This blog intends to discuss classic films, that is primarily films of the classical and post-classical eras. Although, at times, I may decide to mention some current films. To start things off, here's a look at my menu for Oscar Night:
Appetizers:
Slumdog Millionaire Hummus and Pita Bread
Hanna Schmitt's Sliced Bratwurst
Main Course:
Queenie's Chicken Gumbo
Dessert:
Harvey "Milk" Shakes
Frosted/Nixon Cupcakes
Hope this inspires some of you to create your own Oscar menus! May the best picture win! Until next time, have a cinematic day!
-Reel Classic Dame
Classic Film Quote of the Week:
Badges? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges. I don't have to show you any stinking badges.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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lol i like the food theme
ReplyDeleteHaving seen the movie years past, the screening on Wednesday at the ArcLight gave me a chance to focus on performances, dialogue, manipulations to create audience reaction, and nuances unseen upon my first viewings, obscured by the terror of it all. From this vantage point, I found the movie brilliant -- when previously I would have agreed with Liza's comments. What ending would have satisfied? Hard to say... Far more terrifying to leave the audience in doubt -- we just hope the characters survived. Many things in life do not achieve closure, so I don't consider the movie a waste of time at all. Though, The Birds is by no means my favorite movie, I have to say I enjoyed it more after the musings of Osborne and Hedren and a chance to focus on the art rather than the plot. After hearing one story, of how they reshot a scene to play Melanie totally differently, I came to appreciate the talent I didn't see before. Fun time with TCM screenings -- first class. I feel privileged to have been able to attend
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