Cinco DeNio

For the non-completists, here's the cast and crew of The Big Bang Theory doing a dance medley. (This is from 2012. Apparently they've done this other times but I haven't seen those. Not sure what the beginning part is about but the dance starts at 1:50.)

Definitely don't look up anything beforehand. Just listen to a lot of songs by the Scottish band Idlewild and you'll be good.

Is there any cock fighting in this movie?

Is the bottom right Terence Howard (sp?). I know he's in it but it doesn't quite look like him to me. The grandfather of his character in Hustle & Flow? Will we hear It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp done in 1920's jazz style?

Two <hmms> up!

Fo' shizzle

From Amazon: "One of the few movies i love thats not porn. Ha ha.. I wanted it on blueray.." Five stars.

If crazy terms are allowed then I might consider Cannibal: The Musical. Shpadoinkle!

If people subscribe to Starz Video Channels on Amazon Prime they can see it for free. It might be available via Starz on other platforms. Also, apropos of nothing, shouldn't this movie be called JFK? Idlewild Airport was renamed JFK after the assassination. (It always throws me for a second when I hear Idlewild mentioned in Goodfellas.)

Catching up on old HDTGM movies. Watched Hackers recently and Sleepaway Camp last night. That was some crazy nonsense. Loved the new take on the Psycho shower scene.

Toni Basil was the choreographer. I'm not familiar with any choreography work of hers. Just her pop single.

Oh, and credit typos. 1) The subtitles have Huston spelled as Houston. That makes more sense given the "Looks more like Galveston" crack Sarah gave him. Yet the credits have it as Huston. 2) The last club she sings at is named Monte's (with an e) according to the sign outside. Yet the credits have the owner as Monty and the band members as "Monty's Band". 3) I thought the important person Rudge wanted Rose to meet backstage (before Huston said she was tired) was named Don Franks. Yet the credits have it as Don Frank. His wife isn't important enough to get a name. She's just "Don Frank's Wife". (Although Billy Ray's son is just "Billy Ray's Kid" so I guess the love is spread around. :-D)

I guess I have a few last questions. Thanks, Slide Pocket, for choosing this! What was her relationship with her parents? She had Mal (or Huston? I don't remember) drive past her parents' house but then didn't stop. They would have been THRILLED to see her! I guess the little exchange we overheard was to show they weren't the "friendliest"?!? Why didn't she want them to come to the concert? More importantly, why weren't they already at the concert?!? She could have gotten them tickets, backstage passes, set them up nicely but didn't. Even though the concert must have been known about for weeks they didn't buy tickets on their own? Lastly, she sounded like she was about 10 years old when she called home. She was so thrilled to hear their voices and talk to them. It was like she was calling from summer camp. She could have seen them in person hours ago before it all went pear-shaped and maybe the whole mess could have been avoided. Very sad. (I'm getting emotional typing this.)

Do a test first. Log into Rabbit and start the broadcast. Use a different browser or open a new tab and go into Rabbit again. You should be able to go into your room again and see if the broadcast is working.

I apologize for not responding sooner. Rabbit is only good if the source is available online. If you only have a DVD then don't use Rabbit. I went through a lot of trouble (worth it!) to rip the DVD and make it available but there were lots of complications in showing it. Then Twentieth Century Fox came along and dinged me so I have a mark on my account. I don't want that to happen to anyone else.

Good news everyone! I am out of the hospital!

I did Rabbit this time because misery loves company.

Well-wriiten @grudlian. What’s even worse is the movie would have us believe the whole garage part was simply to get a picture of a picture and to leave another. Taken together all that might have taken, what, five minutes?

It seems like every song in the movie was un-Bette-like.

@grudlian and @PollyDarton educated me that the opening song at the drag club was from Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?

They hinted at it backstage when she propositioned the lady as Rose walked in.

And here we go... OK, I'm not ready.

This was Frederic Forrest’s only Oscar-nominated role.

. Dennis (Barry Primus)