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Classic Movies
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DJ Red Lion
TRIBE Member
MUSICALS
Sound Of Music
West Side Story
South Pacific
White Christmas
Annie
OLD SCHOOL
To Kill A Mockingbird
Chariots Of Fire
SPORTS
The Four Minute Mile
Hoosiers
Rudy
Hoop Dreams
WAR
Platoon
The Great Escape
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
COMEDY
Top Secret
Ferris Beuller's Day Off
Airplane
TEENY BOP
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Adventures In Babysitting
The Breakfast Club
Sound Of Music
West Side Story
South Pacific
White Christmas
Annie
OLD SCHOOL
To Kill A Mockingbird
Chariots Of Fire
SPORTS
The Four Minute Mile
Hoosiers
Rudy
Hoop Dreams
WAR
Platoon
The Great Escape
Saving Private Ryan
Schindler's List
COMEDY
Top Secret
Ferris Beuller's Day Off
Airplane
TEENY BOP
Fast Times At Ridgemont High
Adventures In Babysitting
The Breakfast Club
Evil Dynovac
TRIBE Member
Watched Lawerence of Arabia last week, which is a beautifully shot, well-written epic with tons of homoerotic undertones and not a single female character in the whole three and a half hour movie.
Watch Glen Gary Glenross last night. It's like Death of a Salesman on meth, a theatre piece with some amazing dialogue and unbelievable acting.
Requiem for a Dream is still haunting my sleep. I've seen it twice this month and will probably watch it again sometime this week. Count the number of times you see turntables in that flick.
Those guys are down.
Watch Glen Gary Glenross last night. It's like Death of a Salesman on meth, a theatre piece with some amazing dialogue and unbelievable acting.
Requiem for a Dream is still haunting my sleep. I've seen it twice this month and will probably watch it again sometime this week. Count the number of times you see turntables in that flick.
Those guys are down.
~soulheaven~
TRIBE Member
My Recommendations
Citizen Kane (Orson Welles)
Amadeus (F. Murray Abraham)
Roman Holiday (Audrey Hepburn)
Breakfast At Tiffany's (Audrey Hepburn)
The Lion In Winter (Peter O'Toole)
The Bridge Over The River Kwai (Sir Alec Guiness)
Fall Of The Roman Empire (Alec Guiness)
El Cid (Charlton Heston)
Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston)
Lawrence Of Arabia (Peter O'Toole)
Mutiny On The Bounty (Clark Gable)
From Here To Eternity (Burt Lacaster, Deborah Kerr)
All Quiet On The Western Front (Lewis Milestone)
Casablanca (Humphrey Boggart)
The Magnificent Ambersons (Orson Welles)
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly (Clint Eastwood)
Hang 'Em High (Clint Eastwood)
The Wild Bunch (William Holden)
Giant (Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor)
Easy Rider (Peter Fonda, Jack Nicholson)
Rebel Without A Cause (James Dean)
American Graffiti (Harrison Ford)
An American In Paris (Fred Astaire)
Dr.No (Sean Connery)
Thunderball (Sean Connery)
Goldfinger (Sean Connery)
The Man Who Would Be King (Sean Connery)
Quo Vadis (Peter Ustinov)
Restoration (Robert Downey Jr.)
Wonder Boys (Robert Downey Jr.)
Dr. Strangelove (Stanley Kubrick)
A Clockwork Orange (Kubrick)
Dr. Zhivago (Kubrick)
Barry Lindon (Stanley Kubrick)
Gone With The Wind (Clark Gable)
Singin In The Rain (Fred Astaire)
The African Queen (Humphrey Boggart, Kathrine Hepburn)
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (Jack Nicholson)
The Maltese Flacon (Humphrey Boggart)
Mr. Smith Goes To Washington (James Stewart)
Annie Hall (Woody Allen)
Manhattan (Woody Allen)
The Best Years Of Our Lives (Fredric March)
A Place In The Sun (Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor)
Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas (Johnny Depp)
Blade Runner (Harrison Ford)
Cleopatra (Elizabeth Taylor)
Shakespeare In Love (Gwyneth Paltrow)
Henry V (Kenneth Branaugh)
Spartacus (Kirk Douglas)
The Robe (Richard Burton, Victor Mature)
Great Expectaions (Gwyneth Paltrow)
Empire Of The Sun (Spielberg)
Quills (Geoffery Rush)
Darby O'Gill & The Little People (Sean Connery) <--pure jokes!
