Posted by Christy |  Tagged: 30 days , classic movies , James Stewart | 29 July 2010 @ 10:48 pm

Okay, on the first day they made it near impossible to pick and I came up with a solution. It’s a little harder for day 2:  My favorite movie.  I have many favorites (click here to see those), but I will chose the following for this meme:

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: Cary Grant , classic movies | 7 May 2010 @ 7:22 pm

My submission featured on Movies in Frames this past week. Great movie, especially fun to watch at Halloween.

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: classic movies , James Stewart | 11 March 2010 @ 7:53 am

moviesinframes:  Rear Window, 1954 (dir. Alfred Hitchcock) By mpasq
[Note: this is a reframe. You can see the first one here]

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: classic movies , Gerard Butler , movie project , movies | 3 March 2010 @ 8:57 pm

So we are having a hard time getting to the movies on the list, simply because we like new movies, too. I have three taped (yes, make fun of me…no DVR in this household) that I am hoping we get to this weekend. {SPOILER ALERT. Stop now …

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: classic movies , James Stewart | 1 March 2010 @ 6:53 pm

moviesinframes: Harvey, 1950 (dir. Henry Koster); Submitted by ihearttrackingshots

Absolutely one of the best movies of all time.

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: classic movies , Jimmy Stewart | 1 February 2010 @ 7:21 pm

moviesinframes:  Bell Book and Candle, 1958 (dir. Richard Quine), By sogroovynow

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: Christmas , classic movies | 23 December 2009 @ 11:09 pm

moviesinframes:  Christmas in Connecticut, 1945 (dir. Peter Godfrey) By sogroovynow (that’s me!)

One of the best holiday movies around. I think it’s my favorite, even over It’s A Wonderful Life.

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: Christmas , classic movies | 13 December 2009 @ 10:17 am

moviesinframes:   A Christmas Story, 1983 (dir. Bob Clark)

Posted by Christy |  Tagged: Cary Grant , classic movies , movies | 15 November 2009 @ 6:55 pm

I love old movies, and my daughter is starting to enjoy them, also.  Today, we watched Penny Serenade.  Some consider this a “Christmas” flick and that could apply.  But it’s just a dang good movie.  Cary Grant is great.