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"So, I said to Margot "Margot, why don't you just speak the lines." Her singing was out of tune THIS MUCH!"

This is stupid! I wanna talk about octavos!!

Yup....

It's always the "dull" ones...

Looks like how I learned music theory in college. Music and a very stiff drink...

grilled lamb chops...

Yes he was. He was still making public appearances, too.

I was thinking about this clip the moment I saw the truncated headline that Borgnine had died at 95, and was hoping someone would post it. When you think back on how many movies the man appeared in, how late into his career he worked and stayed active, and how many of his contemporaries died years ago...this man won. Rest in peace. I love it! It's great, cause, he had obviously hit that point in his life where his philosphy was "Screw it! What are they going to do to me!?"

Neat. It's never a movie I pull out because I'm looking for a great story or great acting. But, kinda like you said, when you're looking for that "movie experience", this is the movie to see.

This was my favorite Ernest Borgnine moment from 4 years ago when he was on Fox and Friends. He talked about his secret to aging well...and well....just watch and listen for yourself. http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/a3b3ed3077/ernest-borgnines-secret-to-aging-well-from-that-happened

Hollywood legend, actor Ernest Borgnine, has passed away. He was 95 years old. http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/upshot/oscar-winning-film-star-ernest-borgnine-dies-la-212606632.html Borgnine was famous for his parts in McHale's Navy, Marty, and even considered for the role of Vito Corleone in The Godfather. RIP

IMDB says it is. 2013 release.

So, has there been any word on whose going to score this one? JW? Howard Shore? James Newton Howard? I'm going with the usual Peter Jackson suspects here and including JW, since he scored the first one. Thoughts?