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Nunca me cansaré de ver esta película y en particular esta escena. ¡Qué ricas esas alubias! Doy fé.
"Le llamaban trinidad" 🏜️🏇 (1970) de Enzo Barboni
#LeLlamabanTrinidad #TerenceHill #Cine #FagioliAllaTrinità #MovieFood #CineDeLos70s
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Nunca me cansaré de ver esta película y en particular esta escena. ¡Qué ricas esas alubias! Doy fé.
"Le llamaban trinidad" 🏜️🏇 (1970) de Enzo Barboni
#LeLlamabanTrinidad #TerenceHill #Cine #FagioliAllaTrinità #MovieFood #CineDeLos70s
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So, I don't know if I've talked about Monthly Movie Night on here before.
Way back in 2014 my wife and I had an idea to watch all the Best Picture Academy Award winning movies, in order, from 1927's "Wings" up to the present-day. We would watch one per month, which , if everything went smoothly, would have us catching up the the present day after a few years.
The family got word of the idea and liked it, so we invited them all to come over. We have a big family, and they're almost all locals. So every month we've been hosting about 15-20 people, to watch a classic movie.
We do themed food. (for instance, this month is a western, so we're having chili)
We have a popcorn machine. (a real, full-sized one)
We do movie trivia (with the night's winner, second, and third place receiving the movie candy boxes of their choice, respectively. The cumulative trivia winner for the year gets to pick the New Year's Eve movie. (Yes, we do Movie Night on New Year's Eve every year)
Before the movie, we run a cartoon that matches the theme of the movie. And then we run a trailer for the next month's movie. And then... roll film!
After the movie, we go out and sit around the fire pit, listen to music, and chat until midnight-ish.
Well, 12 years later, we're still going strong.
We've celebrated announcing our first pregnancy at movie night. We celebrated announcing our 2nd kid at movie night. Our youngest is now 7, and our oldest is now 11. To them, a monthly movie night is just a given - "doesn't everyone do a movie night?"
The audience has also grown older. My wife's grandma has come to almost every movie night, and she's now 97 years young and still going strong. She's a hoot. She can't remember anything you just said to her just a minute ago, but she can recount some of the craziest stories from her past. Stories about each of the aunts and uncles that come to movie night, and who are now also in their late 60's/70's.
The goal of watching all the Oscar winners stayed as true as we could make it.
For some movies, they were just not great for a mixed audience, so we skipped those and went with the biggest Blockbuster of that year. When both were no-go's, we picked another fun one from that year.
For Halloween, we always pick a classic. This year we're going with Edwards Scissorhands (even though that's obviously a Christmas movie)
But my kids really want to see it, and they think it's creepy and should be a halloween movie... anyway...
Inevitably, the Oscar winners became too heavy (our last Oscar movie was The Artist, which was fitting, as we both started this journey with a silent film and ended it with a silent film.) so we now have a "fishbowl".
The "fishbowl" contains slips of paper, upon which guests have written either their favorite movie, or a movie they think everyone would enjoy together and might not have seen before.
Tonight, we're watching Stagecoach (1939) - John Wayne's first big hit.
I just love the poster.
Anyway, that's Movie Night. A right-honourable tradition that I hope never ends.
#film #movies #filmstodon
#academy #academyawards #oscar #oscars #family #moviefood #stagecoach #classicmovies #classicfilm -
So, I don't know if I've talked about Monthly Movie Night on here before.
Way back in 2014 my wife and I had an idea to watch all the Best Picture Academy Award winning movies, in order, from 1927's "Wings" up to the present-day. We would watch one per month, which , if everything went smoothly, would have us catching up the the present day after a few years.
The family got word of the idea and liked it, so we invited them all to come over. We have a big family, and they're almost all locals. So every month we've been hosting about 15-20 people, to watch a classic movie.
We do themed food. (for instance, this month is a western, so we're having chili)
We have a popcorn machine. (a real, full-sized one)
We do movie trivia (with the night's winner, second, and third place receiving the movie candy boxes of their choice, respectively. The cumulative trivia winner for the year gets to pick the New Year's Eve movie. (Yes, we do Movie Night on New Year's Eve every year)
Before the movie, we run a cartoon that matches the theme of the movie. And then we run a trailer for the next month's movie. And then... roll film!
After the movie, we go out and sit around the fire pit, listen to music, and chat until midnight-ish.
Well, 12 years later, we're still going strong.
We've celebrated announcing our first pregnancy at movie night. We celebrated announcing our 2nd kid at movie night. Our youngest is now 7, and our oldest is now 11. To them, a monthly movie night is just a given - "doesn't everyone do a movie night?"
The audience has also grown older. My wife's grandma has come to almost every movie night, and she's now 97 years young and still going strong. She's a hoot. She can't remember anything you just said to her just a minute ago, but she can recount some of the craziest stories from her past. Stories about each of the aunts and uncles that come to movie night, and who are now also in their late 60's/70's.
