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And they were spectacular!




RIP.

I was going with Bury Garr.

Roll, roll, roll in zee dirt!

Classic movie - loved the scene with Frankenstein's monster singing Puttin' on the Ritz

Timeless. The studio gave Brooks and Wilder full creative control control.

I watch it once a year and laugh insanely hard at the charades/abbie normal scene every single time.

Sad news about Garr. I want to say I was 6-7 when Mr. Mom came out and it was one of the first movies my parents and my siblings and I could all watch together and enjoy.

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Teri Garr was one of those that wasn't drop dead gorgeous...but was solidly in my "lusted-after" club.

if you ever can---catch the early Scorsese flick "After Hours" that has her in it. Crazy film.

Wolfman wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 12:26 am if you ever can---catch the early Scorsese flick "After Hours" that has her in it. Crazy film.

Top 3 of all films I’ve seen. Great flick.

Sudden Sam wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 12:31 am

Wolfman wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 12:26 am if you ever can---catch the early Scorsese flick "After Hours" that has her in it. Crazy film.

Top 3 of all films I’ve seen. Great flick.

Top 3? Seriously? It's good, but...top 3? It's not even in Scorsese's top 3 let alone all time.

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Wolfman wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 12:26 am if you ever can---catch the early Scorsese flick "After Hours" that has her in it. Crazy film.

Great call! Solid film that totally flew under the radar. One of Scorsese's best that probably no one has seen.

Best scene was when Griffin Dunne was trying to get the toll cashier to give him a break.