Joe Woz
Grip
- Joined
- Dec 29, 2004
- Messages
- 19
Walk, Don't Run :star::star::star:
Cary Grant's last film. This little romantic comedy from 1966 has always been a favorite of mine. I must have gone to see this film at least 20 times during it's theatrical release at the old Roosevelt Theater in downtown Chicago. I was going to college at the time and had a couple of hours to kill every afternoon between classes, so I wound up going to see this movie day after day after day. I can still remember the funny look I'd get from the ticket taker as I entered the theater. I've always thought this was a charming little film. Yes, some of the jokes were kind of lame but I still laugh at some of the gags. But, truth be told, the real reason I saw this film as many times as I did was due to the fact I had a big time crush on Samantha Eggar.
Dr. No :star::star::star:
Off and running on the Bond-a-Month Challenge. This film still holds up pretty well, although I've always thought the climax in the reactor room was kind of cheesy. Bond really had a hard edge in those early films.
Cary Grant's last film. This little romantic comedy from 1966 has always been a favorite of mine. I must have gone to see this film at least 20 times during it's theatrical release at the old Roosevelt Theater in downtown Chicago. I was going to college at the time and had a couple of hours to kill every afternoon between classes, so I wound up going to see this movie day after day after day. I can still remember the funny look I'd get from the ticket taker as I entered the theater. I've always thought this was a charming little film. Yes, some of the jokes were kind of lame but I still laugh at some of the gags. But, truth be told, the real reason I saw this film as many times as I did was due to the fact I had a big time crush on Samantha Eggar.
Dr. No :star::star::star:
Off and running on the Bond-a-Month Challenge. This film still holds up pretty well, although I've always thought the climax in the reactor room was kind of cheesy. Bond really had a hard edge in those early films.