Thread: Dr. Zhivago was a sub-par soap opera dressed up like an epic

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0190658/ It ain't easy being green, or anything else, other than to be me

I cannot wait to here the answer to this one!

Just arrived today, by way of New Zealand, apparently, after my account on the Barnes & Noble website failed to acknowledge its existence!!!! (I know, I know!) So, as its my last DVD purchase prior to finalising my Top 1,000, I'm looking to receive recommendations, or not as the case might be. If you list as must-sees, worth a look, or avoid,....or similar type categorisations it'll help decide for me as there's still...

a LA/NYC bubble where 60 percent of the American people were "Outside her Ken Given that most people hang out with their "own kind" (same age, same politics, same race, same interests, same education etc.), it's not unique and especially not in the environs of the NYC/LA axis. It does give me a giggle to hear celebrities (usually liberal I admit) talk about the American people and what they want and feel when,...

Tony Perkins and Tab Hunter (it never happened on the screen , only in real life; I'd love to have been a fly on the wall). First they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win. Gandhi.

Perry Mason and Colombo do...... So at a knock, I emptied my cage, to hide in the world...and alter with age

Seems I heard of Noel Madison -- no, that was Edward Norris. I do rekkinize Maurice Moskovitch, though, but confuse him with Leo McKern sometimes. We saw the back of Irving Pichel's head in "How Keen Was My Valium". (I had some of that Chateau Metz.Blind for a week!) Where'd you get the bugle, Din?

Your mixture of classic, and possible films of interest available next week. Other UK viewers are of course invited to add ones they feel worthy of listing and the OP is not responsible for any change in the schedules by the TV companies . My * FILM OF THE WEEK * is Film4-The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) 16.50 , tho Channel 4-Went The Day Well? (1942) 13.40 is dam close to being the preference. Saturday 12th BBC2-I Know Where I`m Going...

"I am not debating Edison's power in his time. He was indeed influential, and had many strings to pull, some in a nastier ways. I believe, the consipiracy theory that he was involved in Le Prince's disappearance still floats around, primarily since Edison had a lot to gain from that." I don't know much about that; most of what I know about Edison has to do with his role in film history and exposition history....

Good catch. I always love how precise that information is, even though little of it proves important. Listen to me bragging about my vagina! It's last week's PTA meeting all over again.