Touch Of Evil (Orson Welles, Charlton Heston)
The Egyptian (Victor Mature)
Name Of The Rose (Sean Connery)
These are some of my favourite movies, all for different reasons, they are powerful, alluring, exciting, and well done. Also, I find that many of these, especially those made before 1970 are films that many people our age haven't seen or even heard of......Enjoy! =)
Greg
Citizen Kane (Orson Welles)
Amadeus (F. Murray Abraham)
Roman Holiday (Audrey Hepburn)
Breakfast At Tiffany's (Audrey Hepburn)
The Lion In Winter (Peter O'Toole)
The Bridge Over The River Kwai (Sir Alec Guiness)
Fall Of The Roman Empire (Alec Guiness)
El Cid (Charlton Heston)
Ben-Hur (Charlton Heston)
Lawrence Of Arabia (Peter O'Toole)
Mutiny On The Bounty (Clark Gable)
From Here To Eternity (Burt Lacaster, Deborah Kerr)
All Quiet On The Western Front (Lewis Milestone)
Casablanca (Humphrey Boggart)
The Magnificent Ambersons (Orson Welles)
The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly (Clint Eastwood)
Hang 'Em High (Clint Eastwood)
The Wild Bunch (William Holden)
Giant (Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor)
Easy Rider (Peter Fonda, Jack Nicholson)
Rebel Without A Cause (James Dean)
American Graffiti (Harrison Ford)
An American In Paris (Fred Astaire)
Dr.No (Sean Connery)
Thunderball (Sean Connery)
Goldfinger (Sean Connery)
The Man Who Would Be King (Sean Connery)
Quo Vadis (Peter Ustinov)
Restoration (Robert Downey Jr.)
Wonder Boys (Robert Downey Jr.)
Dr. Strangelove (Stanley Kubrick)
A Clockwork Orange (Kubrick)
Dr. Zhivago (Kubrick)
Barry Lindon (Stanley Kubrick)
Gone With The Wind (Clark Gable)
Singin In The Rain (Fred Astaire)
The African Queen (Humphrey Boggart, Kathrine Hepburn)
One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest (Jack Nicholson)
The Maltese Flacon (Humphrey Boggart)
Mr. Smith Goes To Washington (James Stewart)
Annie Hall (Woody Allen)
Manhattan (Woody Allen)
The Best Years Of Our Lives (Fredric March)
A Place In The Sun (Montgomery Clift, Elizabeth Taylor)
Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas (Johnny Depp)
Blade Runner (Harrison Ford)
Cleopatra (Elizabeth Taylor)
Shakespeare In Love (Gwyneth Paltrow)
Henry V (Kenneth Branaugh)
Spartacus (Kirk Douglas)
The Robe (Richard Burton, Victor Mature)
Great Expectaions (Gwyneth Paltrow)
Empire Of The Sun (Spielberg)
Quills (Geoffery Rush)
Darby O'Gill & The Little People (Sean Connery) <--pure jokes!
Touch Of Evil (Orson Welles, Charlton Heston)
The Egyptian (Victor Mature)
Name Of The Rose (Sean Connery)
These are some of my favourite movies, all for different reasons, they are powerful, alluring, exciting, and well done. Also, I find that many of these, especially those made before 1970 are films that many people our age haven't seen or even heard of......Enjoy! =)
Greg
Oh Gosh, I saw a bootleg copy of Alig G's new flick this weekend, "ALI G INDAHOUSE." It is too damn funny!!!!! Pure jokes!!!!
But I think a movie's worth should be based on how it stands up with time. "Dr. Strangelove" is a perfect example of a comedy that just gets funnier every time i see it
And I dont think Ill be ranting bout Ali's one liners and getting jerked off by his dog 'Tu Pac' in 5 years
But I think a movie's worth should be based on how it stands up with time. "Dr. Strangelove" is a perfect example of a comedy that just gets funnier every time i see it
And I dont think Ill be ranting bout Ali's one liners and getting jerked off by his dog 'Tu Pac' in 5 years
~soulheaven~
TRIBE Member
Oh yeah, you guys picked some excellent ones that I totally forgot! Great picks! =)
South Pacific (John Kerr)
The Great Escape (Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson)
The Hill (Sena Connery)
A Bridge Too Far (Sean Conner)
Farewell To The King (Nick Nolte)<--incredible & rare soundtrack)
Cimarron (Irene Dunne, Richard Dix)
Of Course, lists like these depend on your ability to sit still and watch the long-slow-paced classics......it's not for everyone I guess......
Greg
P.S. I should have put 'The Bridge ON THE River Kwai' instead of 'OVER THE' =)
cheers!
South Pacific (John Kerr)
The Great Escape (Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson)
The Hill (Sena Connery)
A Bridge Too Far (Sean Conner)
Farewell To The King (Nick Nolte)<--incredible & rare soundtrack)
Cimarron (Irene Dunne, Richard Dix)
Of Course, lists like these depend on your ability to sit still and watch the long-slow-paced classics......it's not for everyone I guess......
