Mr Studly!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!! - Written on the Wind (1956) Discussion

[–] Monikawithak 21 years ago

HELP!!!! I started the movie at the gym and had to leave or I would have been late for work. I saw up to the part when Bacall told Stack she was preggers. How did it end?????!!!!!!

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[–] torquemama2002 20 years ago

Get thee to a video store and rent it!!!! Oh, and get some popcorn, too! No one should spoil the end for you!!

"Why don't you have another beer?"-Scott Stevens

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[–] Numnuts 19 years ago

I have been rendered powerless by your witty retort. Bravo, good sir. You certainly gave me a good thrashing.

"Pain don't hurt."

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[–] Numnuts 19 years ago

Another winner. Keep 'em coming, stuntpiiots.

"Pain don't hurt."

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[–] lazorbeak 19 years ago

Hahaha. He called you "pizza face." Owned.

It's like a lottery that rewards stupidity.
-Lenny Leonard

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[–] Numnuts 19 years ago

Don't forget all of those Z's! There's just no comeback to something that well thought-out and caustically witty.

"Pain don't hurt."

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[–] johnd70978 19 years ago

As regards the overuse of exclamation points, all I can say is that when Dorothy Malone is seen lovingly stroking the oil derrick on the top of her corporate desk as she leeringly ogles the studly Rock Hudson, there aren't enough exclamation points in the world to register my reaction!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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[–] lazorbeak 19 years ago

I'm totally with you on that one. She should handle those things a little more carefully.

Also, don't you just love that the portrait of the father has him in the same suit, with the same stuff on his desk?

It's like a lottery that rewards stupidity.
-Lenny Leonard

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[–] p-kerner 18 years ago

Just saw the film on TCM. The film "expert" felt the closing shot showed Malone all alone and holding the derrick which was a symbol of the family's wealth and power. Now, how could anyone miss the phallic symbolism as Malone caressing and stroked the derrick? Anyone disagree?

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[–] mvpx7 18 years ago

I kinda thought she had ambitions of becoming a J.R. Ewing type myself.

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[–] j72coburger 18 years ago

Yeah, about that film "expert" talking with Robert Osbourne on TCM...did you notice how snippy she got with Osbourne when he used the word "kitsch" in describing this film?

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[–] The_Dying_Flutchman 18 years ago

Glafbruse in abstentia or XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX ie the great Russian character aktor Johnathan Earl Dreck! Exactly!

Nothing exists more beautifully than nothing.

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[–] onepotato2 16 years ago

Just saw the film on TCM. The film "expert" felt the closing shot showed Malone all alone and holding the derrick which was a symbol of the family's wealth and power. Now, how could anyone miss the phallic symbolism as Malone caressing and stroked the derrick? Anyone disagree?

by - p-kerner on Sat Aug 12 2006 19:16:23
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Does the oil derrick get bigger? ...discharge some oil?

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[–] david-sims8 18 years ago

I agree he is handsome. Very handsome.

By the way, when Mitch speaks to his dad about leaving because he is in love with Kirk's wife, did anyone not notice that he wanted to go to "Iran?" And the father guesses that Iran is in ....Africa, then corrects himself and says, "Asia."

Nice work. The 1950s Iran was so welcoming to all Americans. Oh for the good ole days.

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[–] bookwormdreamer 18 years ago

This is one of my favorite Rock Hudson movies I like Rock as the good/guy hero I don't like the movies when he's a jerk that's why I don't care for Giant.

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[–] patsyq 18 years ago

He doesn't play jerks as well as he plays the strong, hero type IMO.

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[–] bookwormdreamer 18 years ago

I agree patsyq he dosen't come off as well playing the bad guy I don't know why there are actors who play the bad guy in such a way you love them or at least enjoy them.Rock was better in comedies and and movies he was the hero in.

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[–] movie80 17 years ago

Rock Hudson was gorgeous....

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