LOL, missed your post, but yes – those dinner scenes are hilarious. They’re both trying so hard!! And the poor police sergeant… “It’s called… a Margarita!”
My absolute favorite scene, though, is Rusk wrestling with the recalcitrant corpse in the potato truck as he tries to recover the stick pin. Really brings home the meaning of the phrase about dead weight being like a “sack of potatoes.” As if she’s getting even somehow.
And such a young Jean Marsh!
Honestly, it’s one of a very few I just can’t surf past if I see it’s on.
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid was on This TV yesterday. I came in on the part where Butch and Etta were riding the bicycle. I watched it for a while. And I sang along to Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head.
No, you’re not alone. It’s always made a deep impression on me, especially when I recently realized that Harry Dean Stanton seemed familiar to me because of this film.
I’ll throw “Training Day” onto the pile. Channel surfing is how I became aware of it and how I eventually saw nearly all of it. What drew me in the first time was that horrific scene of the card game at Smiley’s house.
Many have come and gone, but only one has retained its power so than no matter what I am doing or what time it is, when the clicker chances upon Roadhouse everything must stop and I must watch the rest.
They’re both trying so hard!! And the poor police sergeant… “It’s called… a Margarita!”
