I'm still in bed…working.

Naw, The Maltese Falcon set the precedent.

Absolutely on the first point. I cycled through all of his films about two months ago and while the sexism could be aggravating in some movies he really made some of the most touching and honest freak outs ever.

Oh Dowd, every time  I want to agree with you (here being a preference to the Mazursky over the Renoir) you have to drop an egg over it with an absurd and just plain wrong headed statement (the renoir having the characters be walking punchlines).

No, most awkward thing ever (in relation to a Haneke film) having a friend's underage daughter walk in on the blow job scene from The Piano Teacher.

I have to disagree with Mike and say the two versions are very different. Not only does the difference in language change how the film is processed, but the looks of the actors, their acting styles, the type of film it was shot on (the American is as glossy as any blockbuster while the Austrian looks like it was…

This is why I should look up dates. Kiss Me, Stupid is the answer by the by.

You clearly know more than me so any leg up I have is purely accidental.

Bronson don't like talking. Bronson waits until you need talking and you will know when you need it.

Just be thankful it is a third the length of the original.

Buchholz technically made his splash a few years earlier with Wilder's second worst movie.

@Beast_of_man:disqus If I remember rightly McQueen was stealing focus so much Brynner confronted him basically telling him if this shit don't stop McQueen wouldn't have another birthday.

I do love me some crazy Eli Wallach. That man was Joe Pesci before there was a Joe Pesci.

So you actually did like Border Radio.

Yul Brynner: The yolk of every movie omelet.

And of course Ford was influenced by everybody so it all works out. Except Truffaut. He was a [redacted] who didn't seem to like anyone except Hitchcock and sometimes Renoir.

This ain't Hollywood.

More trailers should use this strategy.

Hulu I mean.

And the recently released Three Daughters.