Favorite Movies

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kittykat said:
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I agree.  That was a great movie with fantastic love story, action, good music...... (Ben Affleck being romantic  *sigh*   LOL)   

What more could you ask for?

 
My grandson is close to this age and he absolutely loved this movie.  I had to watch it several times with him.......

It is a cool movie with a good plot - drama, laughs and story, not just beat 'em up movie.


 
You can watch entire movie clip by clip but no full movie w/o paying.    /default_sad.png

 
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 I usualy won't admit being a romantic, but.......here is one of my favorite pure love stories (not comedy-love story but drama and real life......

accompanied by a song/singer I really like.....

MOVIE:   "THE NOTEBOOK"


 
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A Bronx Tale

American History X -Such a sad, sad story but a very powerful movie.

Love Actually - This movie makes me so unbelievably happy - I could watch it over and over.

Goodfellas

An American President

The Hangover - I didn't care for the two sequels but the original was just so funny.

North by Northwest

Murder on the Orient Express

Dog Day Afternoon

 
DorothyZbornak said:
A Bronx Tale

American History X -Such a sad, sad story but a very powerful movie.

Love Actually - This movie makes me so unbelievably happy - I could watch it over and over.

Goodfellas

An American President

The Hangover - I didn't care for the two sequels but the original was just so funny.

North by Northwest

Murder on the Orient Express

Dog Day Afternoon
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That's a great list of movies - several are favorites of mine, too.

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When I watched this with my parents as a kid, I thought it was great.  Got the sheet music and learned the songs.  Went to St. Louis on a steamboat dinner/theater.  It may seem cheesy now, but I still like it.

Your heart breaks for Ava Gardner's character. 

 


 


If you can still go on Showboat Rides at St Louis where you eat dinner and watch a live show on a showboat - think about making a family outing there.  It's great see the authentic performances, like the can-can  LOL

 
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raymond112 said:
I recently saw "Sublime" a horror movie about a man going for a routine procedure in hosital- not my favorite but a

BIG EYE opener due to todays healthcare!!!
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CREEPY, wasn't it?  Didn't you want to scream and help me?

 
Wish I could repair that huge type where my computer rebelled......LOL   That looks soooo bad.

SORRY, EVERYBODY!

 
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             ON THE WATERFRONT

      



 
   REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE


 (Marlon Brando did a screen test for James Dean's role in this movie.)

 
  GIANT

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaIl5YSxi8U



 
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I had East of Eden with James Dean on my list...... If he'd lived, what an actor.....facial expressions and body language in his roles, he was a natural.

Altho people saw him as "The Rebel" - I've read he was a friendly, pretty nice guy, always willing to sign autographs for fans.  Very intelligent.

The good die young - look how many amazing musical and film stars with great promise have died young.   27-28 yr seems to be a real dangerous time for these "shooting stars"......

Godfather Trilogy, of course.  I could name great movies all night, being a long-time movie buff.

 
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