. . . but apparently it's no longer permitted on this site to reveal any details about anything, even when you use the warning alert. In the olden days of the 1900's, my ancestors once told me that many people belonged to book clubs. Members of such circles would all read the same tome--a hard copy device for which you actually had to turn pages--at the same time, and then gather together for tea and crumpets or something similar while discussing said volume. Nowadays, of course, in this our Modern 21st Century, those of us under the age of 90 often join film reviewing circles to have something to keep us busy in all of our spare time when we're not gaming. Almost none of the comments submitted by members of my particular group ever see the light of day on the appropriate page here. For instance, one of my cohorts said that this film references a Russian novel. Apparently, any use of the word "Russian" automatically activates the Evil bots to squelch your entire communication. Hopefully, this does not go for the word "cohorts," as well.
The Brothers Carry-Mouse-Off
(1965)
I'd love to tell you why this is such a great picture . . .
3 November 2022
Warning: Spoilers