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Re: Movies Welcome Center
DIR By: Emma
Date: October 26, 2013, 2:58 pm
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Some of my MM...
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Re: Movies Welcome Center
DIR By: Clay Death
Date: October 29, 2013, 12:25 am
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> [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg1778#msg1778
date=1382756149]
> agreed. and there is no competing with Robert Redford anyway.
he was perfect for the role in that original movie.
>
>
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I just vaguely remembered that I had seen this version with RR.
Golly! Leonardo does have the charm but as I've mentioned
before, he has problems getting out of his own character first
let alone be someone else. Robert Redford has one too many good
movies under his belt. I really think The Way We Were was one of
his best.
For some reason this reminded me of Cary Grant and perhaps
because of his somewhat similar movie, An Affair to Remember. I
also really liked Carry Grant in North by Northwest. One of
Hitchcock's best. We can list of the characters we liked in
movies. I have tons.
[/quote]
"the way we were" was a superb movie.
redford is in a class his own. he worked with paul newman in
"butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid". that is also one of his
better known movie.
I never saw "north by northwest" but I do know that cary grant
was an immense talent.
was it cary grant who worked with princess grace of Monaco in
that old movie that was shot in paris?
was it called "it takes a thief" or something? I do recall
seeing that one a few years ago.
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Re: Movies Welcome Center
DIR By: Clay Death
Date: October 29, 2013, 12:25 am
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> Some of my MM...
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MM was sensational. did you see "some like it hot"?
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: tented
Date: November 6, 2013, 7:46 am
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You two have great taste in movies! :)
To Catch a Thief
North by Northwest
Some Like It Hot
The Way We Were
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
I agree that Robert Redford is in a class of his own. I caught a
little bit of The Way We Were on TV the other week. He looked
great, he was perfect for the part, and had great chemistry with
Streisand. The ending is sad, though. I'm such a sucker for sad
endings. :-[
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: Clay Death
Date: November 6, 2013, 9:05 pm
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another good movie that had a sad ending was "million dollar
baby".
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: tented
Date: November 7, 2013, 10:12 am
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> another good movie that had a sad ending was "million dollar
baby".
>
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Gut wrenching. I don't think I could watch it again, but
everyone does an amazing job.
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: Emma
Date: November 7, 2013, 7:17 pm
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--- Quote from: Clay Death link ---
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> [quote author=Emma link=topic=32.msg1818#msg1818
date=1382816736]
> [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg1778#msg1778
date=1382756149]
> agreed. and there is no competing with Robert Redford anyway.
he was perfect for the role in that original movie.
>
>
--- End Quote ---
I just vaguely remembered that I had seen this version with RR.
Golly! Leonardo does have the charm but as I've mentioned
before, he has problems getting out of his own character first
let alone be someone else. Robert Redford has one too many good
movies under his belt. I really think The Way We Were was one of
his best.
For some reason this reminded me of Cary Grant and perhaps
because of his somewhat similar movie, An Affair to Remember. I
also really liked Carry Grant in North by Northwest. One of
Hitchcock's best. We can list of the characters we liked in
movies. I have tons.
[/quote]
"the way we were" was a superb movie.
redford is in a class his own. he worked with paul newman in
"butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid". that is also one of his
better known movie.
I never saw "north by northwest" but I do know that cary grant
was an immense talent.
was it cary grant who worked with princess grace of Monaco in
that old movie that was shot in paris?
was it called "it takes a thief" or something? I do recall
seeing that one a few years ago.
[/quote]
North by Northwest is your classic action comedy. Hitchcock at
this best needless to say. He had talent at every genre of film
he'd ever made.
Grace, The Princess of Monaco was actually Grace Kelly the
actress originally. She married into that royal crap when she
was seeing a lot of success. She retired from acting after
marriage and saw a tragic death at age 53. She was famous for
Rear Window, Dial M etc. And it's not called "it takes a their"
lol. but it's called To Catch a Thief. lol
Anyway, very beautiful person inside out.
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: Emma
Date: November 7, 2013, 7:19 pm
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--- Quote from: tented link ---
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> You two have great taste in movies! :)
>
> To Catch a Thief
> North by Northwest
> Some Like It Hot
> The Way We Were
> Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
>
> I agree that Robert Redford is in a class of his own. I caught
a little bit of The Way We Were on TV the other week. He looked
great, he was perfect for the part, and had great chemistry with
Streisand. The ending is sad, though. I'm such a sucker for sad
endings. :-[
>
--- End Quote ---
Seen all of them. All great movies. I totally dig old movies and
old songs too.
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: Clay Death
Date: November 9, 2013, 12:46 am
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--- Quote from: tented link ---
>
> [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg2462#msg2462
date=1383793544]
> another good movie that had a sad ending was "million dollar
baby".
>
--- End Quote ---
Gut wrenching. I don't think I could watch it again, but
everyone does an amazing job.
[/quote]
affirmative general.
no way I can watch it again.
I could barely watch it the first time.
eastwood shows why he is a genius at making movies.
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Re: At The Movies
DIR By: Clay Death
Date: November 9, 2013, 12:49 am
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--- Quote from: Emma link ---
>
> [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg1935#msg1935
date=1383024305]
> [quote author=Emma link=topic=32.msg1818#msg1818
date=1382816736]
> [quote author=Clay Death link=topic=32.msg1778#msg1778
date=1382756149]
> agreed. and there is no competing with Robert Redford anyway.
he was perfect for the role in that original movie.
>
>
--- End Quote ---
I just vaguely remembered that I had seen this version with RR.
Golly! Leonardo does have the charm but as I've mentioned
before, he has problems getting out of his own character first
let alone be someone else. Robert Redford has one too many good
movies under his belt. I really think The Way We Were was one of
his best.
For some reason this reminded me of Cary Grant and perhaps
because of his somewhat similar movie, An Affair to Remember. I
also really liked Carry Grant in North by Northwest. One of
Hitchcock's best. We can list of the characters we liked in
movies. I have tons.
[/quote]
"the way we were" was a superb movie.
redford is in a class his own. he worked with paul newman in
"butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid". that is also one of his
better known movie.
I never saw "north by northwest" but I do know that cary grant
was an immense talent.
was it cary grant who worked with princess grace of Monaco in
that old movie that was shot in paris?
was it called "it takes a thief" or something? I do recall
seeing that one a few years ago.
[/quote]
North by Northwest is your classic action comedy. Hitchcock at
this best needless to say. He had talent at every genre of film
he'd ever made.
Grace, The Princess of Monaco was actually Grace Kelly the
actress originally. She married into that royal crap when she
was seeing a lot of success. She retired from acting after
marriage and saw a tragic death at age 53. She was famous for
Rear Window, Dial M etc. And it's not called "it takes a their"
lol. but it's called To Catch a Thief. lol
Anyway, very beautiful person inside out.
[/quote]
to catch a thief was a superb movie. grant was masterful and
at his best.
I will make time for north by northwest one of these days. I
want to see it now.
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