Saturday, December 04, 2010

Saturday Night at the Movies



Watch it without crying if you can.
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12 comments:

Ron Scheer said...

I had to have my wife explain this one to me. She, of course, remembers it vividly. It's cool that there's no cut-away to what Grant sees when he opens the door.

6:16 PM
Cap'n Bob said...

No tears here. So what did he see? A wheelchair? Iron Lung? Barbia collection?

6:40 PM
Cap'n Bob said...

I meant Barbie collection. I swear I'm the world's worst typist.

6:41 PM
Deb said...

Always wonderful to see Deborah Kerr--fun fact: I was named for her (yes indeed!)

7:02 PM
Anonymous said...

NO tears here either.

Now show Field of Dreams and that's another story.

Jeff M.

9:06 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

He sees the portrait he painted of her through the mirror and a wheelchair. No I am the world's worst typist. Field of Dreams is another one. Love Deborah Kerr. She had so much dignity.

11:03 PM
Charlieopera said...

Got me again, but I've seen this one a few times (always gets me) ... so does the end of the original Miracle on 34th when we see the cane ... what a big sucker I remain!

7:44 AM
pattinase (abbott) said...

Oh, Miracle is terrific. My favorite Christmas movie except for A CHRISTMAS STORY.

8:07 AM
MP said...

I know this is a legendary weepie but I've never seen it and don't quite get it. Actually I was thinking this was the one where Grant was supposed to meet Kerr at the top of the Empire State Building but she never showed up. What's that one?

11:18 AM
pattinase (abbott) said...

That is this one. She never showed up and this is the last scene explaining why.

12:29 PM
Kitty said...

I'm reminded of that hilarious scene in "Sleepless in Seattle" where Rita Wilson is telling her movie-husband and Tom Hanks about "An Affair to Remember" and crying. A minute later Tom Hanks and the husband begin talking about how they get emotional over the movie "Dirty Dozen."

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4:50 PM
pattinase (abbott) said...

I always think of that scene. I love when one movie refers to another. Or book. It puts things in the reel or real world for me.

4:51 PM

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