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My Movie Alphabet
Mettel Ray has started an interesting blog-a-thon at her site: “My Movie Alphabet”. The concept is pretty simple and straightforward: for each letter of the alphabet, plus one for numbers and symbols, choose something movie-related that fits that letter and … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventures of Robin Hood, ¡Three Amigos!, Back to the Future, blogathons, DC Comics, Disney, Excalibur, Fantasia, Gene Wilder, Ghostbusters, Hugo Weaving, Indiana Jones, Jim Henson, Kurt Russell, Lord of the Rings, Marvel Comics, Matrix, movies, Network, Office Space, Philip K. Dick, Pixar, Richard Pryor, Star Wars, Unforgiven, Vincent Price, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, X-Men, Young Frankenstein, Zooey Deschanel
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Favorite Films: The Muppet Movie
“Why are there so many songs about rainbows,and what’s on the other side?” In 1979, the Muppets were at the peak of their popularity. The Muppet Show had been running since 1976, and children and adults both regularly tuned in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1970s, 5 Stars, Austin Pendleton, Bob Hope, Carol Kane, Caroll Spinney, Charles Durning, Cloris Leachman, Dave Goelz, Dom DeLuise, Edgar Bergen, Frank Oz, James Coburn, James Frawley, Jerry Nelson, Jim Henson, Jim Henson Studios, Kenny Ascher, Mel Brooks, Milton Berle, movies, Muppet Movie, Muppets, Orson Welles, Paul Williams, reviews, Richard Hunt, Richard Pryor, Scott Walker, Steve Martin
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