Recommend an Old Movie

Peter · Post by **Peter** » 01-08-04, 9:40 pm

If you missed "The Wickerman" starring Edward Woodward you should try to see it.

the blair witch · Post by **the blair witch** » 01-08-04, 9:51 pm

I did, it was....dorky to say the least...

Peter · Post by **Peter** » 01-08-04, 9:55 pm

[quote]I did, it was....dorky to say the least...

No it wasn't.

Post by **v0id** » 01-08-04, 10:01 pm

The Sting :rock:

If you don't know it, go outside, and ask any passing stranger to hit you with a wet fish

Peter · Post by **Peter** » 01-08-04, 10:03 pm

'Wait Till Dark" starring Audry Hepburn

the blair witch · Post by **the blair witch** » 01-08-04, 10:04 pm

good Gawd, exactly HOW old are we talking about?
those flicks are ancient....

Peter · Post by **Peter** » 01-08-04, 10:06 pm

[quote]good Gawd, exactly HOW old are we talking about?
those flicks are ancient....

Who cares as long as they are good?

Post by **v0id** » 01-08-04, 10:07 pm

[quote]good Gawd, exactly HOW old are we talking about?
those flicks are ancient....

not old... Classics

But I think we should limit the timezone to 1980 >

*Can sense the cringes already coming from CG*

the blair witch · Post by **the blair witch** » 01-08-04, 10:09 pm

yeah, and not 1900

Post by **CinnamonGirl** » 02-08-04, 2:36 pm

good Gawd, exactly HOW old are we talking about?
those flicks are ancient.... 

not old... Classics

But I think we should limit the timezone to 1980 >

*Can sense the cringes already coming from CG*

I saw my initals even with the small font.

Were there really that many good movies made in the 1980's that are considered classics? I think not.....

I like what you meant there HJ.....if you are talking about black & white movies.......a couple of my favs, that I can think of off the top of my head are, To Kill a Mockingbird (with Gregory Peck) and 12 Angry Men (with Henry Fonda and pretty much an all-star cast).

.:VerTiGo:. · Post by **.:VerTiGo:.** » 02-08-04, 4:27 pm

UuuUum... Psycho, The Birds, Mommie Dearest (personal reasons

)
I can't think of many other oldie B&W films that I've seen.
But oldies.. like Planes, Trains and Automobiles, or the Big Lebowski, (MOST John Candy movies..)
I know that most of them were cheesy, but I still like to watch the teen/sex/beach movies opf the 80's like Porky's, and of course the Friday the 13th movies..

Jean Pool · Post by **Jean Pool** » 02-08-04, 10:04 pm

Apocolypse Now! 1979

I love that movie now more than ever.

Jean Pool · Post by **Jean Pool** » 02-08-04, 10:07 pm

Birth of a Nation by D. W. Griffith.

DoggyDelicious · Post by **DoggyDelicious** » 02-08-04, 11:38 pm

Apocolypse Now! 1979

I love that movie now more than ever.

I'm with ya there JP.................. Charlie don't surf!

The problem with old movies (B&W) is that most of them suck monkey doo doo................ they may be classics but they just have no relevance today whatsoever.

I like Its a Wonderful Life

Post by **T-Boyd** » 03-08-04, 12:08 am

Sunset Boulevard.....just saw it Sunday.......fabulous