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Old 12-08-2013, 11:56   #31
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Nice selection - Harrison Ford is a great favourite of mine and Bladerunner is a very original film. I have Howard's End on video and Sense and Sensibility - Emma Thompson did a great job with that screenplay. Room with a View is a fab film too. Different genre but The Silence of the Lambs is worth mentioning as well. I also love a very early Ken Brannagh/Colin Firth film with the lovely(and unfortunately, late) Natasha Richardson. I have this on the original video cassette -it's beautifully filmed and is a lovely, sensitive story. The book is excellent too!
What's it's title? (The Brannagh/Firth one). I can't recall that one just now. Fine actors all!
Silence of the Lambs is great - largely due to Anthony Hopkins, I think.
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Old 12-08-2013, 16:19   #32
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What's it's title? (The Brannagh/Firth one). I can't recall that one just now. Fine actors all!
Silence of the Lambs is great - largely due to Anthony Hopkins, I think.
Oops -meant to put a link -It's called "A Month in the Country" -set in Yorkshire after WW1. Book by J L Carr.

A Month in the Country (film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Old 12-08-2013, 17:40   #33
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Oh how I hate that film......every time it is on himself watches it like he has never seen it before.......that and The Lady Vanishes......and all the Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes films too...they make me shudder.
what is worse is that Ma phones him up to tell him they are on
Can you get her to give me a ring too Margaret, I love those old Sherlock films in B and W
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Old 12-08-2013, 18:12   #34
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My all time favourite is Alfred Hitcocks "Rebecca" , I just love it.
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Old 12-08-2013, 22:40   #35
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My all time favourite is Alfred Hitcocks "Rebecca" , I just love it.
Don't remember seeing that one, but "Rear Window" with Grace Kelly and Jimmy Stewart is a favourite of mine.
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Old 13-08-2013, 04:08   #36
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Just watched "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" ... again ... maybe not the best of all time, but right up there. As is "Weekend at Bernie's". And, come to think of it: "Swimming with Sharks".
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Old 13-08-2013, 18:16   #37
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Good Morning Vietnam and The Deer Hunter are also excellent films. I'm getting some good ideas for what to watch this weekend. Choices, choices!!
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Old 13-08-2013, 21:18   #38
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Shane
In The Good Old Summertime
Casablanca
The Searchers
The Quiet Man
Psycho
The Shuttered Room
The Clock
West Side Story
National Velvet
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Old 14-08-2013, 16:16   #39
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12 O'Clock High - quite a lot filmed at Burtonwood, the Control Tower became a listed building because of the film.
Lawrence of Arabia - seen one of the trains TEL actually blew up
West Side Story - For me the best interpretation of Romeo & Juliet
Hot Fuzz - Stupid maybe, bit I found it hilarious
Battle of Britain - Thought I was in a time warp parked at the roadside when 2 Me 109s were attacked by Spitfires. I was near RAF Duxford where most of it was being filmed.
Blazing Saddles - How un-PC can you get, thought it was fantastic
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Old 14-08-2013, 19:28   #40
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Any black and white English movie on a wet and windy afternoon. Toast and coffee, keep it coming.
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Old 15-08-2013, 18:49   #41
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We went to see it at the cinema in Blackburn -part of my classes O-level English course!
Was that with he High School? I seem to recall my big sister going to see that and coming back full of it.
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Old 15-08-2013, 19:13   #42
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For me
Leon
The Duellists
The Godfather Trilogy
A Kind of Loving
The Family Way
Dead Man's Shoes
It's a Wonderful Life
300 Spartans (not 300!)
The Graduate
Johnny got his Gun
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American Graffiti
The Magnificent Seven
Kind Hearts and Coronets
A Bridge too Far
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Old 15-08-2013, 21:06   #43
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For me
Leon
The Duellists
The Godfather Trilogy
A Kind of Loving
The Family Way
Dead Man's Shoes
It's a Wonderful Life
300 Spartans (not 300!)
The Graduate
Johnny got his Gun
Adalen 31
American Graffiti
The Magnificent Seven
Kind Hearts and Coronets
A Bridge too Far
It's a Wonderful Life - a must watch for me at Christmas
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Old 15-08-2013, 21:09   #44
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Ok - a true confession: I remember going to the pictures with my friends, about 1964, watching the Beatles Hard Days Night and us all screaming our fool heads off LOL.
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Ok - a true confession: I remember going to the pictures with my friends, about 1964, watching the Beatles Hard Days Night and us all screaming our fool heads off LOL.
Can remember going flicks down Blackburn, around same time n 2 birds were sat in front of us, one i fancied had some very nice perfume on, I was smelling it n lit a fag up, her hair went up in flames, very inflammable hair lacquer in those days. Now thats what yeh call a true confession. Can't remember what the film was.
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