Dear Moviemainers,
Well it is the month of October and I always try to find something haunting or ghostly for the month. This month it is the The Conjuring 2013. This is based on the true story of Lorraine and Ed Warren two paranormal investigators from Milford Connecticut. This particular story deals with a family in Rhode Island that had evil living in their house. In 1995 I met Ed and Lorraine Warren and they made a trip up to Maine that summer. I also met their daughter Judy all grown up (I will save that story for another day). Ed and Lorraine Warren are the two people who investigated the Amityville horror. Whether you believe in the spirit world or not there are things that cannot be explained. I hope you enjoy.
Movielynne
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Hello Moviemainers, This month of September is the film Dead Again 1991 starring Kenneth Branagh and Emma Thompson , Andy Garcia and Derek Jacobi. This is a romantic thriller about a woman with amnesia and can not speak. Once under hypnosis she is able to speak and release a past life and something that happened 40 years ago. I hope you all had a wonderful Labor Day and let me say once again I miss Larry and his theater, this would have been a great one to watch together. Please leave a comment on the blog site and let me know your thoughts on the film. Kenneth and Emma were married at the time this film was made . Your movie diva Movielynne
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Dear Moviemainers,
Here it is the month of August and it is movie talk. Film is Sunday In New York 1963 Starring Jane Fonda, Rod Taylor and Cliff Robertson. A young woman goes to New York City to visit her older brother after a breakup with her boyfriend and meets a guy on a bus. Now of course it happens on a Sunday In New York.
I would love it if you would leave a comment on the films you have seen and your favorite one. Take care and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Your Movie diva,
Movielynne
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MIA ML ( Missing in action Movielynne )
Dear Moviemainers, I am working full time and my son bought his first house ( I spent July 4th helping him move into his home. Bottom line I have been running amok ! I will not even discuss getting together for the next movie group in the month of July I think it is a busy time for everyone. We will talk about August sooner then later . This month is Greg's pick, his choice 1985 Dance with a Stranger Starring Miranda Richardson and Rupert Everett. This is a true story of the last woman to be hanged in Britian in the 1950's. This film holds a 90% rating . Movie Lynne is back and next month you will hear from me a lot sooner. Your Movie Diva Movielynne
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Hello Moviemainers,
The film for the month of June is 1998 The Red Violin. It tells the story of a Red Violin that spans four centuries and five countries . The different people who end up owning the violin and what happens to them. I just cannot help follow along this journey. It is like a great book you just do not want to put it down.
As usual everyone is so busy this time of year, vacations and guests. If someone would like to host let me know. If no one can, let us at least email about the film.
Your movie diva,
Movielynne
Hello Moviemainers: The film for the month of May is 1968 Sebastian Starring Dirk Bogarde, Susannah York, Lili Palmer, and John Gielgud. The film tells the story of an Oxford professor who falls in love with a woman that is in code cracking operations. Here is the question... Is it a thriller? Is it a love story? Or is it something else? First film with Dirk Bogarde. Let me know what you think.
Movielynne
P.S. from Carl... the movie isn't available in Netflix, Amazon, or the public library system but it's been posted in YouTube and can be viewed from there for free. Depending on your home entertainment equipment, you might be able to view YouTube videos on your TV screen. Click here for the YouTube video.
Another option is to buy the movie on DVD for $7 from this website.
Click on this link to read about the movie in IMDB.
Dear Moviemainers,
It is spring and I am thinking about flowers and one of my favorite Doris Day films, PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES. Starring Doris Day and David Niven, 1960. This is the story of a college professor who becomes a theater critic. His wife and four children are living in a crowded New York City apartment and lose the lease and end up moving to the country. Of course there is a least one good song in it.
Happy Easter To Everyone!
Movielynne
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