but also for my secret silver screen girlfriend, Myrna Loy.
Good taste, my man. Have you ever read Cynthia Heimel's
Sex Tips for Girls?
She sets her compass by Ms. Loy's north star and notes that it is a handy question to ask yourself in any quandry, "What would Myrna Loy do in this situation?"
Myrna Loy Tidbits:
She grew up childhood friends with Gary Cooper but never got to be in a movie with him.
She was a red-head.
She was a very active Democrat, and William Powell was a very staunch Republican. They got on well and never talked about politics.
Also, why is The African Queen on the list? It's really not that great. (I've seen it.)
It's better than Forrest Gump!!!
I can't remember if I've seen Cabaret or not, but if I haven't, it's solely due to the creepiness of Joel Grey. Although the thing is, I don't know what I would have seen him in as a youth that would have given me this overriding impression of him as skeevy, if not Cabaret. It's a conundrum.
why is The African Queen on the list?
People love Bogart, Hepburn, and Huston, and quality aside, that one was a 3-fer on star power.
bon, I will totally throw down about the many excellences of It's A Wonderful Life and why it absolutely belongs on the list.
I'm in JZ's corner.
Drat it.
Though I'm with Bon on E.T.. I hate that movie.
::cries for P-C's lost soul::
The Muppet Show.
Ha! Really?? That would definitely be it. He's always given me the willies.
P-C, you have too much magic in your heart.
I haven't seen 60 out of the 100 movies. In my defense, if it's also a stage play, I've probably seen it in that format. I have little desire to watch Psycho, Platoon, Apocalypse Now, and other high-stress films. Also Gone With The Wind, but that's because I get bored about 5 minutes in. The rest are on my Netflix queue, though.
