[speaker001:] tell me what's the last movie you saw
[speaker002:] the last movie I saw in a theater was Hook
[speaker001:] Hook
[speaker002:] and uh it was very enjoyable um I'm trying to think there's a lot of movies I want to see
[speaker001:] oh yeah there seems to be a lot out especially around Christmas but we were kind of busy and didn't really get out to see any of them
[speaker002:] but it but what the last one you saw
[speaker001:] uh the last one I went to the theater to see was uh The Doctors
[speaker002:] hum
[speaker001:] and I thought that was real good but I rent movies all the time
[speaker002:] yeah we do too
[speaker001:] yeah the last that seems to be the way we do it any more I saw Dying Young over the weekend
[speaker002:] is that good that's with um I'm trying to think who's in that
[speaker001:] and last week uh what's her name Julia Roberts
[speaker002:] oh okay okay
[speaker001:] and uh it was just really good I knew it was going to be sad and I knew somebody was going to be dying
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] but it was is still has an interesting plot twist to it
[speaker002:] um we want to go see JFK
[speaker001:] yeah trying to
[speaker002:] I mean I have heard lots of reviews and stuff but I still want to see it just to
[speaker001:] I have been putting off to go see that one but my wife wants to see it too
[speaker002:] and uh
[speaker001:] it just seems so much trouble any more to go to a theater
[speaker002:] yeah it is and Plano has grown so much that um you know the restaurants and stuff are all so crowded now you use to be able to get out to get a quick bit to eat and go see a movie and it's just not that way any more
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] so we usually stay in on Friday nights and rent movies and I think probably the last rented movie I saw well no I take that back it wasn't rented I think it was just on HBO at my in-laws house or something but it was Hunt for Red October
[speaker001:] oh yeah I
[speaker002:] and I love that movie
[speaker001:] yeah I went uh I went to the theater to see that one and then I rented it I think when it came out too
[speaker002:] yeah oh that would've been a good one that would've been a good one to see
[speaker001:] yeah
[speaker002:] yeah but renting them just doesn't do them justice sometimes
[speaker001:] sometimes you're right it doesn't uh but it beats watching what ever is on television
[speaker002:] yeah that's true I mean I think like uh Dances with Wolves just you know would be a good movie on television but it you know the scenery and everything was so beautiful on the screen
[speaker001:] yeah we had a pretty quiet Christmas at our house this year and one of the things that we've been putting off for a long time was to was to rent all of the Godfather movies
[speaker002:] oh really
[speaker001:] so we did that and
[speaker002:] all of them did you
[speaker001:] it was uh you know like fourteen hours of Godfather stuff
[speaker002:] oh wow in one night
[speaker001:] no it took us about three days but
[speaker002:] okay I was going to say that's a long movie
[speaker001:] yeah well it was still lots I'm telling you when that that the last hour you know uh number three we felt like we were Italians we were eating Italian snacks and drinking wine and we were thinking this has got to stop
[speaker002:] how many are there
[speaker001:] there's three
[speaker002:] three okay
[speaker001:] yeah it's almost something around fourteen hours
[speaker002:] well that's not as bad as as uh Friday the 13th or Planet of the Apes or
[speaker001:] uh but my I think my favorite though are old movies black and white
[speaker002:] yeah
[speaker001:] uh I like the old prison movies in the thirties and things like that it's just I don't know there's just something about them I think it reminds me of my childhood
[speaker002:] really
[speaker001:] not I just remember when I was little in the summer we got to stay up all night and that's what was on
[speaker002:] um-hum um-hum
[speaker001:] so somehow that reminds me again with all my brothers and sisters and you know making popcorn and making homemade pizzas in the middle of the night and stuff so
[speaker002:] we went through a stage where we rented a lot of the um Alfred Hitchcock the you know like North by Northwest and Rear Window and all those and those are really good I mean you know the old black and whites and
[speaker001:] yeah I watched uh Doris Day Retrospective on uh CBS the other night just I thing about her and different movies she'd been in and I realized how much I missed the old Doris Day Rock Hudson movies
[speaker002:] yeah oh yeah
[speaker001:] they were just always I can remember never missing one at the theater
[speaker002:] hum
[speaker001:] and because they were like fantasy and and they were an escape from the real world I think and even if I see one on now or somewhere I'll want to watch it so
[speaker002:] um-hum yeah oh they're those are some movies and they come on uh every now and then are you still there
[speaker001:] yeah I am still here yes
[speaker002:] okay it got real quiet I didn't know
[speaker001:] yeah I was just kind of
[speaker002:] there was no static or anything I thought no
[speaker001:] I am in a rest area and I was just kind of looking someone went by there I
[speaker002:] I thought I'd lost you so you are headed up to Tennessee
[speaker001:] yeah uh to Tennessee it's my mother's eighty fifth birthday
[speaker002:] where about
[speaker001:] uh Kingsport
[speaker002:] oh okay that's right yeah um I work for TI and I have traveled to Johnson City before and I
[speaker001:] you know where that is oh yeah are they still there
[speaker002:] um most of it was sold off to Simon's but there is still about five hundred employees that work that are TI
[speaker001:] yeah yeah I remember back when they first open in the early seventies there I worked at Univac and uh just down the road and boy all the everybody just
[speaker002:] oh