Monday, January 01, 2024

The Poseidon Adventure (1972)

The Poseidon Adventure is an award-winning 1972 disaster film starring Gene Hackman, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Shelley Winters, Roddy McDowall, Stella Stevens, Jack Albertson, Pamela Sue Martin, Arthur O'Connell, and Leslie Nielsen. It takes place on New Year's Day.

via Daily Motion:



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A Christmas present this year:

14 comments:

  1. Happy New Year - wishing you all the best in 2024. Nice new tree to add to the collection.

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    1. It's such a different little tree :)

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  2. ...you have a forest!

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    1. ikr?! I've asked The Husband to stick with the little trees like this if he gets me more or there soon won't be room for anything else lol

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  3. I just read yesterday about this movie being set on January 1. And I remember the big fuss about this film when it came out.I am loving this tree also. Next year you'll have some beautiful decorations for certain. Happy New Year. I hope this is the start of an excellent year for you Nita.

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    1. So far so good :) Hope for the future!

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  4. I love that tree! How sweet.
    I don't think I saw this one, but I am getting old and forgetful!

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    1. I had seen it on TV back in the day iirc but enjoyed watching it again. The acting is great.

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  5. Loved the movie. Hated the theme song. I'm enjoying your Christmas tree forest.

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    1. The actors were impressive in this, I thought. The little ones can stay out all year, which gives me a happy feeling :)

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  6. I love your new tree -- it's darling. And I also remember enjoying The Poseidon Adventure, which I recall seeing with my mom.

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    1. Isn't that tree sweet? I like it, too :)

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  7. The is the one I like best. Shelley Winters was a favorite actress of mine. Have a nice day today.

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    1. I've always had a fondness for Ernest Borgnine. They're good together here.

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