So Elivra does the “cleaning up”? Jane doesn’t seem like the housekeeping type.
See that, missplaced the bird…yeah I bet. Aha, a scotch drinker. Yeah I like Jane. I don’t trust Blanche 
Look at that. She used the mimic voice for the liquor store. That’s great!!
Was Davis “that” bad?
The way the young Blanche said she wouldn’t forget.
I like the scene where Elvira catches Jane on the phone, echoes of the scene where Jane catches Blanche. Good stuff.
The music in this is a character. Adds such camp. Show the phone off the hook. Dun DUN Dun!!
No, she’s not. Blanche certainly isn’t. 
See that, missplaced the bird…yeah I bet. Aha, a scotch drinker. Yeah I like Jane. I don’t trust Blanche
An interesting insight. Can’t say I’ve ever thot of Blanche beyond “helpless old lady in wheelchair”.
Oh no. Jane is hearing voices…from the past…but voices just the same. Self medicating…never a good thing. Get some help, sweetie.
Huh. I saw that differently.
You ain’t begun to see camp. This goes way over the top, very quickly.
The buzzer. Cut the line Jane!!
Why am I rooting for Jane?
What’s on the dish? What’s on the dish!?! That smirk wasn’t good.
Oh the bird. It’s gotta be the bird.
Apparently her daughter thot so. From IMDb:
Wrote a book about her mother called “My Mother’s Keeper”. It was an attempt to degrade Bette Davis, in the same style that Christina Crawford had done in “Mommie Dearest”. The book really didn’t amount to much, and Bette Davis lived to write “This N That” in response to her daughter’s attack.
She’s the underdog. Sort of. 
Heh.
I can see the similarities you mentioned while watching ‘Sunset Blvd’ last week.
I really only knew of Joan Crawford from Mommie Dearest, so it was odd to see her so helpless in this movie.
Just hard to imagine this frail old lady ranting about wire hangers.
Just wait until the ending.
Oh no! She’s writing. Never write a note. It’s always found. You were an actress you should know that.
Jane is acting like everyone should know her, so deluded.
HA!
“Who the hell was Baby Jane Hudson?”
Fickle indeed.
Maybe she was never in those kinds of movies. :rolleyes:
It’s the pictures that got small.
I’ve only seen still pictures of ‘Mommie Dearest’, Faye Dunaway was wonderful casting.
Blanche, you in trouble now sweetie. She’s gonna be in a blinky light wheelchair soon.
What’s for lunch today I wonder?