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RE: Classic Films - Deadman 30 - 02-04-2010 10:45
The Big Red One
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A classic World War 2 movie, with Lee Marvin as a battle hardened, world weary sergeant leading a squad of American soldiers through perilous wartime Europe.
War is my favourite genre in film, and this is just one of my many faves in this field.
RE: Classic Films - Captain Vimes - 02-04-2010 12:42
Not the awful Hollywood remake, Thank God.
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RE: Classic Films - Deadman 30 - 04-04-2010 16:34
Rear Window
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James Stewart stars as a paralysed resident in a block of flats, who may or may not have witnessed his creepy neighbour commit a crime....
Pyscological thriller by Alfred Hitchcock that really shreds the nerves..
RE: Classic Films - CFCBLUE - 04-04-2010 23:50
The Ladykillers
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RE: Classic Films - hobbes1983 - 05-04-2010 06:23
For me it's Casablanca, I honestly feel it gets better with every viewing and Ingrid Bergman is absolutely stunning in it
Also a huge fan of Angels with Dirty Faces, another genuine classic piece of cinema
RE: Classic Films - Forum Style - 05-04-2010 06:51
"The Incident" (1967) starring Martin Sheen and Tony Musante is a great but very frustrating film. Two thugs terrorize a subway train as the male passengers fail to stand up for themselves or protect their wives. A very claustrophobic movie that gets under your skin because you'd assume, in their position, you'd flippin' smack 'em one. An exploration of the 'Stockholm syndrome'. Well worth a watch.
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RE: Classic Films - *Kal-El* - 05-04-2010 20:16
For the me has to be the Back To The Future Films, no matter how many times i watch all three films i never get borrowed of them. Classics in my books, there not many trilogy's that as good as it
.one question tho, where's the hoverboards
RE: Classic Films - *Kal-El* - 05-04-2010 20:26
Had to put this in the hoverboard scene
:RE: Classic Films - doggie12 - 05-04-2010 20:36
zulu has to be an all time classic, great film, even better on blu ray. Michael cane is awesome. true story 100 agaisnt five thousand. Dont think the hundred would stand much chance in this day and age.
RE: Classic Films - Captain Vimes - 05-04-2010 20:37
Each and every one of their films, well technically shorts.
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