Big Trouble Baby

Sittin' here restin' my bones, and this loneliness won't leave me alone.

Dannyboy: I was wondering about that, also. Ray

Dannyboy: I watched it a couple of weeks ago. Shocking and groundbreaking in it's time. I usually plan to watch Christmas movies but somehow never get to them. I've already seen three this year. A Holiday Affair (1949), Christmas in Connecticut (1945), and A Christmas Carol (1938 version). I watched Black Christmas from 2019 earlier thinking it was a remake from the 70's movie of the same name. It wasn't and it was silly. Just watched the original The Day the Earth Stood Still. Always good. Ray

Take a look. You'll like it.

Take him to Detroit.

SW: Have you ever seen Kentucky Fried Movie (1977)? Great spoof movie with a "feature" called A Fistful of Yen. It's a takeoff on Bruce Lee's Enter the Dragon. The first time I saw it I laughed myself into an asthma attack. It used to be shown as a double feature (dating myself here) with the Groove Tube. Ray

Jayman: Just saw the 1931 German Classic movie "M" last week for the first time. I had seen the 1951 American remake before but this subtitled original was far superior and very disturbing. Ray

Dannyboy: When I was a little boy I went the movies with my friend and his mother. During the coming attractions they showed The Horror of Dracula and Frankenstein. We were very young and (I didn't know this till later) my friend's mother covered his eyes during the attractions. I had nightmares that night. I'm truly stuck in the 60's this week. My Three Sons, Leave it to Beaver, I Love Lucy, Gomer Pyle, Green Acres, The Twilight Zone, and Mannix. I've even been listening to early 60's music. The Twilight Zone episode was "Kick the Can." I think I want to go back, too. Ray

Which Cape Fear? 60's original, or 90's remake?

I'm in a pre 1970 time warp.

Recent viewings during the past week. Highway Patrol, Wagon Train, Have Gun Will Travel, Perry Mason, Leave it to Beaver, They Made Me a Criminal (1939), M (1951), and Press Your Luck (80's). Big Bucks No Whammies.

Dannyboy: Wasn't planning on watching this, but it came on and I stuck with it. Ray

Dannyboy: Fun movie. Ray

Dannyboy: Probably the best of the Titanic movies, Ever see the 1943 German version? Ray

Dannyboy: Saw parts of both recently. Ray

Dannyboy: Haven't seen that in years. I watched 5 episodes of the 1960's series Combat with Vic Morrow and Rick Jason over the weekend. I may have reached the bottom today by watching The Brain That Wouldn't Die. Ray

Dannyboy: I stayed home "sick" from school to watch game 5. Ray

Dannyboy: I remember that, but I'm not sure where I saw it. Do you remember Gary Larson's "The Lone Ranger in Retirement?" Ray

Dannyboy: Wow! You're the only person I've ever known who remembers Eddie Miles. Ray

Dannyboy: Trivia: What NBA player from the 60's was called The Man with the Golden Arm? I watched Casablanca last night, Ray

Dannyboy: Also, Papillon, Mean Streets, The Exorcist, and The Day of the Jackal. Charley Varick was from 74. Worth seeing. Ray

Switched gears over the weekend. Watched 3 NCAA 1970s finals basketball games and a 1970 world series game.

Dannyboy: Did you ever see Charley Varick? Another good Matthau movie from that era. Ray

War of the Worlds, the movie or series?

Dannyboy: Good flick. I watched it last night. Ray