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Question of the Day | 05/14/2008 12:00 am

If you could live inside a movie, which would it be?

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Read more about: Arts, Film

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Deni G
Really tough descion. So many great ones have been mentioned. Auntie Mame! I love the person who said they wanted to be Agnes Gooch. Reds and oh definitely Chocolat! Under the Tuscan Sun and oh yes…40 Carats! with Liv Ullmann, she so incredible.
By Deni G on 05/14/2008 12:24 pm
Leanette T
If you lived in the 60’s, you gotta see Across the Universe. From the trailers I thought it would be hokey but a friend recomended it and I am hooked. Great musical, love story and so much more….
By Leanette T on 05/14/2008 12:34 pm
kermie b
Amelie.
By kermie b on 05/14/2008 12:37 pm
Mugsy Peabody
I always wanted one of those photo machines.
By Mugsy Peabody on 05/14/2008 8:42 pm
Donnelle Koselka
So many good choices already mentioned. I’d love to spend time with Gene Kelly in Brigadoon and with the lovely March sister of “Little Woman” (Katharine Hepburn version).
By Donnelle Koselka on 05/14/2008 12:46 pm
C L
Metropolitan - the Upper East side before girls dressed in Uggs and velour sweatsuits… talking about Thorstein Veblen (sp) at parties. Stolen Kisses - Truffaut film in the Antoine Doinel series. Set in Paris. Gigi.
By C L on 05/14/2008 12:54 pm
Kate Cassidy
On Golden Pond, floating around on a boat, listening to the Loons, fishing (catch and release)…and hanging around with Jane Fonda drinking wine and watching the sunsets….
By Kate Cassidy on 05/14/2008 1:08 pm
Buh- Bye
Oh that one speaks to me. Thanks Kate.
By Buh- Bye on 05/16/2008 10:54 pm
Gianna Bracco
As a young girl, Jo from Little Women; she was so misunderstood. Also, Scarlet from Gone With The Wind. In my heart, I always believed when I left the theater, Rhett would give her just one more chance. Same with Fanny in Funny Girl. Why couldn’t her and Nick make it work? That’s always been the saddest for me: when two people could not be together even though they share a great love. The Way We Were was another good one for that. I loved Cher in Moonstruck. Finding passion when you think all that’s left is settling; the whole feel of the movie - the traditions, the humor, the opera, the great brownstone. Love it. Also, several people have mentioned Pride and Prejudice. A few years back, I saw a “Bollywood” take on that called Bride and Prejudice. I love those movies. They’re filled with color and exotic costumes and wonderful music and dancing. Can’t help but make you feel happy.
By Gianna Bracco on 05/14/2008 1:13 pm
Christina
Oh my… Tough choice - too many movies have been made! Exactly what movie I’d want to live in, would depend on what mood I’d be in; I’ve “narrowed” it down to these ones: How to make an American quilt 9 to 5 (would be so much fun to get back at the boss!) The American president 84 Charing Cross Road Shining through Chocolat As good as it gets Cat Ballou Mary Poppins
By Christina on 05/14/2008 1:13 pm
Maurine H
Christina- “84 Charing Cross Road” - One of the films I treasure. I have it on tape (yes, tape) and watch it several times a year. Pity they never met, but that would have spoiled the story, I guess.
By Maurine H on 05/14/2008 2:57 pm
Christina
Maurine H & Deni G: I too have both those movies on tape (VHS). Sure wish I coukd get them on DVD. Both of them are the kind that keaves you with a good feeling inside after having seen them!
By Christina on 05/14/2008 3:58 pm
Christina
Hey - I forgot two other movies on my list… Sister Act 1 and 2 Would be great fun to be around all those magnificent women!
By Christina on 05/14/2008 4:09 pm
Deni G
Christina, 9-5! I love that movie!
By Deni G on 05/14/2008 3:51 pm
Laurel Bowman
Christina, I thought I was the only one who remembered Cat Balou. It’s one of the movies I count on when I need a good chuckle. Lee Marvin was insanely brilliant!
By Laurel Bowman on 05/14/2008 6:47 pm