ChattyKathy

Is that last part a clue or are you thinking you're squeezing folks out of being able to talk. Because I've noticed to even be a part of this forum you have to want to talk and aren't shy about figuring out how to do it. :)--> You're doing fine. Well okay let me tell you something you do that I use to do when I first came here. I use to give the answer real quick then I noticed that others were just giving more clues which indicated they knew the tune or movie or whatnot but they weren't telling it outright. So like what I never figured out was who was the person that was suppose to go ahead and say okay we all know it so here it is. Me being the one with my hand raised in class going pick me pick me will at times grab the moment and tell the answer. Which is not to say you're doing that mind you, just talking about myself there. But I reckon that's the way these very kewl folks here use to do it before I came along. If I'm wrong I'm expecting to be told also. In a nice way of course. Because I smack! ;)-->

Rick, well dude are you wanting us to talk nice about you also? ;)-->

Yup, and buys her flowers for no reason at all. :)-->

Hi Rick, long time no talk dude. :D-->

sharon, shhhh....don't tell anyone but Sudo is pretty close to our hearts on that stuff also you know....but shhhh don't tell anyone. :)-->

sharon, regarding that movie you nailed of mine. I may be nuts but I've never agreed with the take on the ending. I believe Anna (Ingrid Bergman) was in fact the Grand Duchess Anastasia and all three knew it to be so. Her grandmother the Dowager Empress (Helen Hayes) and her partner of a sort Bounin (Yul Brynner). I think she thanked her grandmother for restoring her life, the life of the daughter of the Tsar of Russia. But her love for Bounin and life with him uncomplicated by all of her future was more important than her heritage. Maybe I'm just "sweep you away on the white horse" mentally, but I believe it to the be true ending. And I understand the real Anna Anderson was found by DNA to not be Anastasia.

Pirate, you got something I didn't, and still didn't even with more clues. -->

sharon, that doesn't ring a bell at all. --> I watched the movie. Yup, great movie! Here's a quote. Anyone recognize it? The poor have only one advantage; they know when they are loved for themselves.

sharon, would you believe they were out of that other movie we were talking about. :(--> Well I picked up two oldies. One I'll be watching in a little bit and the other wait till tomorrow. I won't give any clues on the one tonight till I see it and refresh my memories. But the one for tomorrow is like a all time LOVE for a movie. I would be surprised if you don't love them both. :)--> Later!

This statement in the beginning narrative in Hepburn's voice perfectly describes the family minus Linus who just wouldn't quite grow up and conform. :D--> It never rained on the night of the Larrabee party, the Larrabees wouldn't have stood for it. But I also enjoyed the remake. In fact it's one of the rare occasions a sequel has done that for my taste. Now as to your hint. I think I may know but it was only once seen by me and I can't recall hardly a thing. I think I'll go rent that while I run a quick errand. :)-->

Sudo, you rock! sharon, I believe we do. In fact do you recognize this? You're still reaching for the moon. No, father. The moon's reaching for me!

I was thinking it was from a movie that had to do with breakfast. Am I close?

geo, I agree it was a very depressing movie. I've no idea what made me think about Hoffman and that car scene. I also agree on "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane". A classic creepy for sure.

Hi Jonny! :o-->

Thanks Sudo, I love getting honest answers when I ask a question. :)--> Have fun, need to be on my way out the door. --> (I deleted them from two posts above because I wanted to) :P-->

LMAO!

OMG! I love the same movies you do. And I swear I love that lead. What a way of hitting the mark, would you agree? Well shortly I need to get moving out, I'll check back before I go. And nice to make your acquaintance sharon.

GRIZZY

.... Now when I'm very good, and do as I am told I'm mama's little angel and daddy says I'm good as gold And when I'm naughty and answer back and sass I'm mama's little devil, and daddy says I've got the brass. ....

That was fast kiddo! :)--> (removed links) So like does this really waste space for Paw, should I take 5 of them away? Thanks Sudo!

wasway, you're as bad as Rick! :)--> So who knows what movie this ad-libbed line came from? I'm walking here!

Slavedriver.

satori, you really shouldn't be playing Federal Law Enforcement man you know. I've got friends in high places....LMAO.....

Hey Ron, very good to see you! :)-->

Sudo, um...I'm speechless. And I actually do understand most of what he says I think. Just like I understand most of what you said I think. Um, so what were we talking about here anyway. :o-->