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What Was The Last Movie You Watched?

High Pockets

Practically Family
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Central Oklahoma
The Man Who Wasn't There

The Coen brothers,.....have always marched to the beat of a very different drummer.
And it worries me a bit to think that I'm beginning to enjoy most of their work.
 

Feraud

Bartender
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Hardlucksville, NY
High Pockets said:
The Man Who Wasn't There

The Coen brothers,.....have always marched to the beat of a very different drummer.
And it worries me a bit to think that I'm beginning to enjoy most of their work.
Why worry? Enjoy the vision that is Coen. :)
 

Mr. 'H'

Call Me a Cab
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Dublin, Ireland, Ireland
Away We Go: very enjoyable, slow burning, excellent acting.

Messrine vol I and II: two great modern French films. Vincent Cassell was excellent. Great style, a real homage to classic French cinematography.
 

Lone_Ranger

Practically Family
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500
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Central, PA
Marcus said:
ZULU!!!!

1964....Michael Caine's first starring role.

Lieutenant Gonville Bromhead. Great movie! I'm going to have to buy the DVD.


Watching "Walk Softly, Stranger" with Joseph Cotton, on TCM right now.
 

Wally_Hood

One Too Many
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1,772
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Screwy, bally hooey Hollywood
Marcus said:
ZULU!!!!

1964....Michael Caine's first starring role.

What a great action story. Of course, if you're the Zulus, you might have a different perspective on the events.

Nonetheless, this is one of my favorites. My cousins and I saw it at the movies double billed with 55 Days at Peking. What a combo!

Now if we can just get 55 Days... on dvd-
 

Corto

A-List Customer
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USA
Just finished "Action in the North Atlantic" starring Humphrey Bogart. The film is about the Merchant Marine ferrying supplies to Europe before America was in WWII. (A little trivia: The screenplay was written by one of the pioneers of deep sea diving technology. )

I also just finished "South Sea Woman" starring Burt Lancaster. Great film. Lancaster was a hell of a tough guy in his prime.
 

Smithy

I'll Lock Up
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Norway
They showed "The Falcon Out West" on the telly here last night which I thoroughly enjoyed.

He's a dapper old chap that Tom Conway.
 

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