TV and Movies

[Judaline]

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@Judaline wrote:

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@GingerPeach wrote:

Hi @Judaline 

You are so kind to think of me.  

Luckily for me, this one is at the other end of the state, and I heard no one was hurt. Hope that stays true. 

It is "unsettling," to say the least, to experience being shaken by Mother Nature.

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The other end of the state sure is a lucky thing. It's such a big state so I figured you were OK, but I am like a mother hen, I know. Just checking and very glad you're good to go. 

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@Judaline wrote:

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@GingerPeach wrote:

Hi @Judaline 

You are so kind to think of me.  

Luckily for me, this one is at the other end of the state, and I heard no one was hurt. Hope that stays true. 

It is "unsettling," to say the least, to experience being shaken by Mother Nature.

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The other end of the state sure is a lucky thing. It's such a big state so I figured you were OK, but I am like a mother hen, I know. Just checking and very glad you're good to go. 

ETA  OMgosh, it's one of my slow days. I just got your unsettling pun. Sad but funny!!!!

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[culebra]

Laura is a spectacular movie.  Gene Tierney was so beautiful!

[spiderw]

Oznell !

I already posted a comment but after seeing Laura once again I just wanted to add something about the settings/atmosphere.  I love her place, every room is furnished beautifully and it draws me in to the story line because it so fits. Just lovely!  I do feel the settings are that important to a movie.

[ms traditional]

@Oznell has there ever been anyone else as beautiful as Gene Tierney? !!!  this movie is an all-time fave.

[Oznell]

@culebra+ @ms traditional --  She was, for sure, just a dream!

@spiderw, as usual your eagle eye is right on target. The set design for "Laura" has been much-remarked upon by critics, too.  Her apartment is the epitome of Forties' comfortable "luxe"-- it just hits all the right notes.  I agree that it greatly contributes to enjoyment of the film!

[culebra]

Robert Osborne who used to host on Turner Classic Movies prior to his passing stated a few times that he thought Gene Tierney was the most beautiful woman that had ever graced the silver screen.

[LilacTree]

Add me to the list.  I think Laura was the epitome of film noir. The music, the story, and the glorious beauty of Gene Tierney (who my mother very much resembled) is part of my psyche.  I named my third daughter Laura, and her friends have always called her “Lovely Laura.”  I also get very melancholy when I hear that unforgettable music.