poolede
Joined Oct 2012
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Pretty much what the current administration would like to see as a TV game show. Didn't think that 1987 could predict 2025. Cruelty is the point of the show, so the MAGA crowd would love this. Stephen Miller could easily take Richard Dawson's role. And there is no end to current cabinet members that would fit any of the villain roles seamlessly.
In 1977, my wife and I had our first trip to Las Vegas. I can't remember the casino, but I think it may have been seizures. Ann Margaret was performing. We ordered two tickets, and then got to the show only a few minutes before it was supposed to start. We were guided down to the very front, and sat at a table right in front of the stage. So we got to watch Ann Margaret up close and personal. She is a singular talent and it was a pleasure to watch her in this movie.
The chemistry of the two main characters was terrific and believable. And watching the Rockettes was fun. I don't think enough people understand how incredibly talented these women are. The competition for each spot is intense. Loved it.
The chemistry of the two main characters was terrific and believable. And watching the Rockettes was fun. I don't think enough people understand how incredibly talented these women are. The competition for each spot is intense. Loved it.
Vivid photography and some behaviors I haven't seen on other documentaries. Most notably the surfing hippos. And having President Obama as narrator was great.