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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

Gregg Axley

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Criss Cross 1948.
Burt Lancaster, Yvonne De Carlo, and great shots of downtown LA (in HD).
Wonderful film noir, with an incredible story and supporting cast. :eusa_clap
 

2jakes

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​“The Third Man"

This is one my favorite scenes & is the best entrance ever made in a movie by an actor !


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[video=youtube;HP1VPuXEMbg]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HP1VPuXEMbg[/video]
 

Worf

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"Mrs. Miniver" - Still moved to tears by that one.

"This IS the peoples war! Well fight it then with all that is in us! And let God defend the right!"

"I Know Where I'm Going" - First time I saw this one from the beginning. Good if not great film. Wish it had subtitles.

"Ach no... this fish do not know him...."

Worf
 
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"Mrs. Miniver" - Still moved to tears by that one.

"This IS the peoples war! Well fight it then with all that is in us! And let God defend the right!"

"I Know Where I'm Going" - First time I saw this one from the beginning. Good if not great film. Wish it had subtitles.

"Ach no... this fish do not know him...."

Worf

These are two of my favorite movies. In "Mrs. Miniver," I get chills up my spine every time I see the flotilla going out to bring back the soldiers from Dunkirk. Say what you will about the British Empire - it had its moments. And the transition of Lady Beldon was believable and beautiful. This is, to take a term from Worf, a stop-and-drop movie for me.

"I Know Where I'm Going," is an uneven film, but one that has grown on me with multiple viewings. The scenery is incredible and the aborning love - against Wendy Hiller's wishes - is wonderfully done and convincing.

Fading Fast movie tip: My favorite Wendy Hiller movie and role is her as the inn keeper in "Separate Tables," one of my top five not-well-known, but outstanding movies of all time.
 
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Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House. I really love Myrna Loy and Cary Grant together.

I think you would also enjoy the book it is based on. Being the talented writer that you are, you will appreciate seeing the original source material.

And yes, Loy and Grant are great together, but then again, she teamed well with everyone.
 
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AmateisGal

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I think you would also enjoy the book it is based on. Being the talented writer that you are, you will appreciate seeing the original source material.

And yes, Loy and Grant are great together, but then again, she teamed well with everyone.

You're right - I should read the book, too!
 

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