Did any of you that have the DVD watch the out-takes? There is one scene where the brothers are filling out postcards stating that they wanted these salesmen to come and demonstrate their wares. Thus the reason they had so many salesmen coming to their door. Another one showed that they had ran out of clay pigeons and had so much corn that they couldn"t give it away. They ended up using ears of corn as their targets. An exceptionally good movie that, like others have said, does not get old.
Another movie that I watch frequently is "The Education of Little Tree." It"s about a young boy that is part Native American who"s father was killed in WW I and mother passed away. He ends up living with his father"s parents in the back woods. The best line from that movie is when Little Tree purchases a sick calf from a "good Christian" man. When the calf dies, he is asked what lesson he had learned from this experience. His reply was: "I sure as heck don"t want to trade with any of those Christians!"
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