Who has seen One Night With The King?
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I haven't seen it yet, but my parents did, and they thpught it was ok. I guess they made up a lot of the story.
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I read a spoiler of "The Lake House" and it seems really good.  Of course I love watching  Sandra and Keanu together.  To me they are as good together as Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan are.   I can't wait to see The Lake House.  Unfortunatly I have to wait until it comes to DVD.
1008412
OMG, "Kenan and Kel"!\n\nI wish that show could come back on...*cry*
382664
I love the usual suspects. Even my mother love tht movie and she normally hated everything with lots of bad language. Kevin Spacey is awesome in tht film. It's one of those films that I make my friends watch if they have never seen it. I love how the plot slowly giving a picture of Keyser Soze. It's so great how are the names are in the one room.
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Jamie Lee Curtis\n\nShe was also in "Prom Night"
1016883
I am a woman, and I guess I have different tastes in movies, cause The Godfather is one of my all time favorites. So I guess I am the change you were talking about. Once Upon A Time In America was almost as good as The Godfather. Fantastic.
863478
It is the King in "The King and I" or "Anna and the King" (depending on whether you like the old or new versions)\n\nAnd it's 3 times....\n\n"Etcetera, Etcetera, Etcetera"
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The answer to this is pretty confusing and you have to delve into the King's psyche. Some facts:\n\n1) He congratulated them when they first appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show (though Colonel Tom might have written that).\n\n2) There were provisional plans for them to appear in a movie together (fell through at the last minute).\n\n3) They did meet at Graceland. The story is well recounted and, after a frosty beginning, apparently they all had a good time. They invited him to their concert the next night but he didn't go.\n\n4) Elvis performed a few Beatles songs ('Yesterday', I think, and maybe 'Something').\n\n5) He appears to have reported them either to the FBI or Nixon, I can't remember which. Quite why he did this is not clear, although Lennon was becoming a bit of a 'radical' and he was well against that kind of thing.\n\n6) Several of the Beatles say they had phone conversations with him after their meeting, but they only met face-to-face that once, I think.\n\nJudge from yourself based on all of that. He might just have thought they had little in common as people, and anyway he led an extremely insular existence. The thought that he resented them for 'deposing' him from the 'throne' seems silly to me, as he was hardly still the King when Beatlemania took over and he was said never to have wanted the position. After the initial period of Rock and Roll in the late '50's, Elvis never had a strong attachment to popular trends anyway, slowly coming to prefer ballads, 'MOR' and country. The Beatles just might not have been to his taste musically.
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the new one? *sigh* it is soo worth seeing. I thought it would be okay, kind of boring, now that I saw it, it's my second favorite movie. Everyone I know thought it would just be kind of okay, and then they can't stop watching it. the cast is one of the best I've seen, great scenery....really great movie. so yeah, it's worth seeing. :)
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Maybe Return of the King? lol
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I liked Live and Chris. \n\nBut Prince, who stood alone, was the best!
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everyone is correct. Jodie Foster starred in the remake titled: Anna and The King with Chow Yun-Fat that came out a few years ago, bother versions are good, but i got a soft heart for the classics. There's been a few different versions over the years with different titles. Anna and The King (with Jodie), The King and I (musical version) and Anna and The King of Siam (first movie made)\n\nHope this helped!!!
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"Jack, I swear" I watched it for the first time last night. If you have trouble understanding Ennis then turn on the subtitles. That's what I had to do when I watched it so I could understand what he was saying half the time. =)
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"If you could see what I hear".  \n\nA fantastic movie about the life of entertainer Tom Sullivan.\n\nI laughed, I cried. I loved it. But not many others did.\n\nIt stars Marc Singer (Beastmaster and televisions "V"), Shari Belafonte and RH Thompson\n\nYou might find info on it on IMDB.  It was on video many many years ago, but I haven't been able to find it on DVD.  \n\nThanks for making me bring that up again!  If you get a chance, its a wonderful watch!
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my favorites are:\n\nO Come All Ye Faithful \nThe First Noel\nSilent Night
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It was an excellent show, although I enjoyed the documentary The Queen at 80 that was shown on the 18th more. It was an interesting look behind the scenes, although they could have put more history behind royal portraits. I do have to admire Rolf's enthusiasm, and seeing the process behind the portrait. \n\nThere's a special on the 27th of June with Scott Thompson called Pop Up Royals (or something like that) and I'm looking forward to seeing that too.
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I think it's "I really want to see you tonight". England Dan and John Ford Coley. (?)