Movie Resolution Week #40
September 29: Our Modern Maidens I’ve been meaning to watch this film ever since I made the goal to watch every single Joan Crawford picture ever made. As I’ve noted […]
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Movie Resolution Week #39
September 22: The Old Maid Bette Davis was a fabulous actress. You really can’t say that she wasn’t. I still am and will always be team Joan Crawford, but I […]
Movie Resolution Week #38
September 15: Two-Faced Woman This was such an awful picture! How could Melvyn Douglas and Greta Garbo do this to me? It started off charmingly, but quickly became a convoluted […]
Things I Loved/Hated This Week #4
LOVE: – 5 County Cheese When I went to afternoon tea at the Grand Floridian Resort at Disney World, I tried a great many things that I had never had […]
Movie Resolution Week #37
September 8: Murder by Death This was a fun movie, very much like Clue, which I also love. “Flames…flames…on the side of my face.” I remember finding that in Family […]
Movie Resolution: Week 36
September 1: Fifth Avenue Girl This picture was described as a screwball comedy, so I set it to record. I don’t know what kind of humor the people who write […]
Things I Hate/Love This Week #1
I was very inspired when I was reading Joan River’s new book, I Hate Everyone…Starting With Me. Hilarious book. Buy it. Devour it. Great jokes about Anne Frank and celebrities and offensive […]
Movie Resolution: Week 35
August 26: Four’s a Crowd I was watching this movie, which was alright, nothing great, and thinking, “Hmmmmmmm, this is familiar.” Then I remembered that I had seen it long […]
Movie Resolution: Week 34
August 19: The Great Dictator http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkCx3xQ6XKQ This movie is a masterpiece. It should be required watching for the world. You should check it out now. Criterion did an excellent restoration, […]
Movie Resolution: Week 33
August 12: Listen, Darling Of all the Judy Garland films I’ve seen so far, I enjoy the ones where she is young the most. She was so charming, infectious almost. […]
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