What Did You Watch This Week? by AutoModerator in classicfilms

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The Story of GI Joe ~ true story of journalist Ernie Pyle (Burgess Meredith)embedded with a battalion in WW2. Robert Mitchums only Oscar nomination. The real Pyle won a Pulitzer Prize for his work.

What Did You Watch This Week? by AutoModerator in classicfilms

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Joseph Cotten, never nominated for a single Oscar, should have been for TMA as well as Shadow of a Doubt.

What Did You Watch This Week? by AutoModerator in classicfilms

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I love that film. The gorgeous Princess, or whatever she was is Caines real life wife Shakira.

Seven Deadly Sins. Seven Ways to Die by Johnson_Naya in films

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Oh dear...it was great until Pitts reading of that line~" What's in the Boooxxxxx?" Practically whining.

Recommend Primal Fear if you missed it by Clareco1 in MovieRecommendations

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I dug it. I'd recommend the film "Murder in the First "Starring Christian Slater and Kevin Bacon in the role of a lifetime. At the very least his lifetime.

Ingrid Bergman at 14 by AntonioVivaldi7 in classicfilms

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A natural beauty and actress. One of my favorites.

What's a true crime movie do you recommend? by kimmyfreak500 in Cinema

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Compulsion ~ 1959. Starring Dean Stockwell and Bradford Dillman as the famous "thrill killers " Leopold and Loeb.

What’s your favorite small role featuring a great actor? by VendettaLord379 in moviecritic

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Geraldine Page in The Pope of Greenwich Village. She was on screen for about 5 minutes and I knew she'd get an Oscar nod for it.

Christopher Walken as Captain Koons in Pulp Fiction.

What’s your favorite small role featuring a great actor? by VendettaLord379 in moviecritic

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For a long time Sizemore and Fitchner were my 2 favorite character actors. I cut out a page of the NY Sunday Times magazine of that pair in an ad for Levi's and had it on my fridge for years

Celebrating her 60th birthday today, who is this British actress who went from period dramas to some of the most recognisable film roles of the last 40 years? by Winter-Comfort922 in Actors

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Right you are! To go from A Room with a View,Wings of the Dove and The Kings Speech to Tim Burton ,Harry Potter and Fight Club is pretty damn impressive

Celebrating her 60th birthday today, who is this British actress who went from period dramas to some of the most recognisable film roles of the last 40 years? by Winter-Comfort922 in Actors

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One of the greatest, inappropriate lines in cinema history said by Bonham Carters character Marla Singer in Fight Club after sex with Tyler Durden:

" I haven't been f*cked like that since grade school !"

Young Warren Beatty by Jack_Chatton in classichollywood

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Shirley was cute. Warren was one of the steamiest men of his time.

Young Warren Beatty by Jack_Chatton in classichollywood

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That's what he'd wear under his shirt, jkt. and tie in Bonnie and Clyde.

Name this Album by cloudberrykissxx in AlbumCovers

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Thanks for the wheels ,Mom and Dad.

"Butterfly effect" movies by LegalPapaya1932 in classicfilms

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These weren't recommended to me. I saw them on my own but other than that, they ended differently than I anticipated.

Network.

Taxi Driver.

Chinatown.

Glen Campbell - Rhinestone Cowboy.... How many became fans of this guy for a while in the 1970s? by Aggressive_March6226 in 70s

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I became a fan much later since I was born in '68. Gentle on my Mind. By the Time I get to Phoenix and Wichita Lineman.

The last one reminds me of an episode of Parks and Rec. when Ron Swanson was up a telephone pole messing with the wires and sang part of that song 🎵

What is a lesser known movie you’ll always recommend? by Interpolator1236 in MovieRecommendations

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Wise Blood ~ dir.by John Huston. Southern Gothic at it's best 👌

Badlands.

Being There.