Do you have Favorite Movies?
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Katie Lines
6/16/21, 3:24am
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Do you have Favorite Movies? 
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akgere
6/21/21, 8:18am
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The Post
All the President’s Men
The Verdict
To K*** a Mockingbird
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All the President’s Men
The Verdict
To K*** a Mockingbird
Groundhog Day/images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
Nancy Star
6/23/21, 1:44am
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sybarjt
6/23/21, 7:07am
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I am thinking of two older classics from two very different genres:
1. Arsenic and Old Lace- an early Cary Grant movie which was one of the most hilariously funny movies by brother or I ever saw.
2. Same Time Next Year - starring Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn (and there was only one other speaking role in the entire movie). This came out in the late 1970s and followed the twists and turns in the lives of two very different people who were thrown together by fate. If you really love masterful character development instead of being an action junkie - this is a must watch. Be prepared to laugh, to cry, and everything between. I went to see it in a multi-cinema and loved it so much, I immediately slipped into the next showing in another theater. It works so much better in a smaller, more intimate setting than a large auditorium. It should be great for a quiet evening at home with another soulmate./images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
1. Arsenic and Old Lace- an early Cary Grant movie which was one of the most hilariously funny movies by brother or I ever saw.
2. Same Time Next Year - starring Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn (and there was only one other speaking role in the entire movie). This came out in the late 1970s and followed the twists and turns in the lives of two very different people who were thrown together by fate. If you really love masterful character development instead of being an action junkie - this is a must watch. Be prepared to laugh, to cry, and everything between. I went to see it in a multi-cinema and loved it so much, I immediately slipped into the next showing in another theater. It works so much better in a smaller, more intimate setting than a large auditorium. It should be great for a quiet evening at home with another soulmate./images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
Suggs
8/9/21, 4:07pm
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Looks at my wall of shelves filled with 1200 movies - can't narrow it down more than that./images/_common/forums/emoticons/' }
