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Re: Good old movies?

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#24200345 - 03/28/17 07:06 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24200814 - 03/28/17 09:58 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Anyone enjoy The Three Stooges?

I know it's just episodes but it's like a old movie.

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24207805 - 03/31/17 12:36 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Who's afraid of Virginia Wolfe

Bogart movies but I can't pick one

Chinatown

Got to have some Scorcese. For old enough movies, Mean Streets and Taxi Driver.

The Conversation, Godfather I and II, Dog Day Afternoon and The Deer Hunter were the only movies John Cazale ever appeared in and every one was nominated for best picture. He was not a "looker" so they cast him in loser guy roles, but in real life he was the romantic partner of Meryl Streep continuing till his death. By the time shooting for The Deer Hunter was to begin, Cazale's lung cancer had become terminal and the studio wanted to drop him so Robert DeNiro put up all liability insurance himself. Al Pacino said "All I wanted to do was work with John for the rest of my life". There is an excellent documentary on his career called "I knew it was You".

With only 1 or 2 exceptions all the suggestions on this thread were excellent.

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24207838 - 03/31/17 12:51 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Brian Jones said:

Bogart movies but I can't pick one

It's hard huh? With Casablanca aside you got The Roaring Twenties, Key Largo, Dark Passage, The Big Sleep, and The Maltese Falcon.

I still haven't seen The African Queen and many others. Any good?

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24207890 - 03/31/17 01:14 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24208299 - 03/31/17 03:52 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Starstepper said:

Brian Jones said:

Bogart movies but I can't pick one

It's hard huh? With Casablanca aside you got The Roaring Twenties, Key Largo, Dark Passage, The Big Sleep, and The Maltese Falcon.

I still haven't seen The African Queen and many others. Any good?

Yeah it's hard, and despite the first 3 words you agree. How do pick one or two?

I don't think, or can't remember, seeing The Roaring Twenties or Dark Passage.

The first movie that got me into Bogart was an obscure one, "Dead Reckoning".

Definitely watch The African Queen. Another one I really like is The Petrified Forrest, with a young Bette Davis.

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24208313 - 03/31/17 03:57 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Starstepper said:

Brian Jones said:

Bogart movies but I can't pick one

It's hard huh? With Casablanca aside you got The Roaring Twenties, Key Largo, Dark Passage, The Big Sleep, and The Maltese Falcon.

I still haven't seen The African Queen and many others. Any good?

Maltese Falcon is a sweet one, only Bogart movie I've seen other than Casablanca.

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24208339 - 03/31/17 04:07 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

I enjoyed The Roaring Twenties. It's the only major film where Bogart is the antagonist, I think.

Bonnie and Clyde is an excellent old movie.

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24208549 - 03/31/17 05:27 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

A Clockwork Orange, North by Northwest,The Wizard of Oz, The Outlaw Jose Wales, Pale Rider, The Great Escape, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf....so many good old movies.

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#24208562 - 03/31/17 05:31 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Rear Window
12 Angry Men

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24208685 - 03/31/17 06:29 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

^^^ 12 Angry Men was so awesome I thought.... Was not expecting it to grab me like it did....
Another:
Tony Curtis, Jack Lemmon, and Marilyn Monroe in Some Like It Hot

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#24208784 - 03/31/17 06:58 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Gaslight, 1940

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24209769 - 04/01/17 03:19 AM (9 years, 6 months ago)

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I enjoyed The Roaring Twenties. It's the only major film where Bogart is the antagonist, I think.

Bonnie and Clyde is an excellent old movie.

Bogie is the villain in Petrified Forrest.

Bonnie and Clyde is great and in at least a couple scenes exceptionally graphically violent for that time. I never was sure Clyde was not making it with Bonnie for a long time because of psychologically caused impotence but nobody shares my opinion. I think there could be other psychological barriers to prevent intimacy.

In The Deer Hunter Michael (DeNiro) shows a lot of avoiding sex when it was there for the taking, but it was never suggested in the movie, or by anyone else that he was impotent. I guess he had better reasons though. In an early scene Stan (John Cazale) makes fun of Michael for not getting it on with a bar room chick that wanted him and Stan suggests "Michael sometimes I think your a fag" She was apparently not to his tastes. In a much later scene he returns from Viet Nam and doesn't make it with Linda (Meryl Streep) and just falls asleep in bed with her. But she was the Chris Walken's character's girlfriend and he is lost in Viet Nam. There was complex psychological stuff going on. When Michael first returns to his little steel town he sees barriers crossing the street saying Welcome Home Michael and he just leaves.
And if you haven't seen it and think I'm spoiling, trust me I haven't. The keys to movie remain unmentioned.

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24209828 - 04/01/17 04:25 AM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Seven Samurai
Ikiru
Double Indemnity
Last Year At Marienbad
La Jetee
The Passion Of Joan Of Arc
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Woman In The Dunes
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Re: Good old movies?

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#24211217 - 04/01/17 05:41 PM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Brian Jones said:

Starstepper said:

Brian Jones said:

Bogart movies but I can't pick one

It's hard huh? With Casablanca aside you got The Roaring Twenties, Key Largo, Dark Passage, The Big Sleep, and The Maltese Falcon.

I still haven't seen The African Queen and many others. Any good?

Yeah it's hard, and despite the first 3 words you agree. How do pick one or two?

I don't think, or can't remember, seeing The Roaring Twenties or Dark Passage.

The first movie that got me into Bogart was an obscure one, "Dead Reckoning".

Definitely watch The African Queen. Another one I really like is The Petrified Forrest, with a young Bette Davis.

Haha sorry man those first 3 words were really bad :lolsy:

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Re: Good old movies?

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Re: Good old movies?

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#24212274 - 04/02/17 02:09 AM (9 years, 6 months ago)

Starstepper said:

Brian Jones said:

Starstepper said:

Brian Jones said:

Bogart movies but I can't pick one

It's hard huh? With Casablanca aside you got The Roaring Twenties, Key Largo, Dark Passage, The Big Sleep, and The Maltese Falcon.

I still haven't seen The African Queen and many others. Any good?

Yeah it's hard, and despite the first 3 words you agree. How do pick one or two?

I don't think, or can't remember, seeing The Roaring Twenties or Dark Passage.

The first movie that got me into Bogart was an obscure one, "Dead Reckoning".

Definitely watch The African Queen. Another one I really like is The Petrified Forrest, with a young Bette Davis.

Haha sorry man those first 3 words were really bad

No dude it was in no way offensive. I just laughed cause you were agreeing.
On your list my first thought was Dark Passages is a great title. But if he's the antagonist in The Roaring Twenties got to see that.

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