Greg
P.S. I should have put 'The Bridge ON THE River Kwai' instead of 'OVER THE' =)
cheers!
~soulheaven~
TRIBE Member
Tommy: You don't like Dr.Zhivago??? I am a sucker for historical epics, but it is rather depressing... =) what don't you like about it??? =)
Greg
Greg
~soulheaven~
TRIBE Member
Oh really? Wow, I was so convinced it was Kubrick.....my bad.....I wonder why the hell I thought that.......
anyway, thanx for the info....
Greg
anyway, thanx for the info....
Greg
Ditto Much
TRIBE Member
12 Angry Men (The original one)
Wizard Of Oz (Never has a larger collection of midgets been on film outside of the porn industry)
Wizard Of Oz (Never has a larger collection of midgets been on film outside of the porn industry)
Klubmasta Will
TRIBE Member
Re: My Recommendations
in addition to silver1's astute observation, robert downey jr. had only a bit part in WONDER BOYS and SINGIN' IN THE RAIN starred gene kelly, not fred astaire.
please turn in your movie historian club membership now.
in addition to silver1's astute observation, robert downey jr. had only a bit part in WONDER BOYS and SINGIN' IN THE RAIN starred gene kelly, not fred astaire.
please turn in your movie historian club membership now.
~soulheaven~
TRIBE Member
haha! I KNEW you would get me on some of those WILL!!! But not bad ratio off the top of my head! =)
For the record though, Robert Downey Jr.'s part in Wonder Boys in MUCH more than a bit one. While Michael Douglas is certainly the lead, I love Downey as the literary agent Crabtree....that is why I put him, but he was a prominent supporting actor. Of course I'm not a big Francis McDormand fan so I didn't mention her.... ;-)
What are your favs Will?? =)
Greg
For the record though, Robert Downey Jr.'s part in Wonder Boys in MUCH more than a bit one. While Michael Douglas is certainly the lead, I love Downey as the literary agent Crabtree....that is why I put him, but he was a prominent supporting actor. Of course I'm not a big Francis McDormand fan so I didn't mention her.... ;-)
What are your favs Will?? =)
Greg
Re: Re: My Recommendations
Gene Who??? I always thought it was the guy from 'Clockwork' soaking in the tub??????!!!Originally posted by Klubmasta Will
in addition to silver1's astute observation, robert downey jr. had only a bit part in WONDER BOYS and SINGIN' IN THE RAIN starred gene kelly, not fred astaire.
Trainspotting
Serpico
Dog Day Afternoon
The Shining
Casino
Godfather I & II
The Professional
the Deer Hunter
Requiem for a Dream
A Clockwork Orange
Life is Beautiful
Sneakers
Willow
the Star Wars Trilogy
A Man For All Seasons
Goodfellas
Newer Ones Gonna Be Classics: Moulin Rouge, A.I, and imo Life as a House
Serpico
Dog Day Afternoon
The Shining
Casino
Godfather I & II
The Professional
the Deer Hunter
Requiem for a Dream
A Clockwork Orange
Life is Beautiful
Sneakers
Willow
the Star Wars Trilogy
A Man For All Seasons
Goodfellas
Newer Ones Gonna Be Classics: Moulin Rouge, A.I, and imo Life as a House
j bunny 2000
TRIBE Member
The graduate
The godfather (well # 2)
Citizen Kane
Scarface
Breathless(fr film)
Casablanca
Gone with the Wind (cause i'm a romantic)
Vertigo
A few of my favs!!
Jess
The godfather (well # 2)
Citizen Kane
Scarface
Breathless(fr film)
Casablanca
Gone with the Wind (cause i'm a romantic)
Vertigo
A few of my favs!!
Jess
The Watcher
TRIBE Member
K... see all of these and then we'll talk
Faris Bueler's Day off
The Postman
The Green Mile
The 5th Element
Hackers
Usual Suspects
Monster Squad
Goonies
American Beauty
The Beach
Blow
Boiler Room
Gone in 60 Seconds
The Crow
Fight Club
Traffic
Human Traffic
haha
There's tonz more, I just dont remember them
-Nick
Faris Bueler's Day off
The Postman
The Green Mile
The 5th Element
Hackers
Usual Suspects
Monster Squad
Goonies
American Beauty
The Beach
Blow
Boiler Room
Gone in 60 Seconds
The Crow
Fight Club
Traffic
Human Traffic
haha
There's tonz more, I just dont remember them
-Nick