Me, too. I love that film. Rex Harrison was great. The TV series was kinda fun, too, but the film was just spectacular.
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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Me, too. I love that film. Rex Harrison was great. The TV series was kinda fun, too, but the film was just spectacular.
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Impact from 1949 with Brian Donlevy.
Great plot with a wife that tries to kill her husband, but fails.
Do I even need to mention it's a film noir classic?
Really long for back then, darn near 1.5hrs.
Great plot with a wife that tries to kill her husband, but fails.
Do I even need to mention it's a film noir classic?
Really long for back then, darn near 1.5hrs.
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Last weekend TCM had several of the best Godzilla movies. I was in heaven; stayed in on a beautiful June day to watch three of them.
I have come to the conclusion that there are a number of undeniable truths. The Germans make great beer; the British great cheeses. The Italians make great shoes and the Japanese are the kings of the monster movie. Forget the CGI. Give me a Japanese guy in a lizard suit ANY DAY
[video=youtube;3WPbyV22eTM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WPbyV22eTM[/video]
I have come to the conclusion that there are a number of undeniable truths. The Germans make great beer; the British great cheeses. The Italians make great shoes and the Japanese are the kings of the monster movie. Forget the CGI. Give me a Japanese guy in a lizard suit ANY DAY
[video=youtube;3WPbyV22eTM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WPbyV22eTM[/video]
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Caught The Libertine last night. Unusually for a Depp vehicle, it rather bored me.
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Hitchcocks - The Lady Vanishes . Forgot how pretty Margaret Lockwood was 
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The Adjustment Bureau & Hall Pass - I had no real interest in watching either movie but the selection on the plane was poor so this was the best of the bunch that I hadn't already seen.
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Sahara with Bogart. Good wartime fun in the sand
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Sahara with Bogart. Good wartime fun in the sand
Great movie, one of my favorites, Bogie does a great job, tough without being a racketeer.
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Yes - not quite his usual role but still Bogie! It's a pretty good cast all around
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The Ox-Bow Incident - brilliant.
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The Man Who Would Be King
Sean Connery and Michael Caine directed by John Huston from a story by Rudyard Kipling. I don't know how it could get any better.
One of the all time great high adventure movies.
Sean Connery and Michael Caine directed by John Huston from a story by Rudyard Kipling. I don't know how it could get any better.
One of the all time great high adventure movies.
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Great choice!
For me today it had to be Raiders of the Lost Ark for the 30th anniversary of it's release
For me today it had to be Raiders of the Lost Ark for the 30th anniversary of it's release
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Great choice!
For me today it had to be Raiders of the Lost Ark for the 30th anniversary of it's release
30th??? Oh wow... just shoot me :eusa_doh:
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Star Trek (the new one with the young crew). Very good, fast paced, but [spoiler alert] as a bit of a Trekkie, unsure of the whole "alternate timeline" story.
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The Depraved (1957), The Faceless Monster/Nightmare Castle (1965).
Also tried I spit on your corpse, but found it to have really bad acting in it.
I'll look for more grindhouse movies in the next few days, if they have half of a plot.
They give me a change from the film noir's I've been watching lately.
Also tried I spit on your corpse, but found it to have really bad acting in it.
I'll look for more grindhouse movies in the next few days, if they have half of a plot.
They give me a change from the film noir's I've been watching lately.
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I am with you on that...where did the time go?
I know, I know.
Saw it in the theater first day.
I was also there for the first showing the first day "Star Wars" (when that's all there was to the title!), too, and had been looking forward to it for almost a year.
I feel very depressed right now.
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Last two films I saw from my collection were The Big Sleep and Night of the Ghouls, in theaters it was Priest
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