Movies Provoke My Memories - Can They Do That To You?
Movies Provoke My Memories - Can They Do That To You?
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Sure, seeing old movies evokes memories.
One quick example
My father was in the CCC ( Civilian Conservation Corp) ( he was sent into that service by a judge trying to cure him of his youthful wayward ways) and his group was sent to act as extras on the filming of the 1939 movie "Drums Along The Mohawk", which was made in Utah (although the story took place in colonial New York I think.)
Every time I see the movie on the infrequent occasions it comes on tv, I remember my dad telling us about it.
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Music from movies tend to do that to me. One of the most haunting pieces of music I ever heard came from a very unlikely source, The Omega Man, with Charlton Heston (I had a crush on him as a kid). It reminds me of the summer my Uncle Simon came to stay with us. He is so much fun to have around.