Friday night at the movies: a fan favorite here amongst myself, Nubs and Gizmo (they don’t know it yet but they did like the car chase through the mall) featuring the best rendition of a country music classic.
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When I heard “Whiskey Pete” Kegsbreath was summoning high ranking U.S. military brass from all over the globe to a “meeting,” I couldn’t help but think of this flick. If you’ve never seen it, ya might wanna check it out. Sure makes ya think. Of course, the Frederic March portrayal of the POTUS is somewhat more likable than what we’re currently stuck with!
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A sunny Labor Day on deck, watching the next batch of sun tea brew and listening to movie soundtrack cuts from the likes of Elmer Bernstein. I am a goober in that respect, I s’pose. Meanwhile, Nubs has found another favorite spot to chill in the bay window.
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Henry Fonda’s character pretty much sums up the FOTUS and a shit ton of people around him.
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Joe Cantwell: I don’t understand you.
William Russell: I know you don't. Because you have no sense of responsibility towards anyone or anything. And that is a tragedy in a man, and a disaster in a president. - Cliff Robertson as presidential candidate Joe Cantwell and Henry Fonda as presidential candidate William Russell in “The Best Man,” 1964

Just saw it and loved it.
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My son, Ryan, killed in action in Iraq on 1 August, 2006. Every time I watch “It’s A Wonderful Life” and hear this line, I can’t help but think of my boy.
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"Strange, isn't it? Each man's life touches so many other lives. When he isn't around he leaves an awful hole, doesn't he?” - Henry Travers as Clarence in "It's A Wonderful Life," 1946