7 reactions from 1 source (Bluesky) · newest Sep 30, 2026 · last updated Oct 9, 2026 · How this works
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7 of 7 · most liked firstWe were a TV Guide household. Mom once asked me to tell here what was on that night. CBS was channel 2, atop the list, so I said "Just Tell Me What You Want" She didn't know it was a movie so we had an unprompted "who's on first" but we were sooo mad, then laughed so hard youtu.be/N-yUx1JjpBE?...
unlabelledView post →And we're off, with MOVIE NO. 3 in our chronological trip through the American movies of the 1980s. Released Jan. 18, 1980, it's Sidney Lumet's comedic take on what used to be known as the battle of the sexes...It's JUST TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT!
unlabelledView post →Have you ever seen Just Tell Me What You Want? Myrna plays Alan King's executive secretary, and she's just amazing. As is Dina Merrill as AK's wife. First half of the movie: superb. Second half of the movie: meh.
unlabelledView post →I was trying to use a movie to explain that management has to decide the direction of the company is so I can actually do what they want, and luckily thought of the MI3 negotiation scene. I was too dangerously close to blurting out the MacGruber "JUST TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT ME TO FUUUUUUUUUUCK"
unlabelledView post →I'd forgotten that "Just Tell Me What You Want" was a movie, and I briefly hoped it was literally just that. "Here's $7; I want 'The Godfather,' along with a 1939 newsreel and the Cinemascope Tom & Jerry cartoon of your choice." "...theater 7. Gimme 20 minutes to get you set up."
unlabelledView post →It'll always be Tell Me What You Want Me To Do for me... www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmW7...
unlabelledView post →JUST TELL ME WHAT YOU WANT, a well-intentioned and crafted but ungainly movie by Lumet and Jay Presson Allen, has the great Alan King monologue about the silliness of it as a business venture
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