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Originally posted by evenodds
OMG, you liked Singles?!
That was such a crappy movie. And it thought it was so cool, so insular, but it was so wack. He did so much better with Say Anything and his later movies, of course.
For your classics list, I would add It Happened One Night. I watched it again this weekend, when it aired on AMC. Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert, 1934. I think Billy Wilder directed. It's one of the best movies ever made.
I also highly recommend The Philadelphia Story. I haven't seen it on television. I have it on vhs. It was one of the first movies I purchased. Katharine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, Cary Grant.
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Why dont you take your ROdger Dodger and your It Happened One Night and throw in some Dying Young and get on that fucking kayak of yours and paddle up to Mineesota where Bilmore is apparently beached on some "island" off of Lake Whathefuckee
Singles rocked. It was hilarious, signified the times, it had Matt Dillon, Bill Pullman, Campbell Scott and Bridget Fonda at their cutest. It had early arragned dating, it had coffee shops before starbucks, it had Eddie Vedder when he had some Indie cred and it was a fucking hilarious satire on indie rock amonst other things.
I am sure you can get halfway off your highhorse and rent Spanish Prisoner with me. I bet we both liked that one.
