should make an effort to see it.
MightyMouse69 said:Yes, I saw it when it first came out (probably like 50 people saw it back then!). After the Silence of the Lambs, it was discovered.
There are some scenes that were so ahead of their time. Sometimes you have to see something during its period to fully appreciate it.
I think I saw it 10-15 times![]()
all the whey said:I saw it before you.
And, I saw it 20-25 times!
Another great dance scene, classic!PICK3 said:

You are onto something, there. I also believe nothing can replace the synergy of viewing a cinematic work with an auditorium of your peers.MightyMouse69 said:Yes, I saw it when it first came out (probably like 50 people saw it back then!). After the Silence of the Lambs, it was discovered.
There are some scenes that were so ahead of their time. Sometimes you have to see something during its period to fully appreciate it.
I think I saw it 10-15 times![]()
BlueBird said:You are onto something, there. I also believe nothing can replace the synergy of viewing a cinematic work with an auditorium of your peers.
I'm embarrassed to say I haven't, BUT I've saved the site on my favorites.MightyMouse69 said:did you ever get a chance to read those Rod Serling lecture notes?
BlueBird said:I'm embarrassed to say I haven't, BUT I've saved the site on my favorites.
MightyMouse69 said:oh no, I'm not pushing - just was thinking about some of his key points when the "time period" issue came up.
did you see Mist yet? interesting approach.

BlueBird said:Mist? From the Stephen King novella? Sorry, I'm not sure if that's what you mean. If so, no, I haven't seen that either.![]()
MightyMouse69 said:Yes, the Steven King novel. The cinematography is amazing.
BlueBird said:Ah, Frank Darabont, same guy who did The Green Mile and Shawshank Redemption. According to IMDB, he's written an adaptation of Fahrenheit 451 for a 2010 production.
Scotsman said:Not sure why they are remaking it there isn't anything wrong with the original movie. I wonder how much they are going to change like will he still become the same book or will they change it.
BTW- Have you seen Equilibrium? It's kind of like F451 meets the Matrix.
Cheers,
Scotsman

BlueBird said:I don't either. But then Psycho was remade, frame by frame...what a disaster.![]()
I've not seen Equilibrium. I'll google it.![]()
Scotsman said:I didn't bother to see the remake, the original still give me the heeby jeebies though.
I think you'll like it![]()
Were you going for the Frida look intentionally?![]()
Cheers,
Scotsman
BlueBird said:I'm a hugh Hitchcock fan. Vertigo, Rear Window, and North By Northwest being my favorites.
Yes, Frida as a child, in sympathy with Lourdes Ciccone (or whatever her sir name is-lol)
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