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Good girl June (June Carlson from the long forgotten Fox series of Jones' family comedies) is more than happy to answer their questions, airhead Betty (Mary Bovard) would cooperate if only she could successfully string together more than two or three words to create a coherent sentence, and bad girl Sally (Teala Loring, sister of Debra Paget) won't give them the time of day.
The director has forgotten this .
For this, they want someone who is completely forgotten, so they go to a hell-hole that had been a prison for political prisoners and pick out an addle-brained man who'd been incarcerated there for almost 50 years.
The visuals in this film, although slightly over the top, are fantastic and will never be forgotten.
While revisionists have tried to make atrocities forgotten in their quest for political correctness, this film doesn't soften the ruthlessness of the Japanese forces.
It was full of beautiful messages that we as a human race have so sadly forgotten If once in a while we all took a moment and thought of life like the young man in this movie, this would be a wondrous world.
I have just spent an hour searching for this film (as I'd forgotten the name) just so that I can buy it for myself, and I would recommend it to people.
This film that has such a deep meaning to society has been all but forgotten.
Just as Colbert has finally found a degree of happiness and has nearly forgotten Welles, whom she loved deeply, WWII threatens to break out and her eldest son (Long) is eager to go and fight!
For a while, I had (blessedly) forgotten this movie, and then for some reason, I was reminded of it.
Written at a time in his life when he doubted if he could (read: should) be the 'voice' of the forgotten women, the broken woman, the fallen woman, ...the woman that is often invisible in most church congregations, after the release of his novel, the overwhelming answer was 'preach on, T.D., preach on'.
In a year that also produced Reservoir Dogs, Army of Darkness, A Few Good Men and the Unforgiving, this movie should be "The Forgotten" and for good reason.
I wanted to record something from the TV recently so I pulled an almost forgotten VHS tape out of the storage area I originally got off of cable more than twenty years ago to decide if it was a keeper or not.
"Summer's End" tells the story of a retired black doctor (Jones) who buys lakeside property in Georgia and finds himself reliving a long buried but not forgotten past.
During that time, although I had forgotten the title entirely, there were aspects of this film that stuck in my brain and likely contributed to a few random dreams; I remember not really following the plot as a child, but I recalled finding it A) very beautiful, and B), unbelievably dark.
He has a bit of a queasy stomach after slaughtering a bunch of civilian refugees because a few Communist infiltrators were hiding among them, but even his initially outraged girlfriend comes to see that "even a doctor amputating a leg has to cut off some good flesh with the bad," and pretty soon, this mini-My Lai is forgotten (without anyone apparently considering whether a wiser choice than massacre might have existed).
Yes, Tom your 'Valkyrie' was a decidedly better attempt at good Germans than this long forgotten puerile rubbish.
No. Quality actors, great direction and superb scripts make a great series of stories that are long gone but definitely not forgotten.
The Haydens and Colbys are two mountain families who've had such a long term feud, everyone's forgotten what it started over.
As dear Oscar once said,"There is nothing so old - fashioned as being absolutely up - to - date".With its flowery shirts,flares,silly hair,crap colour and pointy collars,"Carry on behind" was on the button archetypal mid 70s - there was even an Austin Maxi.But,more than nearly any other "Carry on",it has aged badly.Like Don Revie's Leeds Utd and the Bay City Rollers it is best forgotten.
With his thick-lens glasses, Mateo looks out at a world that has become distorted by progress, poor eyesight and the reality of being forgotten.
Please whoever owns the rights to this gem, release this forgotten classic on DVD!!
I saw it when I was 9 or 10 and have never forgotten it.
But when word got around, it's no surprise that it was quickly forgotten (or at the very least, people TRIED to forget it).
I really like how it started yet the ending can't be forgotten.
Why was it forgotten that Anne Boleyn's hair was black?
Harold Lloyd is a forgotten Hollywood icon.
My husband & I had forgotten lots of details of various episodes and it's like seeing old friends again.
Often when a classic movie is forgotten there is a good reason for it.
There was a little-known sequel named Ollie Hopnoodle's Haven of Bliss that had NONE of the original characters or charm--and because of this it was soon forgotten.
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