Xander ,'Storyteller'
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After I saw the latter I watched every other Shirley MacLaine movie I could get my hands on. The Trouble With Charlie is one of my favorites.
Pssst, Harry.
I have a special fondness for that film since it's one of the few filmed in the Northeast Kingdom of VT, where I spent my summers growing up.
Pssst, Harry.
I thought that looked wrong. It's the funny Hitchcock!
It's not the only one!
The Lady Vanishes, Mr & Mrs. Smith, Family Plot...
Pssst, Harry.
Oops. Drunk posting last night. Appy polly logies.
The Lady Vanishes, Mr & Mrs. Smith, Family Plot...
Hell, North by Northwest has some of the funniest scenes that Hitchcock or Cary Grant put on film.
And Charade is the funniest Hitchcock movie not made by Hitchcock.
(And it was remade as The Truth About Charlie, which is likely where Laga got that name.)
This thread is eating its own tail!!!
Next thread name, Buffista Movies 8, Ouroboros: Eating its own tail.
man, that chud article points to how fucked up the process was to get the script right for Terminator. I can't even believe how screwed up the movie is knowing all of that background.
I now believe that the movie should have been written from the ground up by other screenwriters to have a more cogent story. It makes me wonder whether the tv show was going to go in this direction for John Connor as well.
le nubian, I think they left the implication open for kicks, but I don't think they were actually going to do it.