Old movies..

[Guest083013]

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[tallgeese]

At this time of year I can't help but love to watch the old black & white monster movies. Frankenstein, The Wolf Man. But also some John Wayne movies, The Cowboys, Liberty Valance. Maybe some Clint Eastwood movies, but more like Kelly's Hero's.

[Doglegg]

Bell, Book and Candle

How to Murder Your Wife

Harvey

Grumpy Old Men

Old Yeller

North by Northwest

The Butcher, the Baker and the Thief (I think that's the title, had a young Heelen Mirren)

Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow

[Guest083013]

Time Warner Cable 302 (Encore Westerns) has some great older westerns..

Right now -"Comes a Horseman" (1978) - James Caan, Jane Fonda (i know, I Know, I KNOW but she looks good in chaps bending over a camp fire) Jason Robards

Later tonight "Annie Oakley" (1935) with Barbara Stanwyck and Preston Foster..

[Daracus]

I enjoy the classic by Alfred Hitchcock "The Birds" I would watch this movie over and over as a kid.

[Guest083013]

I always liked trying to find him within the first minute or so of every movie he made. He was always there (usually in the crowd).

[JMcB]

Originally Posted by dennisrn

I always liked trying to find him within the first minute or so of every movie he made ... (usually in the crowd).

Love Sir Alfred, but he does not always in first minute or so, some were in later, and the most obscure one was in Lifeboat where he is the "before" pic in a weight loss ad that is on the back of a paper or magazine (I can't remember which) that someone is reading. I actually read or heard somewhere that after he heard that so many people were waiting for him to make an appearance and scanning crowd scenes, he started putting his cameos in the beginning so then the audience would not be distracted from the story.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...eo_appearances

Here is a list of times he appears

[Mokoa]

In no particular order...

The Ten Commandments
The Birds
North By Northwest
True Grit
Midway
The Dirty Dozen
Patton
The Bridge Over the River Kwai
The Guns of Navarone
Earthquake
The Towering Inferno
Airport (the first one)
McClintock
Forbidden Planet
2001 A Space Odyssey
Fantastic Voyage
Bullit
The Seven Ups
Jaws (the first one)
Dirty Harry
Dirty Harry Magnum Force
Goldfinger
The Island of Dr No

[candlelitenwine]

I have to go with The Quiet Man. Gotta love Maureen O'Hara in her firey red-headed prime.

Don't forget The French Connection.

[Guest081519]

Caligula. Just kidding, that was just a movie that warped my young 10 year old mind. Seriously parents, WTF?

My favorite old classic movie is Bambi.

[Likinikki]

What A Way To Go
White Christmas
Shane
Old Yeller
Dr. Zhivago
Guns Of Navarone
A Man Called Horse
Funny Girl
Funny Lady
Valley of the Dolls
The Graduate
Tommy

[Mokoa]

The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
The Outlaw Josey Wales
El Dorado
Live And Let Die
The Three Musketeers (the one with Michael York, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain, Christopher Lee, Charlton Heston and Raquel Welch)
Close Encounters Of the Third Kind
ET
Twelve O'Clock High

So Nikki, you like The Guns Of Navarone too? Hmmm... I see a movie date in my destiny.

[Precious_b]

I can't think of them all in one sitting so i'll start small.

Little Big Man

(no pun intended.)

[blongmar]

The Wild Bunch with William Holden, Ernest Borgnine and others...brotherhood...

[Precious_b]

Rented the BluRay of The Wild Bunch. Loved the accuracy of the weapons of the time. But watched the commentary and one of the actors said after his wife watched the scenes where they got plastered on wine in Mexico with the Senioritas that she'd never let him go south of the border again.

TallGeese, The Man who shot Liberty Valence is an EXCELLENT movie!