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Wed, Jan 31, 07 at 20:59
| I ran into a few DVD's on Ebay tonight that just gave me a very nostalgic feeling and wanted to share. How about "Beach Blanket Bingo" and "How to Stuff a Wild Bikini"? Does anyone remember a movie called, "Baby, The Rain Must Fall"? And then of course there was "Peyton Place". LOTS of Alfred Hitchcock films come to mind too! Oh, and let's not forget Gidget! Can you think of others to add to the list? |
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- Posted by paula_in_pa (My Page) on Thu, Feb 1, 07 at 9:49
| The Sound of Music, Mary Poppins, The Trouble with Angels, The Three Lives of Tomasina, The Absent Minded Professor, a lot of Jerry Lewis movies... I especially liked the Bell Boy, I think that's the one with the cool scene where he mimics 'the boss' at the board meeting table, with him pantomimes in snyc with the jazzy background music. |
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- Posted by woodnymph2 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 1, 07 at 10:17
| The Graduate, Dr. Zhivago, Darling, Ryan's Daughter, Laurence of Arabia. I think Julie Christie was the flavor of the month. Also, lots of I. Bergman b & w films, L'Aventura, Jules & Jim, Never on Sunday, Blowup..... |
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| The Spy Who Came in from the Cold The Party The Pink Panther A Shot in the Dark Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Dr. No Thunderball The Thomas Crown Affair (the original!) and yes -- a HUGE mess of Alfred Hitchcock movies! |
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- Posted by disputantum (My Page) on Thu, Feb 1, 07 at 12:11
| Who can forget the Sergio Leone spaghetti westerns with Clint Eastwood and Lee Van Cleef: For a Few Dollars More; A Fistful of Dollars; and The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly? They made Eastwood the world's most famous actor for a time. |
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| The Apartment West Side Story Two Women Zorba The Greek In the Heat of the Night Guess Who's Coming to Dinner A Patch of Blue Lilies of the Field Bullit Fantastic Voyage Once Upon a Time in the West Hang 'Em High Good Bad Ugly Fistfull of Dollars A Few Dollars More Rosemary's Baby Midnight Cowboy Cleopatra Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf Butterfield 8 8 1/2 Satyricon La Dolce Vita Divorce-Italian Style 2001 Hud, Hustler, Cool Hand Luke, Butch Cassidy Sundance My Fair Lady Breakfast at Tiffany's Kill a Mockingbird Bonnie and Clyde Long Day's Journey Yikes! Got on a roll there and lost my mind for a minute! |
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| Yojimbo Sanjuro Dr. Strangelove Seven Days in May Godzilla vs. Mothra Oh, wait. Scratch the last one. ;-) |
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| You say 60s, I think London. The British film industry made some fab stuff in that decade, both comedies and gritty realism (aka kitchen sink drama). A Hard Day's Night |
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| anyanka, although the Beatles films didn't do much for me I would agree about the British '60's Northern/and or/working class films of the period. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning No feel good factor among any of these but powerful in their day. |
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- Posted by clairabelle (My Page) on Sun, Feb 4, 07 at 11:48
| Ah, those were great ones. The Magnificient Seven |
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