On Mon, 19 Dec 2005 16:14:35 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote:

Okay, here's one that should be fun.

Name a movie in which any sort of boats figure prominently,

then name the year it was released,

the director,


several of the stars in the movie,

and offer up a one or two sentence plot summary which should
oversimplify everything.

Director: Thom Eberhardt

Year: 1992

Starring: Kurt Russell and Martin Short

Plot Summary: A family in Chicago inherits the yacht formerly owned by
Clark Gable.

These don't have to be "serious" movies do they?

Wayne.B wrote:
Director: Thom Eberhardt

Year: 1992

Starring: Kurt Russell and Martin Short

Plot Summary: A family in Chicago inherits the yacht formerly owned by
Clark Gable.

These don't have to be "serious" movies do they?

Captain Ron!

I can give some movie clues in less words.

#1
Humphrey Bogart says "(click click) They were all against
me. (click click) They were against me from the start."

#2 "Set the whomper."

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

The Caine Mutiny. It is just as good today as when it was first released.



"DSK" wrote in message
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Wayne.B wrote:
Director: Thom Eberhardt

Year: 1992

Starring: Kurt Russell and Martin Short Plot Summary: A family in Chicago
inherits the yacht formerly owned by
Clark Gable.

These don't have to be "serious" movies do they?

Captain Ron!

I can give some movie clues in less words.

#1
Humphrey Bogart says "(click click) They were all against me. (click
click) They were against me from the start."

#2 "Set the whomper."

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

"Smithers" Yes, Smithers is not my real name. wrote in message
...


The Caine Mutiny. It is just as good today as when it was first released.



I've got this bizzare tradition of watching The Caine Mutiny once a year -
always on New Year's eve.
Been doing so for about 10-12 years now.

Wierd.

Eisboch

Richard,
It took balls for tough guy Bogie to play such a drastically different
character from his normal roles. I wonder if his character was well received
when it was
released.
"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"Smithers" Yes, Smithers is not my real name. wrote in message
...


The Caine Mutiny. It is just as good today as when it was first
released.



I've got this bizzare tradition of watching The Caine Mutiny once a year -
always on New Year's eve.
Been doing so for about 10-12 years now.

Wierd.

Eisboch