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<blockquote data-quote="darkshadows38" data-source="post: 345519" data-attributes="member: 19">no i haven&#039;t seen those yet i&#039;m on a 50&#039;s movie watching kick to use an old saying lol. and some musicals i&#039;m watching i&#039;ve never seen some are really damn good like Young man with a Horn (1950) than there&#039;s the Belles of New York (1952) which was awful if IMDB trivia is right that one flopped and i can really see why, it&#039;s not one of Fred Astire&#039;s best and sorry about my bad spelling i dunno how to spell his last name.&nbsp;&nbsp; the music in that one other that one song or two songs really are forgettable. yes i know that Tea for Two (1950) was based off that play IMDB trivia again said that they took songs out and created one for the film. that one did have some parts in it that were funny and were meant to be funny and i did laugh but still.&nbsp; i have never seen the play to be fair so i dunno how good or bad that is.&nbsp; some of these are movies i&#039;ve seen on tv for years i&#039;ve been in the musical mood i suppose right now i&#039;m not really in the mood to watch one but i dunno what i&#039;m gonna watch to be fair. &quot;The Frightner&#039;s&nbsp; (1996) i saw that on the big screen there&#039;s a directors cut out there that&#039;s longer and darker than the theatrical cut,&nbsp; if i recall the studio had their hands it in if my memory is right and forced Peter Jackson to make it lighter tone than it Originally was. i haven&#039;t watched it yet either</blockquote>

[QUOTE="darkshadows38, post: 345519, member: 19"] no i haven't seen those yet i'm on a 50's movie watching kick to use an old saying lol. and some musicals i'm watching i've never seen some are really damn good like Young man with a Horn (1950) than there's the Belles of New York (1952) which was awful if IMDB trivia is right that one flopped and i can really see why, it's not one of Fred Astire's best and sorry about my bad spelling i dunno how to spell his last name. the music in that one other that one song or two songs really are forgettable. yes i know that Tea for Two (1950) was based off that play IMDB trivia again said that they took songs out and created one for the film. that one did have some parts in it that were funny and were meant to be funny and i did laugh but still. i have never seen the play to be fair so i dunno how good or bad that is. some of these are movies i've seen on tv for years i've been in the musical mood i suppose right now i'm not really in the mood to watch one but i dunno what i'm gonna watch to be fair. "The Frightner's (1996) i saw that on the big screen there's a directors cut out there that's longer and darker than the theatrical cut, if i recall the studio had their hands it in if my memory is right and forced Peter Jackson to make it lighter tone than it Originally was. i haven't watched it yet either [/QUOTE]

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