Houchens Head
Fairly well known member from Malvern
Never been a fan of his. I don't think there's one of his films I could say I liked.
Never been a fan of his. I don't think there's one of his films I could say I liked.Does anyone rate Woody Allen films?
In my opinion, some of them rank among the best films ever made. 'Annie Hall', 'Manhattan', 'Hannah and her Sisters', 'Purple Rose of Cairo'. But they are very USA-culture oriented and you have to understand the American (and particularly New York) culture to appreciate them. Even if you don't like Woody Allen, surely you like Diane Keaton?Does anyone rate Woody Allen films?
How about "Our Man Flint" and "In Like Flint" with James Coburn?
They are really spoofs of James Bond films, but good fun all the same.
For a long time I had the 'red telephone' ring as my ringtone.
Surprised it took so long for Midnight express to be mentioned, so take a bow sir! Probably these two won't qualify as they are a bit later-Casino and Good fellas. Sleepers is also good.The Deer Hunter
Midnight Express
are two belters.
The submarine one is called the fantastic voyageBeen some brilliant films mentioned on here, but a few others I liked
Sexy Beast, Ray Winstone's best film imo
Quadraphenia, was brilliant at the time.
Rita, Sue and Bob to.
The one where a submarine and its crew are shrunk, and travel round a mans body.
Shooters, brutally real.
Thought the Ealing comedy's were great:
The Lady Killers.
Passport to Pimlico.
And especially
Kind Hearts and Coronets.
Yes, they are all very funny, and I dislike the needless remakes too.Personally, I still enjoy The Pink Panther Sellars' Clouseau series. The Steve Martin rehashes are plain awful though.
Why do they do these re-makes? If they are good movies e.g. Titanic, Planet of the Apes & lots more successful ones - just leave them well alone is my plea.
Laurel & Hardy, Marx Brothers, Airplane...there is a comedy theme here isn't there?
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Lovely! Lovely!!You can't go far wrong with Alfred Hitchcock. So many great movies he made. Psycho, Vertigo, Rear Window, Rebecca, Suspicion, The 39 Steps, The Lady Vanishes, Notorious, North by Northwest, Shadow of a Doubt, Frenzy etc.
Hmmmm. .. Donald Trump does look a little bit like Rod Steiger doesn't he, when you think about it.Watched in the heat of the night the other week. What a great film. Addressing some of the uglier sides of society in the process as well, sadly a lot of those uglier things seem to be creeping back into society and some of the messages are becoming relevant again.
Hmmmm. .. Donald Trump does look a little bit like Rod Steiger doesn't he, when you think about it.
That's a great film. Rod Steiger overacts brilliantly.Watched in the heat of the night the other week. What a great film. Addressing some of the uglier sides of society in the process as well, sadly a lot of those uglier things seem to be creeping back into society and some of the messages are becoming relevant again.
:banghead:Just seen Gone with the wind has been pulled from a theatre in Memphis as some find the material offensive. The world has gone mad.
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Some idiot probably thought the title was a reference to flatulence.Just seen Gone with the wind has been pulled from a theatre in Memphis as some find the material offensive. The world has gone mad
Been some brilliant films mentioned on here, but a few others I liked
Sexy Beast, Ray Winstone's best film imo
Quadraphenia, was brilliant at the time.
Rita, Sue and Bob to.
The one where a submarine and its crew are shrunk, and travel round a mans body.
Shooters, brutally real.
Thought the Ealing comedy's were great:
The Lady Killers.
Passport to Pimlico.
And especially
Kind Hearts and Coronets.
You can if you are taking a shower.You can't go far wrong with Alfred Hitchcock. <snip>
I took a shower once. I got thrown out of that B & Q!You can if you are taking a shower.
Me and the current Mrs HH watched "Allied" recently. A really good war-time thriller with (dare I say it) a bit of romance thrown in. It stars Brad Pitt. Really good film and highly recommend it!
I didn't say it was either Otis. I just said it was "A really good war-time thriller" and "Really good film and highly recommend it!"Isn't that just a good old-looking film, rather than a good old film?
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