Dec 19
This is one of those fun movies that I end up watching a few times throughout the year. After all, you can never have too much Christmas spirit…and it’s never the wrong time to try and fill your pockets with it. continue reading…
Dec 12
The black and white with Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O’Hara, John Payne, and Natalie Wood, of course.
It feels odd to include a fight from a Christmas movie, but I keep thinking about Fred’s “lovely intangibles” and they must be quoted. continue reading…
Dec 5
This is really excellent news for all of the bloggers out there (and for quite a few of the “regular” folks I know):
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Nov 28
Since I can’t get cable or satellite where I live, I watch movies. I have a lot of movies.
I used to buy used movies for cheap at my local rental store before it went bye-bye, so I’ve gotten a lot of them that I only watch once every few years. Every so often, I get one of those random movies stuck in my head, and I have to indulge myself with a viewing to get it out of my system. That’s what happened with this movie; it got stuck in my head somehow, so I had to watch it.
Maybe my subconscious was telling me something, because there was a scene in the movie illustrating a topic that has come up recently on a couple of blogs that I read: continue reading…
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