I haven't seen any of the films in this thread, but I want to give a shout-out to 'whistle down the wind' which hasn't been mentioned, good british film.
It's A Wonderful Life
Zulu
The Italian Job
Jaws
A Bridge Too Far
The Land That Time Forgot
At The Earth's Core
Journey To The Centre Of The Earth
The Old Dark House (1962)
Hammer Horror's - Dracula, The Mummy, Vampire Circus, The Legend Of The 7 Golden Vampires etc
Quatermas and the Pit
Jason and the Argonauts
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
The Magnificant Seven
The Great Race
Monte Carlo Or Bust
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Around the World in 80 Days
All the Bonds
The Mouse That Roared
Just a few of the pre Star Wars era films I've watched more times than I care to admit,
Sure others would disagree with a few of these, but I think they're all classics
The Thin Man
Mr Roberts
Rear Window
To Catch a Thief
Bullett
Ninotchka
King Kong ( 1933 )
Thomas Crown affar
Ball of Fire
Lost Horizon
First men in the Moon
Some Like it Hot
My Fair Lady
Roman Holiday
Hobson's Choice
The History of Mr Polly
Murder She Says
The Italian Job
The Magnificent Seven
The Great Escape
A matter of Life and Death
Angels with Dirty Faces
The Wicker Man
Silent Running
Slapshot
Rollerball
Godspell
How to Murder your Wife
The Happiest Days of Your Life
Once upon a Time in the West
Kellys Heroes
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Assault on Precinct 13
Enter the Dragon
The Yakuza
The Bishop's Wife
Hot Millions
Logan's Run
The Graduate
Forbidden Planet
Got a little carried away. so better leave it at that.
Like his iconic speech,he could have had class,he could have been a screen legend,he could have been somebody.But sadly he ended up as an enigma that promised so much more than he ever delivered.
Like his iconic speech,he could have had class,he could have been a screen legend,he could have been somebody.But sadly he ended up as an enigma that promised so much more than he ever delivered.
I know the irony in that speech but I think he gave film a incredible amount and was a definite bona fide screen legend.
3 unforgettable characters in Don Corleone,Stanley Kowalski and Johnny.
Plus memorable work on August Moon,Guys & Dolls,One Eyed Jacks,The Men,Young Lions,Apocalypse Now,Last Tango and influencing Pacino,DeNiro,Dean and just about every male actor after 1950.
That's a body of work more than 99.999...% of actors will ever achieve.
Rear Window
Vertigo
Rebecca
Psycho
It’s A Wonderful Life
The Wizard Of Oz
Citizen Kane
The Sound Of Music
White Heat
North By Northwest
The Italian Job
Alfie
Jaws
Blazing Saddles
Monte Carlo, Or Bust
Young Frankenstein
Two Way Stretch
The Ghost Of St. Michael’s
Oh, Mr. Porter!
The Carry On Films
The Wicker Man
The Bridge On The River Kwai
The Great Escape
Lawrence Of Arabia
The Shootist
Harvey
The Producers
Comments
Zulu
The Italian Job
Jaws
A Bridge Too Far
The Land That Time Forgot
At The Earth's Core
Journey To The Centre Of The Earth
The Old Dark House (1962)
Hammer Horror's - Dracula, The Mummy, Vampire Circus, The Legend Of The 7 Golden Vampires etc
Quatermas and the Pit
Jason and the Argonauts
The 7th Voyage of Sinbad
The Magnificant Seven
The Great Race
Monte Carlo Or Bust
It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
Around the World in 80 Days
All the Bonds
The Mouse That Roared
Sure others would disagree with a few of these, but I think they're all classics
The Thin Man
Mr Roberts
Rear Window
To Catch a Thief
Bullett
Ninotchka
King Kong ( 1933 )
Thomas Crown affar
Ball of Fire
Lost Horizon
First men in the Moon
Some Like it Hot
My Fair Lady
Roman Holiday
Hobson's Choice
The History of Mr Polly
Murder She Says
The Italian Job
The Magnificent Seven
The Great Escape
A matter of Life and Death
Angels with Dirty Faces
The Wicker Man
Silent Running
Slapshot
Rollerball
Godspell
How to Murder your Wife
The Happiest Days of Your Life
Once upon a Time in the West
Kellys Heroes
The Day the Earth Stood Still
Assault on Precinct 13
Enter the Dragon
The Yakuza
The Bishop's Wife
Hot Millions
Logan's Run
The Graduate
Forbidden Planet
Got a little carried away. so better leave it at that.
A very young Marlon Brando at his very best.
Like his iconic speech,he could have had class,he could have been a screen legend,he could have been somebody.But sadly he ended up as an enigma that promised so much more than he ever delivered.
I know the irony in that speech but I think he gave film a incredible amount and was a definite bona fide screen legend.
3 unforgettable characters in Don Corleone,Stanley Kowalski and Johnny.
Plus memorable work on August Moon,Guys & Dolls,One Eyed Jacks,The Men,Young Lions,Apocalypse Now,Last Tango and influencing Pacino,DeNiro,Dean and just about every male actor after 1950.
That's a body of work more than 99.999...% of actors will ever achieve.
Vertigo
Rebecca
Psycho
It’s A Wonderful Life
The Wizard Of Oz
Citizen Kane
The Sound Of Music
White Heat
North By Northwest
The Italian Job
Alfie
Jaws
Blazing Saddles
Monte Carlo, Or Bust
Young Frankenstein
Two Way Stretch
The Ghost Of St. Michael’s
Oh, Mr. Porter!
The Carry On Films
The Wicker Man
The Bridge On The River Kwai
The Great Escape
Lawrence Of Arabia
The Shootist
Harvey
The Producers