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You know what movie currently makes me feel this way? That Thing You Do!, a 1996 film that marked Tom Hanks's feature directorial debut. It's just a fun, fluffy entertaining film with everything you said, Beau: it flows smoothly, the costumes are great, the music is very catchy, and it sweeps...

Here, here! We need more Wayne & Wanda!

Have you ever danced with Winslow Leach in the pale moonlight? Soylent Green is Winslow Leach! You take the blue Winslow Leach - the story ends. You wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those...

I have 2:14 PM right now.

Same here. I couldn't log into MC last night for about 45 minutes to an hour. When I finally did get on, the time was, as you put it, Skye, wonky. And some of the posts are jumbled, not in the order they were originally posted. Keerazy stuff. On the other hand, nuts are yummy. Especially...

Cloudy and still warm. Looks like rain.

I knew Margaret Hamilton was a kindergarten teacher, but I had no idea Jim Backus was one of her students! Fascinating! She was also a respected character actress, and worked alongside some of the greats. She was the perfect foil for W.C. Fields in My Little Chickadee.

"St. Stephen" - The Grateful Dead

Overcast, but warm.

"Sunday Morning Coming Down" - Johnny Cash

In all seriousness (even though I didn't care for the film, but still like DiCaprio and Winslet), I did get choked up as the ship was sinking, and we saw that elderly couple in bed, choosing to go to eternity together, rather than trying to escape, and the mother telling her children to go to sleep.

"Bus Stop" - The Hollies

I was wonderin' that back in '97, and I'm still wonderin' about it now. Never saw it theatrically. Saw it once pan & scanned when it came out on VHS, just to see what all the fuss was about. I tell ya, I was totally surprised by the ending. I had no idea the ship would sink!

Lol! Too true, too true!:rolleyes:

"Dreaming" - Cream

Top 5 Highest-Grossing Films To Date (U.S.) Titanic (1997) $600,779,824 Star Wars (1977) $460, 935, 665 Shrek 2 (2004) $436, 471, 036 E.T. (1982) $434, 949, 459 Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace (1999) $431, 065, 444 ------------------------------------ Top 5...

"Mona Lisa" - Nat King Cole

Sunny & warm, with an occasional light breeze. Very nice!

"Touch Me" - The Doors

Nobody puts Winslow Leach in a corner!