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This is a film that was "rediscovered" in the early 80s and I was lucky enough to see it in Barcelona in English (with subtitles) in 1981. We, having no idea what to expect, *roared* with laughter; one of the great experiences of my life.
a black and white photo of a man and woman with a caption that says " i 'd give you a kiss right now
ALT: a black and white photo of a man and woman with a caption that says " i 'd give you a kiss right now
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February 5, 2026 at 4:07 PM
This is a film that was "rediscovered" in the early 80s and I was lucky enough to see it in Barcelona in English (with subtitles) in 1981. We, having no idea what to expect, *roared* with laughter; one of the great experiences of my life.
Your birthday suit, of course:
When I moved to New York in 1984 the Tony Sansone Gym was still in existence and it was where one was only allowed to work out 'in the Greek manner'. No clothing of any kind allowed.
When I moved to New York in 1984 the Tony Sansone Gym was still in existence and it was where one was only allowed to work out 'in the Greek manner'. No clothing of any kind allowed.
January 3, 2026 at 11:37 PM
Your birthday suit, of course:
When I moved to New York in 1984 the Tony Sansone Gym was still in existence and it was where one was only allowed to work out 'in the Greek manner'. No clothing of any kind allowed.
When I moved to New York in 1984 the Tony Sansone Gym was still in existence and it was where one was only allowed to work out 'in the Greek manner'. No clothing of any kind allowed.
When I was living in Salzburg, Austria in 1981-82, the men I ‘bonded’ with didn’t wear socks to bed, always T-shirts (and for the same reason).
December 28, 2025 at 7:40 PM
When I was living in Salzburg, Austria in 1981-82, the men I ‘bonded’ with didn’t wear socks to bed, always T-shirts (and for the same reason).
Amen to that❣️
December 17, 2025 at 8:20 PM
Amen to that❣️
Saw this at a cinema in London's Leicester Square when it first opened.
Blown away by everything up to the very end. It seemed, at the time (and without having any idea at all what would happen next), they they had simply lopped off the final scene(s) of the film and said, 'Let's just stop here.'😠
Blown away by everything up to the very end. It seemed, at the time (and without having any idea at all what would happen next), they they had simply lopped off the final scene(s) of the film and said, 'Let's just stop here.'😠
December 2, 2025 at 5:13 AM
Saw this at a cinema in London's Leicester Square when it first opened.
Blown away by everything up to the very end. It seemed, at the time (and without having any idea at all what would happen next), they they had simply lopped off the final scene(s) of the film and said, 'Let's just stop here.'😠
Blown away by everything up to the very end. It seemed, at the time (and without having any idea at all what would happen next), they they had simply lopped off the final scene(s) of the film and said, 'Let's just stop here.'😠
It was a complete disconnect (in a good way) for me to see this film as Patrick Fugit looked *exactly* like I did at his age.
November 7, 2025 at 9:56 PM
It was a complete disconnect (in a good way) for me to see this film as Patrick Fugit looked *exactly* like I did at his age.
2001 for me. 😢
August 18, 2025 at 8:27 PM
2001 for me. 😢
Watching this in Manhattan opening night and hearing the roar of the crowd with "Objects in mirror are closer than the appear".
August 18, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Watching this in Manhattan opening night and hearing the roar of the crowd with "Objects in mirror are closer than the appear".