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Wild Thing’s comment…….

Love Senator Kennedy and his greatness! He is telling it like it is.

Wild Thing’s comment…….

Matthew Lohmeier joins ‘Hannity’ to discuss critical race theory push inside the US military.

This guy should be promoted to General and be given a medal.

“The object of life is not to be on the side of the majority, but to escape finding oneself in the ranks of the insane.” – Marcus Aurelius

Stars: Jack Mulhall, Natalie Moorhead, Clara Kimball Young

Director: Robert F. Hill

A beautiful woman is awarded a fortune in a breach-of-promise lawsuit, destroying the reputation of a wealthy broker. Posing as a millionaire, his son sets sail for Europe aboard a luxury liner on a mission to expose the wicked woman and her criminal accomplices.

Movie Class by PizzaFLIX: Orson Welles’ CITIZEN KANE (1941) is a cinema masterpiece that flopped at the box office. Shocking yes, but THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS (1942) fared even worse. Behind schedule and over budget, it was a critical success but a financial disaster. Welles needed to prove himself on his third project as director and star. THE STRANGER (1946) is a top-notch thriller and the only film he directed that was a bona fide box office hit!

Director: Orson Welles
Stars: Orson Welles, Edward G. Robinson, Loretta Young

A Federal Agent poses as an antique dealer to snare a Nazi war criminal living in a small Connecticut town with his unsuspecting American fiancee. Best-known for Citizen Kane, this was Orson Welles’ most popular film at the box office.

Kiss Me A Lot

Kiss me , kiss me a lot
As if tonight it was
The last time

Kiss me, kiss me a lot
Me who fears of losing you
Losing you afterwards

Kiss me, kiss me a lot
As if tonight it was
The last time

Kiss me, kiss me a lot
Me who fears of losing you
Losing you afterwards

I wish to have you very close
Looking at myself in your eyes
To see you next to me
Think that maybe tomorrow
I will already be far away
Very far away from you

Kiss me , kiss me a lot
As if tonight it was
The last time

Kiss me, kiss me a lot
Me who fears of losing you
Losing you afterwards

Kiss me, kiss me a lot
Me who fears of losing you
Losing you afterwards
Me who fears of losing you
Losing you afterwards

Wild Thing’s comment……..

Love awesome Maria. Maria stands on principal. I admire her so much. Maria always looks wonderful. Charles looks so serious but always makes such common sense statements. Trump’s tax breaks were fabulous for the middle class.

Stars: Barbara Kent, John Holland, Dorothy Christy
Director: Richard Thorpe

A womanizing matinée idol is found strangled in his dressing room. The door is locked from the inside and there is no other way into the room. He had been having an affair with his leading lady, while his actress wife is doing the same with the stage manager. Everyone, including a young actress who had been fired from the play, and an old actor now relegated to a stage-doorman, has a motive.The explanation for the murder lies within the script of the play.