redfrog:  Oh, now that's really cold.  Thank goodness his daughter is too young to know what's going on, except her daddy didn't come home.  So sad.

Jim Dandy:  Thanks, Dandy Sweets.  I hadn't heard.

Jim Dandy:   That was rich!  Was it slated for the 60s some time?

Jim Dandy: Wow, Dandy-Pie.  Do you think it was colorized?  WAS there color film then?  Or do you think someone colorized it before it was posted on YouTube?  That's pretty amazing indeed.

Jim Dandy:  I never saw that movie.  A friend of mine saw it, and it changed him....a lot.  Maybe I SHOULD rent it and watch it.  Maybe with a friend.  The reasons given for the suggestion I not see it was the highly emotional content.  I see from that clip what they meant.

On the Music Board tonight, we are having an impromptu theme night
which will be favorite TV and Movie theme songs.  Some of us are taking
liberties with the theme song idea, pulling music from other parts of
movies and sharing those.  It promises to be a lot of fun, and would be
more fun if you would join us.

Jim Dandy:  I've been watching those proceedings for a couple weeks.  Interesting, huh?

Oceans Apart:  I hope it works for you, I just have a feeling it will.  I almost know there ARE DVDs of the shows.

I would probably check Amazon first, or, Netfix' collection.  While you couldn't buy it from Netflix, you would know if a a compilation existed.

Tuesday:  Wouldn't it be nice?  What I think about all these celebrities getting in trouble, and not paying the price is what pandemonium we would have if EVERYBODY had that "right".  

Tuesday:  That may be, but you know, nothing about him is ever a sure shot.  We shall wait and see.  I think he was picked up, that's arrested.  But, he hasn't been booked, and that might be what I heard this morning.  I remember them saying he said he had apologized to the guy, and after I quit laughing (as if that would make a robbery at gunpoint all OK), the full impact of the whole thing hit me.

Tuesday:  I heard this morning on NPR he already had walked, that he apologized to the guy.  The guy said it was no big deal, there was no weapon, so they let him go.

AOL News reported an hour ago that Simpson still hasn't been booked.  They are tracking down the details.

So, who knows?

in 1933:  The first episode of the ''Lone Ranger'' radio program was broadcast on station WXYZ in Detroit.


It was definitely not a flop.

I really liked THAT film. But then, I think Tom Hanks is great.

LuckyCat9: Haha! Is this a recently released movie?

Yes. It does. Not your ordinary run of the mill. Wonder if it will show here? Maybe in the arts theaters, I'll surely keep a watch out for it.

Sad, huh? Thanks for the post, Nirvana.

You have an open air home?

just maybe not tonight.

in the theatre is a MUST. But, I'm not waiting in line, no way. I applaud the good sense of those of us who aren't there with our liter of Pepsi and lawn chairs. It's just not class, you know?

However, I DID listen to Devils & Dust (Bruce Springsteen) last night, and decided it was worth buying. If for no other reason, it needs to be beside the rest of my Springsteen acousticals.

I'd tell you proudly.

Rose: Nooooooooo! Now, he was a part of my life, as was Sky King. I watched it every week until we left for overseas. When we got back, it wasn't on the air anymore. Thank you for the review, Skyking. And, you're right, the first time I saw you online, I thought of the show, and it's in my mind to stay, I guess.

Maybe we should think of another Indian name for you.

Yep. I always have 3 new movies waiting for me. That's gets pretty cheap seeing as I watch at least one movie a day.

Oh, thank goodness, Rose. Netflix is the greatest thing since the lending library.

Haha! I've seen it on TV several times. I wonder if Netflix has the DVDs.

It's the original movie?

No, I've not seen it. I was curious to know what was special about it.

Yes.

You've seen this?

Yeah, maybe I can find them on Netflix.

Is this a Japanese production of the film?

That MUST be an interesting comparison. The novel was writen by Japanese born Kôji Suzuki, was it not?

We're trying.

A movie named Sky Crapton And the World of No Imagination. Is it in theaters there? Haha! Maybe it is here too, but I watch movies at home, mostly.

Where do you FIND this stuff???????

Haha! No one in my house abuses, or ignores me....well sometimes they do, but cats are like that.

You don't think? Depends on how crooked or crazy he is.

Haha! Well, or maybe he wouldn't want to come back here. Maybe he'd consider the alternative where he MIGHT get respect - kinda hot there, though.

Will I get respect here?

Yeah, I saw that. Another legend, I suppose. Perhaps he'll be more popular after death?

I watched Last Tango in Paris last night. I'd never seen it before. 1972 was one of my depressed times.....haha! I'd just gotten married a couple of years before. That was a great movie. And, it was nice to see why all the women panted in the lines to [EDIT] Brando's (named the wrong model) movies.

I rememeber Another One Rides the Bus. It was a hoot, and really big down here.

OMG!!!!! We might just have to have a blow-out over here.

So, now, we can officially tawk about radio, TV AND movies. OK, let's pick this apart - if a movie is on TV, is it a movie, or TV?

Didn't take long for them to deliver the new sign, either.

Tada!! Pretty spiffy, huh?

Thanks, Rose!!

I also liked Pirates, and I also was surprised that I did. Johnny Depp gets my vote for cutest. He's just got that "bad-boy" look down pat!

[EDIT]: Right, BBW. Rose would have to take it up with Fencer since this is a public board. But, I don't see a problem with it myself. And, radio has some good stuff, especially NPR here in the states. I'd be interested to hear more about radio in other countries. As most of you know, I'm a music fan, and I've been really enjoying OnionRiver Radio online. If you like eclectic, give it a try!! It's free, and no download. Not many commercials, either. I guess this is technically off-topic here, but if we widen the theme it would fit right in.

Are you referring to Shrek, or Shrek 2?

Yeah, it's some of the risque jokes. Three of us saw it together, two of us have never had kids, one had, and has grandchildren (she's not a friend of mine, of course, I'm too young to know grandmothers) and we all agreed it couldn't be considered an across-the-board children's film. But, some parents' tolerence is lower than others. [EDIT: Just a heads up, that's all. I LOVED the film myself.] It's certainly your choice, but I'm not taking any kids to see it. Haha! I'm not taking any kids anywhere.