Wally_Hood
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Destination Moon. Hadn't seen it for decades. Commendable effort to treat science fiction seriously. My dvd, while in technicolor, seemed bleached out in places.
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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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FinalVestige79
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Bugsy Malone
Great Film! Funny and Really a good family movie!! The singing bits with the voices..."My Name is Tallulah" God I wanted to impale myself!
Great Film! Funny and Really a good family movie!! The singing bits with the voices..."My Name is Tallulah" God I wanted to impale myself!
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" O Brother Where Art Thou " My son lent this too me the other day. A Great Movie and excellent Soundtrack. In fact I bought the soundtrack after finishing the movie. There are scenes reminicent of a "Our Gang" episode the "Little Sinner" with Spanky, Buckwheat and Porky. This Movie makes me want to buy a tin of Pomade, Dapper Dan of course.
Antje
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Just watched Sweeney Tod
MarcusB
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LOVE that film!!, especaily the bit when they trash Waitrose!.JennyLou said:
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The Aviator-- Leonardo Dicaprio
The Untouchables-- Kevin Costner
The Untouchables-- Kevin Costner
Miss Golightly
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Slumdog Millionaire
P2
Man on Wire
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KY Gentleman
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"Shooter". This is a good one.
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High Sierra
I like it better than I liked Public Enemies.
I like it better than I liked Public Enemies.
Laura Chase
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Revolutionary Road - everyone has to see it, brilliant!
JennyLou
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The Go- Getter
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Her Cardboard Lover (1942).
It wasn't one of my favorites, but was fine to pass the time while eating breakfast.
It wasn't one of my favorites, but was fine to pass the time while eating breakfast.
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Antje said:
I really liked this movie! Of course, I'm a sucker for musicals, but I thought the acting and singing in this were both very good.
DanielJones
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The Wizard of Oz this last weekend. It has been a long time. Forgot most of it since I saw it last as a kid around Thanksgiving time. Brings a whole new perspective to it.
Cheers!
Dan
Cheers!
Dan
Wally_Hood
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Charlie Chan on Broadway, which is misleading because Charlie never goes near a theatre in the whole picture,
and,
The Devil Commands, with Boris Karloff, which is again a misleading title, because I don't think that phase is ever once uttered. Still vintage Boris though. I used this movie to illustrate to one of the little Hoods the inspiration of Hank Azaria's performance in Battle of the Smithsonian.
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The Devil Commands, with Boris Karloff, which is again a misleading title, because I don't think that phase is ever once uttered. Still vintage Boris though. I used this movie to illustrate to one of the little Hoods the inspiration of Hank Azaria's performance in Battle of the Smithsonian.
Antje
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Bobby, about Robert Kennedy, it was an interesting story
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The Last House on the Left
WAY better than the original 70s version by Wes Craven. The villains arnt crazy psychos just because, they ARE crazy but in a more realistic way. This is real good psychological horror. Its got a lot of very realistic GRAPHIC scenes in it. I think it gets great when the parents start to defend themselves. They dont hide and wait like in normal horror films, they fight back and that is what makes it good.
LD
WAY better than the original 70s version by Wes Craven. The villains arnt crazy psychos just because, they ARE crazy but in a more realistic way. This is real good psychological horror. Its got a lot of very realistic GRAPHIC scenes in it. I think it gets great when the parents start to defend themselves. They dont hide and wait like in normal horror films, they fight back and that is what makes it good.
LD
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Profundo Rosso - I really like Dario Argento movies. I might watch Susperia today.
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