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Am I Crazy for 10 Movies?

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10 Movies, Am I Crazy?

Every time I mention these, 10 old movies, keyword, old here, someone thinks I am crazy! Fun movies! Enjoy!

The Ref

A family gets entangled with a jewel thief on Christmas. Funny, light hearted and full of laughs. Denis Leary and Kevin Spacey.

Oscar

Sylvester Stallone is a mob boss trying to go on the straight and narrow. Funny and quirky.

Office Space

Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston with David Herman, in a hilarious comedy about hating your job and trying something new.

Big Trouble in Little China

Kurt Russell, Kim Cattrall and Dennis Dun, in a mystical battle in Chinatown.

Groundhog Day

Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell and Chris Elliott where a weatherman finds that the same day keeps repeating over and over again, until he learns life lessons.

Love and Death

Woody Allen and Diane Keaton are hilarious in this movie which almost immitates War and Peace. Not really! Funny!

Young Frankenstein

Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn and Marty Feldman in a wacky make of the monster. Wonderful romp in the past.

Spaceballs

Mel Brooks, John Candy and Rick Moranis in a Star Wars spoof. Very funny for space lovers.

Blazing Saddles

Irreverant, rude, Gene Wilder, Cleavon Little and Slim Pickens, go at it in a western adventure that is not so politically correct. Funny as it gets.

There’s Something About Mary

Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz and Matt Dillon in a crazy funny story of love lost and found. Quirky!

So, just a suggestion, watch these wonderfully quirky flicks and have fun. Get your friends together, make it an evening of wine, beer, with chips and dip.

Rockford Files, Old Television

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Watching the first episode of The Rockford Files, brought back so many wonderful memories. Growing up in Egypt, James Garner, was a wonderful taste of California.

You may not think of it as a big deal, if you always lived here in the US. But for me, it was wondrous. Following, in his big winged car, see all the sights, the beach; it was a magical show for me.

Allowed my imagination, to run wild with possibilities, of what could be, and what might happen. Loved it; with all my heart. It came on, once a week. We waited for it from week to week, anticipating his stories. But, most of all, his surroundings.

My parents would use it as reward and punishment. It was a hard pill to swallow, making me, more apt to do what I should.

James Garner, you rock!