Tuesday, October 2, 2007
A Brilliant Idea
In an effort to expose a new generation of moviegoers to old movie classics, some organization or other (their website blows goats and gives very little info) has instituted "Old Movies for Young People"--a program that will show one classic film every Tuesday night for the next 6 months. The showings are at the AMC Century City, and reservations are required. The first showing is tonight when they'll be screening 1955's Mister Roberts starring Henry Fonda and James Cagney.
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I've never been a fan of old movies, despite the iconic nature of many of them. They just seem so cheesy and overacted (though I imagine people in 50 years or so will say the same things about our current movies). And everyone has this random upper-crust, almost-British accent. It's strange.
PS. I know I'm a disappointment to you in this area, D.
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I'm longing for an updated post Denise....I count on you to entertain me more than weekly! :)
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