TV Movies/Films III

Update: Password problems fixed on MON.


On a more personal note: I had been out of town for most of the month of Oct. Had to make a run home to Texas for some family celebrations & emergencies. Unfortunately, I was not able to log onto my account due to some password issues. Which I am still trying to fix with the help of dA staff.

Heck even if my password hadn't been an issue, the family farm is so isolated  cellphone use was iffy at best. Not to mention I was busy, very busy...doing laundry/dishes/cooking, feeding cows, photographing the events, catching up with family I hadn't seen in ages. No!, none of the family photos will be posted on this site.

Some of the scenery art photos & some of artwork I did while there will be, once my password issues are resolved.

IF you have any advice you want to offer about this issue please send it by NOTE! Gloria
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About this journal:
Decided to make my next few journals featuring some of the TV movies (aka Films), I have seen over the past yr., using various photos found on dA to give hints of what these movies are about. They are not accurate photos/images just visual clues.

Tried to use Traditional art over photos; & photos that have camera information over those without whenever possible. It's a good way to browse & feature new individuals, as well as, old friends' artwork.

Many of these movies have not been rated well. Some have nudity or sexual content.
Here are my 3nd set of films (Not necessarily in order of preference):


“The Importance of Being Earnest" A play by Oscar Wilde turned into a movie; very witty uptight-upperclass-British dialogue throughout
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“One, Two, Three” (1961 movie, Hilarious! but you have to make sure you get the uncut version. It does make fun of Communism/Socialism as well the US  Capitalistic attitude... Personally I love the line “ & where I come from everyone hates the Yankees” . Just for the record, in some parts of the US calling an American a Yank or Yankee can get you in serious trouble.)
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  “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes” (What made me think of this movie, was that I called one of my daughters & she answered the phone all breathy-like & I started to laugh cause I thought she was play acting Marilyn, turns out she was in the library & was trying to be quiet.... My favorite Marilyn Monroe movie is 1959 “Some Like it Hot” with Tony Curtis & Jack Lemmon.) Movie adapted from a 1925 novel by Anita Loos
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  “Snatch” (2000 movie) It’s a rather dark movie  about bank robbers, jewel thieves, mafia, corrupt boxing promoters  trying to pull a fast one on the Pikey's (aka "Traveling Community") champion boxer. If you like this movie, you might also like "Man About Dog".
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“All  Roads Lead Home” (w. Peter Coyote) if you like this movie you will most likely like “Because of Winn-Dixie”  Both are family friendly movies with dogs in them.
  
“Inkheart” A fantasy about people who can READ characters out of books & how a storybook villain tries to control the world by controlling the Readers. May be frightening for YOUNG children.
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“Bubble Boy” A child born without immunities is forced to live his life inside a bubble, but love forces him to venture out into the world in a bubble suit. (it does make fun of religion(s), Southern hicks, etc. so if this offends you, don’t watch it.)
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“Last Holiday” After a women is diagnoses with a terminal illness she does all the things she’s always WISHED she could do. It's a fun, light-hearted movie.