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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet
I had actually never heard of it -- art house release? -- until it popped up on TCM a few weeks ago. Quirky and imaginative, if not perfect. I think it won or was nominated for an Oscar for Best Screenplay.
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No. I was confused/ Ot wasn't "Stand by your Man". It was "George and Tammy" and yes, Jessica Chastain played Tammy.
OK, got it. I need to watch that. Jessica Chastain was wonderful as Tammy Faye. I think she really set the record straight regarding Ms. Bakker's life, thereby giving some peace to her soul. It's clear that Chastain felt real affection for her character.
Blow Up (1966) ...many will find it boring...starring David Hemmings...what exactly did he see? with also "The Yardbirds" (Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page), Vanessa Redgrave
Five Easy Pieces (1970)....Jack Nicholson acting tour de force....many memorable scenes! Filmed in California and Vancouver Island (filling in for Washington State)
Fortune Cookie (1966) ....first teaming of Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon....pure magic...
Get Carter (1971)....Michael Caine at his menacing best....shot in gritty Newcastle, England....also with Britt Ekland in a small part.
The Outside Man (1972)...shot in LA by french director...with Ann Margret, Angie Dickinson, Roy Scheider, Jean Louis Trintignant, and Georgia Engel in small part.
Hud (1963).....great acting chops from Paul Newman...filmed on location in West Texas....also academy award winning Patricia Neal, and Brandon DeWilde.
In Cold Blood (1967).....Robert Blake is amazing in this movie....very stark B&W cinematography...filmed on location of true 1959 murders in Kansas.
Luck of Ginger Coffey (1964) ...the late great Robert Shaw is excellent...filmed in Montreal in glorious B & W....
Magic (1978).....Sir Anthony Hopkins is simply brilliant in this movie....also Ann Margret ....Burgess Meredith .....and Corky (the derranged dummy!)
Two Lane Blacktop (1971)...James Taylor, Dennis Wilson, 55 Chevy, 70 GTO...Warren Oates is amazing!
Paper Lion (1968)....Alan Alda stars ....with Lauren Hutton...and the real Detroit Lions football team...player Alex Karras later became an actor (Webster TV show)
Roxanne (1987)....charming film...with Steve Mertin and Daryl Hannah...shot in Nelson, BC....watch for SNL'er Kevin Nealon in a small part...
Silent Running (1972) ....Bruce Dern at his crazy derranged best....and who can forget those two robots.....
Silent Partner (1978)...underrated..Elliott Gould and Christopher Plummer, filmed in Toronto as Toronto!....and watch for the late great John Candy in a small part...
Taking of the Pelham 1,2,3 (1974) ...Walter Matthau, Robert Shaw in peak form ...shot in the NYC subway....
Taxi Driver (1976) ...not sure if "underrated" but it is Robert DeNiro at his best....again, NYC....also Cybill Shepherd, Jodie Foster and Harvey Keitel....
The Conversation (1974)....big Gene Hackman fan and he is so good here...Harrison Ford in small role, timely released at the height of 'Watergate'.
Twelve Angry Men (1957) ....my fave movie of all time....super cast ...mostly filmed in one room!
Vanishing Point (1971) ....the white Challenger R/T is the "star" ...Barry Newman ain't bad too....Cleavon Little as "Super Soul" ...and a cameo by Dean Jagger ....
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