I live with my dad. I like country music, puzzles, Sam Hunts new song, yoga. I am a fiction writer. I know a lot about old movies.
I am a yoga instructor. I like country music. I love fiction books. I like old movies. I've watched Casalanca but not for years. I sometimes confuse different movies.
I might have thought of another old movie to talk about. What old movie do you want to talk about? Do you like musicals?  Easter Parade is a classic!  There's singing, dancing and a budding romance. I absolutely LOVE musicals. I've honestly never heard of Easter Parade, I'll have to check it out. When did it come out? I'm surprised I've never heard of it.  That one came out sometime in the 1940's.  It has Judy Garland (incredible voice) and Fred Astaire.  It's wonderful!  I could watch him dance all day! Isn't Judy Garland the one in Wizard of Oz? I absolutely love her in that movie. I'll have to check it out. I love the singing and dancing - especially in old movies. She did star in the Wizard of Oz.  If you like Judy then you should also check out Meet Me in St. Louis.  Another great musical and appealing cinematography.  I guess I should have asked if you prefer black and white movies or those in color?   I believe I prefer more movies in color, but I'm open to watching the ones in black and white. I love that the Wizard of Oz started off in black and white and then turned to color once she went to Oz. I think it was absolutely genius how they did that back in the day. I absolutely agree!  I remember the first time I watched it I wanted to turn it off because it was in black and white.  My parents insisted that I sit and watch and I'm glad that i did.  I think my favorite part is when the house lands on the witch.  How about you? Oh yes, I love that part as well! But I really think I like the munchkins and the part where they actually meet the wizard. I remember as a kid I loved that part especially seeing the castle at the end of the yellow brick road surrounded by flowers.  That was good.  The munchkins always remind me of the oompa-lommpa's in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate factory.  It's a little tripper than The Wizard of Oz but it's one you might like.  Have you seen it? Oh yes!  That's such a good comparison. They do look very similar to the oompa-loompas. I love Willy Wonka - especially the old one. 