CDL- crackerjack timing and total concentration

[trugg]

Alright guys. Here it is.  Firstly, the (very nearly) end of the Laser discs...

On Golden Pond
(directed by Mark Rydell 1981, Laser disc)
Uh....Henry Fonda and Kathrine Hepburn spend a summer on a big lake (way to big to be a pond) whilst caring for a young boy that gets dumped in their collective lap by their mostly absent daughter (a rather one

Comments

[theo_estrella]

Man I need to see Control and Joy Division! You should let me borrow them if you own them or have a screening at my new apartment or something.

[trugg]

You do, I do, we could.

[theo_estrella]

Awesome. I will be back in TC next weekend.

you're too kind!

[trugg]

i'd love to start a real world correspondence again. Glad i could turn you on to a few flicks, and i'm in total agreement about the Thing.

it is interesting to ponder how good Lee's films would've been in another couple of years.....he didn't get much of a chance, it seems like he was just gearing up....yeah, the movie is totally contrived, but i just enjoy seeing his body, it is beautiful in that film, plus the obligatory blood licking scene!

[pmamovieman]

Thank you very much for all the posting you have done. You finished strong and proud and it's what I like in a post - meaty. Looking forward to your next creative endeavors.
M
P.S. Thanks for coming out and commenting on my Boat screening. More frivolity with that later this year.

[trugg]

frivolous? i'm not sure if i'd say that...

thanks for calling one of my posts "meaty" now i can really finish with no regrets!

[karthia]

Oh, the times we've had!

[trugg]

actually, your the expert on vanishing....how do you do it SIMPLY?

[karthia]

Wait? What about Zombie Planet?

[karthia]

Oh, wait... best worst zombie film... nevermind Zombie Planet - I misread the post.

[trugg]

yeah, not worst worst.