Gone with the Wind (1939)
.....After all, tomorrow is another day!
Dinner at Eight (1933)
This great American movie is just as fresh and wonderful as it must have been when it was first released. It is funny, it is touching, and it makes you think. With a story by George S Kaufman and Edna Ferber, and stellar performances by John and Li
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
I never grow tired of watching this movie. So many lessons in this 1939 Classic. Every time, it will make me shed a tear. :) A movie that doesn't seem to be handed down enough to the younger generation.
La Grande Illusion (1937)
''Two favorite films?: Grande illusion and...sometihing else'' Orson Welles
The Adventures Of Robin Hood (1938)
Great stars are the ones who last the passage of time and the greatest of their films are the ones that stand head and shoulders above others in that genre, a highpoint for other movies to try and equal. So when it comes to swashbucklers the man to m
Gone with the Wind (1939)
This is just one of my favourite movies - the epic love story of Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara against the backdrop of the American civil war. Scarlett is one plucky lady which you have to admire but you are also torn because she hurt so many alon
LES MISERABLES (1935)
My Favorite Movie of all time. The good inside of a man, the great heart & soul of a human being.
Frankenstein (1931)
Hey, you can talk all you like about how great modern special effects are, the results you can get from modern make-up techniques blah blah blah, I dont care. I will simply stick the 1931 version of Frankenstein on tv and ask you if that can be bette
Gone With The Wind (1939)
A tale of adventure, passion, and money lust. Scarlett must provide for her family doing whatever it takes after the war. Unfortunity, this goal becomes her focus and she looses everything else in the process. (BTW must say that if Clark Gabel kis
The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Another movie from the year considered to be the finest EVER in the history of cinema for classic releases, 1939 and perhaps the best loved and most perennial of family favourites. Is there anyone who hasn't seen this film and fallen in love with
The Thin Man (1934)
dashmiell hammnet was a gifted writer and his books MADE FOR CLASSIC FILM
Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1939)
Having seen MANY films over the years ranging from the silents to modern day productions this is the movie thats stuck with me the longest and one I always go back to. A fantastically moving and heart warming journey through the life of an English sc
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937)
I think, snow white disney is life and learning disney..coz i learned so much from snow white movie, they way she act, her characters, persnality and something special about her..
RE: Man on Fire
True story. When Creasey starts his job to drive Pita to school she sits in the front passenger seat of the car and wants to have a conversation with him. He tells her that he has to focus on his job to protect her and won't be able to do that if h...
RE: School of Rock
I love his line in there "Those who don't do, teach, and those who don't teach, teach gym" -Jack Black...
RE: star wars
Star Wars is an Epic creation from a great visionary (George Lucas). It may not push the boundaries of Physics but it does for storytelling. I'm a big fan....
RE: Dances with Wolves
Ms Hollyberries you should watch "Water world" ,,its diffferent,so it lost lots and lots of money,(do we really care),but you just might like it,( its a bit like Mad Max on water),another film our Kev did is "The Postman",Now I think that film is a T...
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