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You can tell the age difference in the posters when you read some of these! SOme movies, I kinda did a double take and had to remember what I had heard of them having never seen them
You can tell the age difference in the posters when you read some of these! SOme movies, I kinda did a double take and had to remember what I had heard of them having never seen them
I liked old movies even when I was a youngster, thanks to my parents influence. I'm glad of that and feel sorry for anyone whose movie experience is limited to "Harry Potters' Avatar steals the Ring from Shrek" type of thing.
But your post reminded me of one contemporary movie experience in 1979. I was 16 and madly in love with Rick Springfield. He had a blink-and-you-miss-it part in the original Battlestar Galactica movie - which I saw 7 times during the school holidays. I guess that's "keep watching once in a while".
1. A Scanner Darkly
2. Stranger Than Fiction
3. Dawn of the Dead
4. Coraline
5. The Prestige
6. Freaknik the Musical
7. Harry Potter series
8. Diary of the Dead
9. Pan's Labyrinth
10. Blow
Fugitive
Negotiator
You've got Mail
Count of Monto Cristo
Beaches
Jaws (You gonna need a bigger boat)
Jaws II
Wizard of Oz
Green Mile (I gotta do it bouse)
Brother Where Art tho (Who don made the colored guard colored)
Shawshank Redemption
Forrest Gump
Dances With Wolves
Field Of Dreams
Bull Durham
Legends Of The Fall
Ghost
Rudy
Karate Kid
Butch Cassidy & The Sundanc Kid
The Graduate
The Dirty Dozen
It's a Wonderful Life
Meet The Parents
You've got Males
Debbie blows the Wiz of Oz
Jaws (not a shark movie)
Thanks for reminding me, Turco!
Wow, no "Hairy Potter"?
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I guess that's "keep watching once in a while". 
