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14 April 2010
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Silly Girl said
Also thought of @Wigwam when Jennifer gives Marty her grandmother’s phone number and the first three digits are 555
You will be thinking of him quite often. 555 is the most commonly used fictitious phone number prefix in film/TV because, except for very rare examples, it does not exist in real life.
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BeatlebugTo the fountain of perpetual mirth, let it roll for all its worth. And all the children boogie.
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18 March 2013
Offline meanmistermustard said
I would be hard pushed to think of one film where I wouldn’t want to slap the kids or see them get taken out to the woods and left in hungry bear territory. I know its wrong but they always come across as unbearable little irritants.Thankfully I haven’t met any in real life yet.
Thankfully I haven’t met any in real life yet.You haven’t met any kids?
Wow, congrats, I envy you*
Just kidding of course, you have to be nice to today’s children, they’ll be the nurses/doctors taking care of you in your nursing home :O !
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1 May 2011
Offline I have nieces and nephews and know other people with kids and I wouldnt want to slap them or see them fed to wild animals as they aren’t smarmy little brats with zero charisma.
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I just watched Mac And Devin Go To Highschool.
It was alright though I wouldn’t recommend it.
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Have the 2009 reboot/remake of ‘Friday The 13th’ on in the background. If ever you need an example of a film where wooden stupid attractive teens run/walk about whilst someone kills them in different grotesque ways then this should be near the top of your list.
One of those films that is so unbelievably awful you keep watching.
Not sure whats more painful – watching the film or getting a sword driven into your skull. Having a sword driven into your skull might be worse but would be over quicker.
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7.29pm
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Offline I’m still waiting to go see 007 ’s Spectre!
Isn’t it Ironic it got released the same day as Beatles 1 ??? 
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7.33pm
11 November 2010
Offline Because they’re both British things that make a lot of money?
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Offline Bongo said
I’m still waiting to go see 007 ’s Spectre!Isn’t it Ironic it got released the same day as Beatles 1 ???
I wonder if it was timed especially considering ‘Love Me Do ‘ and ‘Dr No’ were released on the same day in 1962: first Beatles single + Bond film/latest Beatles album, latest Bond film.
Are you still waiting to see ‘1’ @Bongo? You could do both on the same day.
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Offline meanmistermustard said
I wonder if it was timed especially considering ‘Love Me Do ‘ and ‘Dr No’ were released on the same day in 1962: first Beatles single + Bond film/latest Beatles album, latest Bond film.
Are you still waiting to see ‘1’ @Bongo? You could do both on the same day.
Seriously? I had no idea Dr. No & Love Me Do were released the same day! How cool is that! 
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Offline Bongo said
meanmistermustard said
I wonder if it was timed especially considering ‘Love Me Do ‘ and ‘Dr No’ were released on the same day in 1962: first Beatles single + Bond film/latest Beatles album, latest Bond film.
Are you still waiting to see ‘1’ @Bongo? You could do both on the same day.
Seriously? I had no idea Dr. No & Love Me Do were released the same day! How cool is that!
See here.
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29 August 2013
Offline I was watching Music and Lyrics last night (yes, again) and once again smiled at the Dylan and Beatles references; especially the Dylan one – Hugh Grant does so well in that scene.
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Offline That’s the film where ‘Huge’..really stretched himself and played a comedic romantic lead.
Actually I love all his films………He steals the scenes in Man from Uncle too.
Anyway keep yourself cheerful so you can help HKL.
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29 August 2013
Offline Just watched Amadeus: The Director’s Cut on bluray. I’m ambivalent about the added footage, but it looked and sounded fabulous.
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Offline Having a little Mel Brooks festival , I have Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein, but just watched a great DVD transfer of Silent Movie (WHY is Feldman in a old flier’s hat?), and Spaceballs is next! I’m also renting out High Anxiety which I don’t think I’ve seen.
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Wish I could join you! His movies crack me up. Who else would recreate a silent movie with the only audible word spoken by Marcel Marceau? Subtle genius.
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And hilariously, they don’t understand his answer!
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29 August 2013
Offline ewe2 said
Having a little Mel Brooks festival , I have Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein, but just watched a great DVD transfer of Silent Movie (WHY is Feldman in a old flier’s hat?), and Spaceballs is next! I’m also renting out High Anxiety which I don’t think I’ve seen.
As a big Hitchcock fan I love High Anxiety.
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Having a little Mel Brooks festival , I have Blazing Saddles and Young Frankenstein, but just watched a great DVD transfer of Silent Movie (WHY is Feldman in a old flier’s hat?), and Spaceballs is next! I’m also renting out High Anxiety which I don’t think I’ve seen.
*coughWatchTheProducerscough*
One of my favourite comedy film and the musical has some of my favourite Broadway hits (I am partial to bursting into ‘Keep it Gay‘ at random intervals). I amn’t a big fan of Matthew Broderick as Bloom nor Will Ferrell as Franz Liebkind, his German accent is terrible but I do love Gary Beach as Roger de Bris and Roger Bart as Carmen Ghia- they’re great!
It was also George’s favourite film, he quoted it on the the inside-cover of his Dark Horse album, “Well Leo, what say we promenade through the park?”
So if you don’t do it for me, do it for 
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17 October 2013
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Zig said
And hilariously, they don’t understand his answer!
That’s because they’re just like mime artists themselves…… they can’t think outside the box.
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