Here are the times when old footage of Curly and Shemp (and their stand-ins) was used in later Joe Besser remakes. They're in order of the Joe shorts. Can you think of any I missed? The ones used are: Oily To Bed, Oily To Rise (1939) Oil's Well That Ends Well (1958) He Cooked His Goose (1952) Triple Crossed (1959) What's The Matador? (1942) Sappy Bullfighters (1959) Video by Porfle Popnecker. I neither own nor claim any rights to this material. Just having some fun with it. Thanks for watching!
Three Stooges' remakes often used the same footage for their endings...
...but sometimes unrelated non-remakes did too.
And in at least one case the ending was identical!
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Here's a rousing scene from a movie we reviewed back in 2010, which parodies those big dance numbers from Hollywood musicals aimed at "hip" young audiences. You can read our original review HERE.
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The Three Stooges were over as a comedy act when Larry Fine had his crippling stroke.
But Moe Howard's acting career wasn't quite over yet!
Here he is, along with his beloved wife Helen, in a scene from 1973's "Doctor Death, Seeker of Souls."
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I wrote these lyrics many years ago and recently had them set to AI music at Suno.com. just for fun. The film clips I used came from an amazing 1904 George Méliès silent called "Journey Through The Impossible" (aka The Impossible Journey).
Song lyrics: IMAGINARY HOOKAH by Porfle Popnecker We gathered in the livingroom To tell our stories Sitting in a circle Like monks around a hookah Imaginary hookah Drew us all together Smoking like an altar Burning like a magic lantern Night descended on the house And gave us time to sort things out We made our way by the cathode ray Never really cared just what it had to say Imaginary hookah Drew us all together Smoking like an altar Burning like a magic lantern They told me that the house was haunted Didn't think that it was true But I swear that late one night I heard Footsteps in an empty room Imaginary hookah Drew us all together Smoking like an altar Burning like a magic lantern There never was one single particular Moment of decision But day by day we went our seperate ways The house still stands unto this day Like a strange museum of a bygone age Dinosaur castle, dodo cage Imaginary hookah Drew us all together Smoking like an altar Burning like a magic lantern
We reminisced about tomorrow Till the break of yesterday
Video and lyrics by Porfle Popnecker. AI music by Suno.com. Thanks for watching and listening!
This scene from the 2008 comedy "Coopers' Christmas" teaches a valuable lesson: if you're Poppy, you should never let your guard down around Dougie.
(Caution: something violent happens)
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Toni Basil is a famed singer, dancer, and choreographer.
EASY RIDER (1969) was probably her most high-profile film role.
And most people probably know her from her classic "Mickey" music video.
But for many of us, the first time we ever saw her...
...was as a red-haired go-go dancer in VILLAGE OF THE GIANTS (1965).
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(Caution: May cause sadness)
"The Shawshank Redemption" has one of the most feelgood endings ever.
It's the total opposite of the ending of, say, a certain Terry Gilliam film.
But what if the ending was a total bringdown? Huh? What if?
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John Wayne as "Singin' Sandy"?
Here are some of the attempts by various movie studios in the 30s to turn John Wayne into a singing cowboy. (Dubbed, that is.)
Scenes used are from:
"Riders of Destiny" (1933)
"Westward Ho!" (1935)
"Lawless Range" (1935)
"Man From Utah" (1934)
Originally posted on 11/26/18
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If you're a genre fan, chances are...
...you already have a warm spot in your heart for the wonderful Beverly Garland.
And her amazing performance in "It Conquered the World" (1956) is just one of the many reasons why.
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