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I was lucky to see "Oliver!" in 1968 on a big cinema screen in Boston when I was a young teenager.
It is refreshing to know that a film can be marvelous and have an incredibly happy ending!! For those of you who didn't like this movie, I just have one thing to say "Snap Out Of It!!" This movie "Moonstruck" is totally happy go lucky!! Totally eighties!! and Totally five stars!! See it!!
Was lucky enough to be an extra in this great film and loved every minute of the filming.
I was extremely, extremely lucky to see this very rare version of this film.
We get that 'make my day' line, and un-like in the first film where his 'do I feel lucky' speech was playful and cool the first time and the second time at the end tough as nails, here it's switched around.
I was lucky enough to see the Cineteca di Bologna's flawless new restoration of an Italian silent print at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Most films are lucky to have one scene that is perfect, but director Jewison hit a home run every time.
Last Christmas, I was lucky enough to receive one of the 1200 Ultimate Bourne boxed sets from my Better Half but put off watching the final part of the trilogy until yesterday.
Sadly he was either lucky with Enter the Dragon or he's lost his touch because he's not that great of a director.
The picture leaves you smiling--and at the same time wondering how many older ladies there are who were never quite so lucky.
And the boy becomes a man really fast (we should all be so lucky at this age!).
This particular Joe McDoakes short subject was obviously inspired by the all star Warner Brothers spectacular Thank Your Lucky Stars, one of those all star wartime morale boosters of the period.
I was lucky enough to get to see this film many years ago in England.
And I was lucky enough to see the original and uncensored movie, with the extra 4 minutes of additional footage.
and If you're lucky enough to have it open in your city, be sure to see it on the big screen instead of DVD.
France is probably one of the more comic-liberal countries, home of classics as Tin-Tin, Asterix, Lucky Luke, Valereon and so on(if you've never read these, it's not too late.
OHHH, How I miss this show so bad.. but we are lucky to now have "Invasion".
Sean Connery plays the "happy go lucky" attorney whom the young man's grandmother tracks down out of retirement and pleads with to take on the case in the hopes of freeing her grandson.
"Go ahead - Make my day...You feel lucky, Punk? ...." classic Eastwood as only Eastwood, with his anguished, rubbery expressions, and whispery, menacing voice can do it.
I was lucky enough to get a DVD copy of this movie recently and have now seen it for the 2nd time.
I was lucky enough to get a free pass to an advance screening of 'Scoop' last night.
Sometimes they get lucky and have a hit on their hands (Wayne's World, the first one, not the second).
I consider myself lucky to have a VHS copy in good condition.
We scoured the TV listings for months after that to be able to see him again, and were lucky enough to tape him the next time he came on.
The film brings home a few "what if's" that make you realise how lucky we are in this day and age where we take simple things like soap and water for granted.
I was lucky enough to see this at a pre-screening last night (Oct.
I was lucky enough to catch it, along with a Q&A session with director Trent Harris, at the NY Video Festival a few years back and then bought a copy off of Trent's website.
That kid is really lucky.
Act III, before a studio audience (made up of lucky fan club devotees), begins with a powerful version of "When the Sun Comes Out" (Streisand actually looks out of breath at the dramatic close), followed by "Why Did I Choose You?" (probably her best early song), a too-quick "Lover, Come Back to Me" (where she's ultimately drowned out by the orchestra), and a 'Funny Girl' medley.
When it comes to the erotic genre, I'm lucky to get through the first 20 minutes of the plot without getting up or looking for something else to watch.
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