Bill Ferris
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My fav movie!Thunder Road (1958) Starring Robert Mitchum, and featuring his real life Son playing his kid brother. It also features Keely Smith, who's a bit stiff when she's not singing, this online casino bonus however.
They wrecked a lot of 57 Fords in this.
Yeah, I HATED Gravity and tho I've heard great PRESS over ROMA - I'm hesitant
- there are so many OTHER good movies in line before it!
p.s. - tho I was impressed by Children of Men enough to buy it on bluray ...
still thought Gravity was a waste ... indulgent, ...ugh.
42nd Street
(Bacon/Berkeley, 1933)
"The Devil got the moonshine, and the mountain boy that night !"Thunder Road (1958) Starring Robert Mitchum, and featuring his real life Son playing his kid brother. It also features Keely Smith, who's a bit stiff when she's not singing, this was her first movie however.
They wrecked a lot of 57 Fords in this.
Thanks buddy, now I have Ruby Keeler and the title song running through my head.
“Little nifties, from the 50s,
innocent and sweet,
Sexy ladies, from the 80s,
who are indiscreet...
Good thing I have the song on Itunes.
Footlight Parade
(Bacon/Berkeley, 1933)
* Jimmy Cagney and Ruby Keeler tappin' and "Waterfall", one of Busby's greatest choreographed kaleidoscopic scenes, staged in/around a standing pool and flowing fountains of water.
You’re on a roll.
The Astounding She Monster (1957). grade Z schlock from American International Pictures, found on Amazon Prime.
Hoodlums kidnap an heiress, then head for the mountains where they encounter a buxom, glowing alien whose touch is deadly.
Terrible, but still enjoyable in a MST3K sort of way.
The poster however is incredible!
Thanks buddy, now I have Ruby Keeler and the title song running through my head.
“Little nifties, from the 50s,
innocent and sweet,
Sexy ladies, from the 80s,
who are indiscreet...
Good thing I have the song on Itunes.
His first picture was “Brute Force”. A terrific movie and with a superb Miklos Rozsa score.
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