I like old films what are some of your favorites

I had TCM at one time its a good film

Delete this again you libtard cuckfuck

I must check out the human comedy

Howard Hawks 1951 The Thing from Another World and the John Carpenter 1982 Thing

I have thought about posting this but it sounds silly but I thought who cares

Yes please do. You won't be disappointed. The movie was based on the novel written by William Saroyan.

Rio bravo
The Public enemy
Fistful of dollars
Few dollars more(didn’t care for the GB&U)
Escape from Alcatraz
Some like it hot
Marriage Italian style
Yesterday, today and tomorrow

Shoot I have many, I’m only 33 but grew up watching classics

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"Titicut Follies"

"Documentary filmmaker Frederick Wiseman takes us inside the Massachusetts Correctional Institution Bridgewater where people stay trapped in their madness."

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So good it's almost unwatchable

She is always prancing around and smoking and her expressions are fun to watch

As a child I read all the Captain Horatio Hornblower books great books.
Great films

Never heard of this one

I think we are living in an insane world run by the Evil insane

All of the Ma and Pa Kettle movies
To Kill a Mockingbird
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Mighty Joe Young
What Ever Happened to Baby Jane
Angel with Dirty Faces
Tarzan the Ape Man 1932
The Five Pennies
The Fuller Brush Man
The Yellow Cab Man
The Long Long Trailer
Yours, Mine and Ours 1968
Cheaper by the Dozen 1950

Some of those were very funny.

Patterns (1956) ROD SERLING

Rio bravo with Dean Martin good film

TCM will be airing a new original documentary in July of this year marking the 80th anniversary of Orson Welles The Magnificent Ambersons, his great follow up film to Citizen Kane. The original Welles cut has not been seen in all those decades after RKO studio heads mauled the film following several negative previews. Welles vision was too dark in their view. They cut over 40 minutes and tacked on a sappy happy ending to replace Welles' sad poignant ending. A team is currently searching for a copy of the directors cut that Welles had in his possession in Brazil at the time the studio re-edited it in his absence. It could literally be laying in am attic somewhere in South America. They claim to have new leads as to it's possible whereabouts. It would be the most historic find in film history if they succeed.



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Clifton Webb is good in everything he was what they called a confirmation bachelor back in the old days

I can watch Wells outtakes doing a wine commercial. Hurst put the hurt on him .This a great film and joseph Cotten is a great actor

Man's favorite sport
5 steps to danger
Cape fear
War of the worlds
Rodan
Creature from the black lagoon
Swiss family Robinson
Rear window
Meet me in st Louis
Lover come back
True grit
Make haste to live
20000 leagues under the sea
Paleface
Chitty chitty bang bang
Mary Poppins
A touch of evil
Vertigo
The love bug
Tom Sawyer 30s version
Laurel and Hardy flicks

All that Heaven Allows (Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman)
Magnificent Obsession (Rock Hudson and Jane Wyman)
Back Street (Susan Hayward)
Tomorrow is Forever (Orson Wells)
Rebecca (Laurence Olivia and Joan Fontaine)
A Stolen Life (Bette Davis)
Dark Victory
Now, Voyager
Waterloo Bridge (Vivien Leigh)
Young at Heart (Doris Day and Frank Sinatra)

Greasers Palace 1972
El Topo 1970
The Holy Mountain 1973
The Worlds Greatest Sinner 1962
Head 1968
The Magic Christian 1969
Being There 1979
Danger:Diabolik 1968
Fistful of Dollars 1964
The Evil Eye 1963
Black Sabbath 1963
Harold and Maude 1971

Magnificent Obsession was great! Actually found the original soundtrack to that movie on vinyl in a record store dollar bin.

I'm 52...no TV at all by choice...but I love movies...national velvet, gone with the wind, 70s and 80s movies too plus the new classics like Troy, Gladiator, 300, etc

John Wayne westerns

Bridge over river Kwai

Kelly’s hero’s

All those wwII movies

Dirty dozen

Ect.

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Reminds me of Ben hur...thanks I'm gonna try to find these...I don't think I ever saw them...

Great movie. It was on recently back to back with The man with the golden arm.

These are some shit movies y'all picked!!

CASABLANCA!

There is no other one.

A what?? So he would go around and find other bachelors and confirm them??

The Little Shop of Horrors (1960)
Vertigo (1958)
Shadow of a Doubt (1943)