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Comment by Marcia Clutter on November 24, 2009 at 8:53am

Just posted a review of The Blind Side to my blog...it is a "must-see" for the holidays!

Comment by Sandy Rusk on August 30, 2009 at 5:30pm

In 1990, I produced a local tv show, "It's My Life" and I am trying to locate 29 actors who were involved in the production. So far I have located 8 of them, as far away as Florida and Montana. I am planning a 20 year reunion and would like to release the "It's My Life" series on You Tube...If you happen to know anyone who was involved, let me know. sandyrusk@netscape.net.
I am still looking for:
Katina Colwell (Brook), Bill Greenlee (Robin), Lainie Thomas (Melanie), Mark Ray (Brad), Kelly Myers (Jenni), Charles Guin (Brody), Dallas Radford (Johnny), Amy Bentley (Grace), Eric Castor (Kevin) Amy Wainscott (Dagny), Danielle Mays (Corrine), Kristi Wilkerson (Leslie), Carmen Zambrano (Joanne), Kristine Crabtree (Jackie), Chris Pictor (Josh), April Griffith (Rozy), Derrick Price (Joe), Ann Monahan (Angela), Chris Monahan (Madelyn), Mary Rife (Shelly), Stephen Gibson (Micheal)

...since this was 20 years ago, most of the actors would be in their mid 30's to early 40's.

Comment by Joe Shearer on August 28, 2009 at 11:36am

I wanted to let everyone know that at Keystone Art Cinema's 7:30 screenings of "Shrink" tonight and tomorrow night, the film's screenwriter Thomas Moffett will be in town to do Q&As immediately after the film.

Thomas is a Hoosier himself, and is very proud of his film (starring Kevin Spacey, Robin Williams, and Gore Vidal, among others), and this is a rare opportunity for Hoosiers to speak with one of their own made good in Hollywood!

I also have an interview with Thomas up at The Film Yap (http://www.thefilmyap.com/thomas-moffett/) if you'd like to check that out.

Comment by Cissi Sherlock on August 18, 2009 at 12:34am

Help!

When I was a child, I went downtown to the Circle Theatre and Saw a movie with Jeanne Moreau and Bridgette Bardot called "Viva Maria". the movie was delightful and funny.

Has anyone else ever seen that movie?

Comment by Joe Shearer on August 10, 2009 at 7:52pm

Hello everyone! My name is Joe, and I'm a fresh member of the Movie Buffs page. I am a former movie reviewer (for INtake/indy.com The Magazine) and currently run my own movie site along with former Indy Star movie critic Christopher Lloyd called "The Film Yap" (www.thefilmyap.com). If you haven't heard of us, I invite you to check out our movie coverage (and maybe enter to win some of our passes to advance screenings and/or DVD giveaways :).

Anyway, I'm looking forward to talking movies with all of you!

Comment by Steph Woodward on May 29, 2009 at 11:14am

I LOVE classic film, Jeremia. If something would end up on the AFI Top 100 list, I'd probably enjoy it. I don't know what I'll do if they ever take TCM off of my cable package. My heart will always belong, at least in part, to Gene Kelley and Fred Astaire. I look forward all year to TCM's "Summer Under the Stars" marathons.

Comment by Jason Acquisto on March 3, 2009 at 8:58am

CK is easily in my top 10, maybe even 5.

Comment by Jason Acquisto on March 3, 2009 at 8:58am

Jeremia, i love those films. Citizen Kane is a beautiful work of art.

Comment by Kristen Horton on March 2, 2009 at 6:39pm

I like everything except horror - although I prefer to rent foreign films. Lately, I've seen Slumdog Millionaire & The Reader - both were good.

Comment by Jeremia Wayne Sterkel on March 2, 2009 at 5:35pm

Does anyone like classic Hollywood movies like Sunset Boulevard and Citizen Kane?

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