Joel Fontenot
Screenwriter
I only remember one school trip to see a movie. It was 1776, but it was much later than it's '72 release. Probably a special run of the film around 1976 as it certainly wasn't during it's original run.
You'd probably remember them as "the Bell Lab Science Films", or, if they're from your past, as "Hemo the Magnificent".FoxyMulder said:I'm confused, that link goes to some other films, also IMDB says Capra never made a film called that.
Based on the atrocious grammer of that sentence, I'd say your teacher should have spent more time teaching English and less taking the class to movies.When you were young, which films did your whole school or class went to see?
By the way it's grammar.Mark-P said:Based on the atrocious grammer of that sentence, I'd say your teacher should have spent more time teaching English and less taking the class to movies.
Not school, but we had a church youth-activities club that was looking for any common-denominator movie to go out to, so we all went to see Richard Dreyfus (who was the big thing at the time, right after Close Encounters and Goodbye Girl) in The Big Fix:Steve Tannehill said:That was 7th or 8th grade. In the 8th grade, the Math Club went to the nearby 4-plex and saw The Goodbye Girl.
You know what is funny about that? I looked very closely for errors before posting because I knew that if there were any, I'd look really foolish! But that's karma for you - I leave a snarky comment, and it comes back to bite me in the ass!FoxyMulder said:By the way it's grammar.
We all do it, it is quite funny.Mark-P said:You know what is funny about that? I looked very closely for errors before posting because I knew that if there were any, I'd look really foolish! But that's karma for you - I leave a snarky comment, and it comes back to bite me in the ass!
Just a joke!Everett Stallings said:Sweet Sweet Backs Bad Asssss Song.