Beck, I think Moses was Charlton Heston.
When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad. That’s my religion. Abraham Lincoln
by BoozeRunner 48 Replies latest jw friends
Beck, I think Moses was Charlton Heston.
When I do good, I feel good. When I do bad, I feel bad. That’s my religion. Abraham Lincoln
Witness for the Prosecution was a GREAT movie. Soo many good one listed.
"Long Hot Summer" my fav Paul Newman & Joanne Woodward movie.
Hello Dolly
"Wait Until Dark"
In-Laws
"Pride & Predjudice" Greer Garson, Laurance Olivia
Gas Light-Ingred Bergman, Charles Boyayer (sp?)
When woman meet--Greer Garson
Jane Eyre
Murder by Death
A great Race hahhhaha
Ven
"Come and GET em while there hot, take one and pass it on"
Ven,
You've brought back some memories with The Great Race. We used to watch that every yr back when they used to play it like The Wizard of Oz.
Wait unitl Dark. Now that was a thriller. Wear some gloves to keep yourself from biting your fingernails off.
The In-laws. Peter Faulk is one of my favorite actors of all time (see The Great Race above) This is a classic piece of humor.
TimB
Shane (b&w era)
Any movie with Harrison Ford or Steve Macqueen
Cheers,
Ozzie
All About Eve
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes
Spellbound
Andromeda Strain
Wuthering Heights (Timothy Dalton)
Frenzy (Hitchcock)
Krush Groove!!!! (love Sheila E.)
Purple Rain
Any James Bond film.
Hound of the Baskervilles
Jason and the Argonauts
I'm sure I'll think of some more....
April
If you bury the truth under the ground, it will but grow, and gather to itself such explosive power that the day it bursts through it will blow up everything in its way.--Emile Zola, J'accuse
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Reefer Madness
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Mars Needs Women
Cool Hand Luke with Paul Newman
Cool Hand Luke....Yeah Love Prison movies...how about ....
Escape From Alcatraz with Clint Eastwood....Speaking of Clint
The Good The Bad & The Ugly
TimB
There are lots of good classics and most of mine have already been mentioned.
Not sure if anyone listed "Singing in the Rain" or "To Kill a Mocking Bird"
(There is a house just down the trail from mine. I have asked several people including my mother when she visited the US a couple of years back, who's house does that remind you of and they all say Boo Radley's!)
I agree with Booze Runner, Sidney Poitier is a fine actor and was one of my favorites when growing up. I read his autobiography (This Life) a good while back and I think he has updated it or written a follow up.
Regarding "the Song of the South", I recently learned (a letter in Newsweek) that the film is not available in the US for politically correct sensibilities. Is it available in Canada on video? What about Europe? The actor, James Baskett won an honorary Oscar but is never seen in the US in this Disney classic.
Thirdson