The goal of watching all the Oscar winners stayed as true as we could make it.
For some movies, they were just not great for a mixed audience, so we skipped those and went with the biggest Blockbuster of that year. When both were no-go's, we picked another fun one from that year.
For Halloween, we always pick a classic. This year we're going with Edwards Scissorhands (even though that's obviously a Christmas movie)
But my kids really want to see it, and they think it's creepy and should be a halloween movie... anyway...
Inevitably, the Oscar winners became too heavy (our last Oscar movie was The Artist, which was fitting, as we both started this journey with a silent film and ended it with a silent film.) so we now have a "fishbowl".
The "fishbowl" contains slips of paper, upon which guests have written either their favorite movie, or a movie they think everyone would enjoy together and might not have seen before.
Tonight, we're watching Stagecoach (1939) - John Wayne's first big hit.
I just love the poster.
Anyway, that's Movie Night. A right-honourable tradition that I hope never ends.
#film #movies #filmstodon
#academy #academyawards #oscar #oscars #family #moviefood #stagecoach #classicmovies #classicfilm -
So, I don't know if I've talked about Monthly Movie Night on here before.
Way back in 2014 my wife and I had an idea to watch all the Best Picture Academy Award winning movies, in order, from 1927's "Wings" up to the present-day. We would watch one per month, which , if everything went smoothly, would have us catching up the the present day after a few years.
The family got word of the idea and liked it, so we invited them all to come over. We have a big family, and they're almost all locals. So every month we've been hosting about 15-20 people, to watch a classic movie.
We do themed food. (for instance, this month is a western, so we're having chili)
We have a popcorn machine. (a real, full-sized one)
We do movie trivia (with the night's winner, second, and third place receiving the movie candy boxes of their choice, respectively. The cumulative trivia winner for the year gets to pick the New Year's Eve movie. (Yes, we do Movie Night on New Year's Eve every year)
Before the movie, we run a cartoon that matches the theme of the movie. And then we run a trailer for the next month's movie. And then... roll film!
After the movie, we go out and sit around the fire pit, listen to music, and chat until midnight-ish.
Well, 12 years later, we're still going strong.
We've celebrated announcing our first pregnancy at movie night. We celebrated announcing our 2nd kid at movie night. Our youngest is now 7, and our oldest is now 11. To them, a monthly movie night is just a given - "doesn't everyone do a movie night?"
The audience has also grown older. My wife's grandma has come to almost every movie night, and she's now 97 years young and still going strong. She's a hoot. She can't remember anything you just said to her just a minute ago, but she can recount some of the craziest stories from her past. Stories about each of the aunts and uncles that come to movie night, and who are now also in their late 60's/70's.
The goal of watching all the Oscar winners stayed as true as we could make it.
For some movies, they were just not great for a mixed audience, so we skipped those and went with the biggest Blockbuster of that year. When both were no-go's, we picked another fun one from that year.
For Halloween, we always pick a classic. This year we're going with Edwards Scissorhands (even though that's obviously a Christmas movie)
But my kids really want to see it, and they think it's creepy and should be a halloween movie... anyway...
Inevitably, the Oscar winners became too heavy (our last Oscar movie was The Artist, which was fitting, as we both started this journey with a silent film and ended it with a silent film.) so we now have a "fishbowl".
The "fishbowl" contains slips of paper, upon which guests have written either their favorite movie, or a movie they think everyone would enjoy together and might not have seen before.
Tonight, we're watching Stagecoach (1939) - John Wayne's first big hit.
I just love the poster.
Anyway, that's Movie Night. A right-honourable tradition that I hope never ends.
#film #movies #filmstodon
#academy #academyawards #oscar #oscars #family #moviefood #stagecoach #classicmovies #classicfilm -
Craving movie-magic cooking? Babish recreates Ratatouille's stunning Confit Byaldi — gorgeous plating, precise technique, and comfort-food vibes all in one. Perfect watch for chefs, home cooks, and fans of foodie cinema. Learn the steps and make Remy proud! #BingingWithBabish #Ratatouille #ConfitByaldi #Cooking #Recipe #Foodie #MovieFood #FrenchCuisine #English
https://peertube.sarg.dev/videos/watch/b7ecee99-0add-49ad-bcc6-a230056c6b15 -
Watching “Never Say Never Again” - fully support this suitcase packing method.
#movies #food #moviefood #moviestodon #jamesbond #OldMovies #caviar #foodie #travel
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Watching “Never Say Never Again” - fully support this suitcase packing method.
#movies #food #moviefood #moviestodon #jamesbond #OldMovies #caviar #foodie #travel
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Watching “Never Say Never Again” - fully support this suitcase packing method.
#movies #food #moviefood #moviestodon #jamesbond #OldMovies #caviar #foodie #travel