The last movie you saw...

Subject: The last movie you saw... Wed May 09, 2007 10:10 pm

Misti's thread about interpreting movies made me think it might be fun if we told about the last movie we saw, and what we thought of it.

Mine was Shane, a 1953 Western starring Alan Ladd and Van Heflin. One of the classics.

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The Fallen

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0119099/

I give it a B-

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On Moonlight Bay starring Doris Day and Gordon Macrae. The cast in this movie is wonderful, and I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. There's a young Ellen Corby (Grandma Walton) who plays a schoolteacher. Billy Gray, from Father Knows Best plays the younger brother.....and one of my favorite character actors, Mary Wickes, plays the housekeeper.
I love old movies........

Rob, I haven't seen Shane in so long! I know I have a copy of it.......now where did I put it.......

Subject: Re: The last movie you saw... Thu May 10, 2007 1:05 pm

I think my favorite movie Beaches was the last movie I saw. Love that movie! grinsmiley

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In theatres, "Blades of Glory" a few weeks ago, with Will Ferell and the actor from "Napolean Dynamite" (I can't remember his name). It was the guys' pick and I wasn't sure how much I'd like it, but it was hilarious! And I recently rented "Supersize Me" (which is a sort of documentary about a man who eats nothing but McDonald's for a month), and I will never look at fast food the same way again, LOL. (

The last movie you saw... ChristinaKeeper2

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Subject: Re: The last movie you saw... Thu May 10, 2007 4:01 pm

ChristinaAL wrote:: In theatres, "Blades of Glory" a few weeks ago, with Will Ferell and the actor from "Napolean Dynamite" (I can't remember his name).

John Heder is the actor your thinking about.

Last movie: Spiderman 3. It was O.K. I wouldn't pay to see it again, but it had good special effects. When the action scenes took place, it was hard to see them from all the movement from the camera.

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Subject: Re: The last movie you saw... Thu May 10, 2007 8:53 pm

My 8th grader and I have been watching WWII movies since we just finished studying it in history. Tonight we watched The Hiding Place. It was very moving.

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Rob wrote:: Misti's thread about interpreting movies made me think it might be fun if we told about the last movie we saw, and what we thought of it.

Mine was Shane, a 1953 Western starring Alan Ladd and Van Heflin. One of the classics.

Shane! Come back Shane! grinsmiley

Subject: Re: The last movie you saw... Thu May 10, 2007 9:04 pm

Heh-heh! Rose, I've slipped that line into conversations and nobody knew what I was talking about.

Subject: Re: The last movie you saw... Thu May 10, 2007 9:45 pm

Savannah wrote:: There's a young Ellen Corby (Grandma Walton) who plays a schoolteacher. Billy Gray, from Father Knows Best plays the younger brother.....and one of my favorite character actors, Mary Wickes, plays the housekeeper.

Mary Wickes is one of those people that a lot of movie fans would probably recognize but not be able to name. Kinda like Alan Melvin from Andy Griffith. I always remember Mary had a small part on an episode of M*A*S*H. She played a visiting nurse who made a grab for Frank Burns(!?!).

Oh, and Ellen Corby was in Shane, too. So were Edgar Buchanan (Uncle Joe from Petticoat Junction) and Nancy Kulp (Miss Jane from The Beverly Hillbillies).

then you wrote:

The little boy, Brandon de Wilde, was later in another of my favorite movies, Hud, with Paul Newman and Patricia Neal. He was killed in a motorcycle accident in 1972 at the age of 30. Blue

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Borat...

It was funny, but discussing in some parts. I would not feel comfortable watching that movie with some people I know. It is also a movie I never need to see again.

I give it a B, but I warning that it is very gross.

Subject: Re: The last movie you saw... Fri May 11, 2007 11:13 am

We saw Spiderman last week, the entire family, my parents, nieces, nephews, the works! It was fun....and IMO, the best of the 3 Spiderman movies....well, at least right up there with the first one. Great special effects! Thumbsup

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