"Mysterious City of Sin and Intrigue!"
from Casablanca (1942). Why do I love taglines of old movies? Answer: the shameless use of exclamation marks!!
Showing posts with label tagline of the day. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tagline of the day. Show all posts
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Tagline of the Day
"Theirs was the great sin that even the great rains could not wash away!"
From The Rains of Ranchipur (1955), directed by Jean Negulesco. Richard Burton as a self-sacrificing, noble, blue-eyed, heavily eyelined Sikh doctor, and Lana Turner as a spoilt and selfish heiress, who falls for him on a visit to India with her embittered English lord husband, played by Michael Rennie. If you get a kick out of over-dressed, over-the-top 1950s melodrama, this is your next watch!
From The Rains of Ranchipur (1955), directed by Jean Negulesco. Richard Burton as a self-sacrificing, noble, blue-eyed, heavily eyelined Sikh doctor, and Lana Turner as a spoilt and selfish heiress, who falls for him on a visit to India with her embittered English lord husband, played by Michael Rennie. If you get a kick out of over-dressed, over-the-top 1950s melodrama, this is your next watch!
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Tagline of the Day
"For the young in heart! And romantic oldsters, too!"
State Fair (1945) Great film! Dreadful tagline! Oldsters will agree as well I am tingkink!
State Fair (1945) Great film! Dreadful tagline! Oldsters will agree as well I am tingkink!
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