Talk:Good Morning (1959 film)

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"...during An Autumn Afternoon in 1962, his final film, jokes are made about an ageing husband's sexual potency.[citation needed]"

"Citation needed"? What am I supposed to do, cite THE MOVIE ITSELF? If you watch 'An Autumn Afternoon', you'll see the scene where jokes are made about an ageing husband's sexual potency. That's the only "citation" I need, and if you deny there's such a scene in the film, you need to check either your eyes or your DVD.

Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Wikipedia in a nutshell: Qworty? We don't have a problem with him. Jokes made in 'An Autumn Afternoon' about an ageing husband's sexual potency? Ooh, we need a citation for that!!! — Preceding unsigned comment added by 86.168.125.245 (talk) 15:38, 2 November 2013 (UTC)[reply]