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George Burns in “O, God!” is a very special kind of movie. I doubt very many people reading this have seen it. It was released in 1977. I really couldn’t tell you when I saw this but I can tell you who I was with. My Grandmother and I watched this on TV one day. I’m sure it wasn’t planned out or anything. She likely saw it in TV guide, maybe half way through my Grandfather came in and we all watched. I’m sure from their perspective it was more like, oh how nice George Burns is still working… Kind of like when we see an actor from the 80’s we liked do a guest appearance. The trailer is just sooooo out of date. When the sequels came around I went to the theater to see them too.
I watched this over the weekend, and while some of it was pretty outdated I don’t think the message was at all. IN short God decides to choose one person to help spread the word about him… As you can guess, people have trouble believing. At one point during the end he talks about how no one had a problem believing in the devil a few years back… referencing “The Exorcist”.
If you have never seen this give it a shot, I actually ended up starting to watch this on YouTube but switched over to renting it on Amazon after a few minutes… I kind of got sucked into it, I can’t really explain it.
Favorite Quotes – GOD – The last miracle I did was the 1969 Mets. Before that, I think you have to go back to the Red Sea.
– GOD – Tobacco was one of my big mistakes. Ostriches were a mistake. Silly looking things. Avocados, Made the pit too big.
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I have seen this one. George Burns was pretty funny. I remember watching him on Burns and Allen, so you know I’m old!
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Hey, I knew it to. The 2nd two I saw in theater.
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Oh God!!! I had forgotten all about this movie!!! 😀 Going to definitely have to find it somewhere. I know my mom has it on VHS back home. 😉
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It’s been so long since I’ve seen this one. I remember loving it!
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Another movie I loved!
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I have 2 daughters in their 20’s who I’m sure never heard of this one. Thanks for the great memory boost 🙂
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I saw this movie at the drive-in when it first came out.
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I never saw the movie, but that is a CLASSIC quote. From the Red Sea to the ’69 Mets. Hilarious. And I wonder if this was the one and only time John Denver was in a movie? I think I’ll hit up YouTube for a little Rocky Mountain High.
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Muppets movie for sure
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Good call! Totally forgot about that. But I did enjoy a little Rocky Mountain High!
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Oh, I saw the movies on TV (maybe not all) with my sister when we were younger. They were probably old flicks already by then. But we loved them! Maybe I’ll go check them out on YouTube as you said they’re there…Thanks for the info!
My O: Ode Things
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Oh, and my O movies: Oliver! (musical), The Odd Life of Timothy Green
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