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Originally Posted By wtfboombrb: "The Night of The Hunter" (1955) with Robert Mitchum is a good one, which reminds me of German Expressionist films from the 1920's. Check out "Nosferatu" and "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari". View Quote Mitchum is even creepier in this one than he was in Cape Fear (1955) which is also an excellent movie. Here's another with Lee Marvin being his usual badass self. It was loosely remade as Payback (1999). Attached File Point Blank (1967) |
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Guns of Navarone
Where Eagles Dare The Man Who Would be King Zulu Sea Hawk Kelly's Heros The Dirty Dozen To Hell and Back 20000 League's Under the Sea |
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Mr. Winkle Goes to War (1944). A 44-year old banker (Edward G. Robinson) gets drafted and winds up in the South Pacific.
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame - Lon Chaney version.
Gone With The Wind - love that scene at the RR depot where it's overflowing with the wounded. |
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Captains Courageous
Bring me the head of Alfredo Garcia Fitzcarraldo The man who would be king Cool hand Luke |
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The Lost Weekend.
Don't watch if you are currently an active alcoholic. Four Academy Awards This was made during WWII and.... The liquor industry launched a campaign to undermine the film even before its release. Allied Liquor Industries, a national trade organization, wrote an open letter to Paramount warning that anti-drinking groups would use the film to reinstate prohibition. Liquor interests allegedly enlisted gangster Frank Costello to offer Paramount $5 million to buy the film's negative in order to burn it. Wilder quipped that if they’d offered him $5 million, “I would have [burned the negative].” View Quote |
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Casablanca is a great film Malese falcon is better, & Key Largo is great too.I also enjoyLady, breakfast at tiffanies, & Barefoot Comtessa.
op PICK UP A TURIE CLASSIC LIKE BULLET Bullitt (1968) Official Trailer - Steve McQueen Movie |
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Quoted: Wife and I are picking a movie, we decided it has to be a classic. So far we have come up with: Casablanca Gone with the Wind Dirty Dozen To Kill a Mockingbird Then we realized we don't know jack about classic movies, so we punted. Give us your suggestions, all knowing arfcom! View Quote All of these plus Red River Battleground The Third Man Revolution with Al Pacino Pork Chop Hill The Manchurian Candidate with Sinatra The Spy who came in from the Cold |
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The Magnificent Seven - the Yul Brenner one
True Grit Plan 9 From Outer Space |
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Most of my favorites have already been mentioned, so I'll just add a couple:
Singing in the Rain What's Up, Doc? And for binge watching, the Bob Hope and Bing Crosby Road movies. |
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The Godfather I-II, the combined cut making one complete movie.
Patton MacArthur w/ Gregory Peck The Graduate The Guns Of Navarrone The Big Red One Lawrence of Arabia in the original ultra-wide Cinemascope format Failed To Load Title 2001 Raising Arizona Gone With The Wind The Producers Guadalcanal w/ Sterling Hayden The Green Berets Attack Of The Killer Tomatoes (so bad it's good) A Fistful Of Dollars Planet Of The Apes (screenplay by Rod Serling) The Maltese Falcon Citizen Kane |
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Alas, Babylon
The Incredible Shrinking Man A Fish Called Wanda Time Bandits Brazil Baron Munchausen The Meaning Of Life The Life Of Brian The George C. Scott version of A Christmas Carol (Originally a TV movie, but by far the most accurate screen adaptation of the book, IMO.) |
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Little Big Man
A Man Called Horse The Mountain Men The Outlaw Josey Wales Outlander Greystoke, The Legend Of Tarzan, Lord Of The Apes |
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Gunga Din 1939
Road to Morocco 1942 (Any "Road to ..." film) Some Like It Hot 1959 |
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Originally Posted By nickmemphis: It's A Mad, Mad, Mad World View Quote I was with you up to this point but you missed a mad. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963) Ethel Merman nearly ruins that movie for me. Very annoying. |
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Page 4 and no one suggested Jeremiah Johnson.
Silence of the Lambs. Animal House. The Hunt for Red October. TV series but. How the west was won. Roots. |
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Taking of pelham 123.
Excalibur Bad day at black rock The andromeda strain The wild geese Zulu Boys from Brazil Marathon man My favourite western a masterpiece often overlooked Johny guitar |
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Originally Posted By vkeith: I was with you up to this point but you missed a mad. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963) Ethel Merman nearly ruins that movie for me. Very annoying. View Quote LOL Well spotted. |
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Originally Posted By Pesty: Taking of pelham 123. Excalibur Bad day at black rock The andromeda strain The wild geese Zulu Boys from Brazil Marathon man My favourite western a masterpiece often overlooked Johny guitar View Quote Ooh yes the uncensored Excalibur. And on that note, the uncensored Caligula, with Roddy McDowell, as well. |
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A Clockwork Orange
Time After Time } The Time Machine The Texas Chainsaw Massacre John Carpenter's Halloween Das Boot The Shawshank Redemption Gray Lady Down |
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You can get the miniseries The Blue And The Gray on DVD, and it's really good without commercials and some cut scenes restored. I was in 4th or 5th grade when that was first shown and we got tabloid-style scripts. It was one of the first miniseries. Also around that time, The Day After, which if you look carefully, you might see my 13 year old self as an extra. I later owned and lived in one of the 548th SMG bases shown in the launch sequences.
We also got tabloid scripts for that. |
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Originally Posted By nickmemphis: Well, I'm a reformed guitarist that plays bass now, but I was able to overlook that. https://www.AR15.Com/media/mediaFiles/468293/homicide-1401815.jpg View Quote It's pretty sad when the Weezer video is more historically accurate than his Biopic. |
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If you get a copy of The Body Farm, they exhumed Jiles Richardson, with the cooperation of his son, and there's a picture. Yay macabre.
Surprisingly, the vault they used kept the high water table of Beaumont out and the body was in very good condition. They used the type with the arch over a floorplate, instead of the standard box with a lid style common to the era, so it excludes water by natural air pressure. Enough of my Cliff Claven useless trivia: Superman, The Movie Somewhere In Time Stripes Caddyshack Animal House An American Werewolf In London The Great Divide The Greatest Story Ever Told |
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Gaslight. A good Alfred Hitchcock movie.
Last Man on Earth with Vincent Price. |
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I've been a fan of the old Johnny Weismuller Tarzan films since I was kid in the 60's. Even in my childhood, the SF and filming was way outdated and the films kind of campy, but there is just something about them I've always liked. Also had a huge crush on Maureen O'Sullivan. :)
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Probaly been said:
On the Waterfront Mash Brians Song Best in Show Spinal Tap |
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