1. Name a movie that you have seen more than 10 times.
Harvey, 1950, Elwood P. Dowd (James Stewart) is a mild-mannered, pleasant man, who just happens to have an invisible friend resembling a 6-foot rabbit.
Arsenic and Old Lace, 1944, Mortimer Brewster ( Cary Grant) learns that his beloved maiden aunts are homicidal maniacs, and that insanity runs in his family.
A Christmas Story, 1984, Ralphie, Peter Billindsley, has to convince his parents, teachers, and Santa that a Red Ryder BB gun really is the perfect gift for the 1940's. Darren McGavin as his father is great.
And there are more….
2. Name a movie that you've seen multiple times in the theater.
The sixth Sense, 1999, A boy who communicates with spirits that don't know they're dead seeks the help of a disheartened child psychologist, Bruce Willis. I had to see this a second time soon after the first time because I had not been surprised by a movie twist since I was 10 years old.
3. Name an actor that would make you more inclined to see a movie.
Robin Williams, comedy to drama. Sean Connery, action or drama. Ashley Judes, anything
4. Name an actor that would make you less likely to see a movie.
I agree with my daughter here: Tom Cruise, Juliette Lewis, and I’d add Richard Lewis, David Carradine…
5. Name a movie that you can and do quote from.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail, “It’s only a fresh wound.”
6. Name a movie musical that you know all of the lyrics to all of the songs.
Totally, Out of my scope.
7. Name a movie that have been known to sing along with.
The Wizard of Oz
8. Name a movie that you would recommend everyone see.
Saving Private Ryan, 1998, for anyone that thinks war-battle is glamorous have them see at least the first hour of this.
9. Name a movie that you own.
Harvey, A Christmas story, the whole Alien collection, NL’s Vacation
10. Name an actor that launched his/her entertainment career in another medium but who has surprised you with his/her acting chops.
Robin Williams!
11. Have you ever seen a movie in a drive-in? If so, what?
Yes, so many and so long ago. I know I saw Bond movies of the 60 at drive ins. I think my first was in 1957, The Bridge on the River Kwai
12. Ever made out in a movie?
simply, yes
13. Name a movie that you keep meaning to see but just haven't yet gotten around to it.
Rabbit Ears: The Fool and the Flying Ship (1991)
14. Have I ever walked out of a movie?
yes, The Gates of Hell, 1980
15. Name a movie that made you cry in the theater.
Old Yeller, 1957
16. Popcorn?
Yes
17. How often do go to the movies (as opposed to renting them or watching them at home)?
Twice a month
18. What's the last movie you saw in the theater?
The Good Shepherd
19. What's your favorite/preferred genre of movie?
Comedy followed closely by action
20. What's the first movie you remember seeing in the theater?
Bambi, 1942 but I did not see it until sometime in 1954-5
21. What movie do you wish you had never seen?
The Hitcher, 1986
22. What is the weirdest movie you enjoyed?
The Rocky Horror Picture Show, 1975
23. What is the scariest movie you've seen?
The Exorcist, 1973
24. What is the funniest movie you've seen?
again -- Arsenic and old Lace, 1944
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6 comments:
I love Arsenic and Old Lace. That's a great movie. Is the new The Hitcher as scary as the old The Hitcher?
we'll have to see, but the tractor trailer scene will be the test.
If I'd had any idea you would enjoy this, I would have tagged you!
I remember "The Fool and the Flying Ship." That movie was soo funny!!!! If you want to see at least a little clip of it, go to YouTube and look up "Rabbit Ears- The Fool and the Flying Ship."
Also, if you like to talk about this movie, go the Rabbit Ears Productions Forums and Blog Website to talk with other members on the website about this movie. You can just easily register for this website. The website is located at"
http://www.rabbitearsblog.webs.com
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