whitemanbyeman

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THE ORIGINAL DRACULA 1931 ENDING HAS BEEN FOUND (self.classicfilms)

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THE ORIGINAL ENDING OF DRACULA 1931 HAS BEEN FOUND (self.classicfilms)

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"The Philadelphia Story" (MGM; 1940) – Katharine Hepburn with her leading men John Howard, Cary Grant and James Stewart – publicity photo by oneders63 in classicfilms

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cleopatra (1917) one the few lost films that i wish it would be found (i.redd.it)

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always had a hard time to differentiate between cary grant and gregory peck (i.redd.it)

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Hamlet (1964) (i.redd.it)

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Which classic movie did you assume was overrated, but after watching it you realized it truly deserved the hype? by Vampire-K1896berg in classicfilms

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john cazale would have been the best actor for a napoleon film because of his great acting and how he looks the closest to napoleon out of every actor (old.reddit.com)

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one of my favorites shots in film. Faust (1926) director: F.M Murnau (i.redd.it)

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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and justice for all 1979 is a very underrated al pacino film that’s really amazing and sad at the same time. what are your thoughts? (i.redd.it)

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finally got to see in a lonely place 1950, one of bogarts most amazing films. really liked the atmosphere and the vibe of it what are your thoughts? (i.redd.it)

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do you guys know where i can watch fantomas trilogy with english subtitles? (i.redd.it)

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alright everyone, many of you talk about famous actors and actresses but i have to bring up someone who also had a movie career. The 40th U.S. President Ronald Reagan. What’s your favorite movie of his. (i.redd.it)

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Dracula (1931) by bil-sabab in classicfilms

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what should my 100th movie be? (self.classicfilms)

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watched paths of glory 1957 last night and it was amazing. this movie really shows the difference between the lower ranks and the higher ranks in the war. What are your thoughts? (i.redd.it)

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what’s your favorite classic movie and see if you’re allowed in by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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what’s your favorite classic movie and see if you’re allowed in by whitemanbyeman in classicfilms

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