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Here are some more I particularly enjoy though some might be familiar, just as I have seen many familiar ones. "Open Range", for one, airs regularly though I can't recall the channel it's on.
Lured (1947) - IMDb ~ film noir with touches of comedy, with a cast headed by Lucille Ball and including George Sanders, Boris Karloff and Charles Coburn
Camille (2008) - IMDb ~ A fellow and his unfortunate bride try to get to Niagara Falls, encountering David Carradine and some pastel horses along the way.
Curse of the Faceless Man (1958) - IMDb ~ If you like low-budget horror from the drive-in days, here's one. That's where my family saw it, and it's always stayed in my mind.
Moontrap (1989) - IMDb ~ This is an out-there sci fi film starring Walter ("Chekov") Koenig and Bruce (The Main Man!) Campbell.
In 1992 the Library of Congress selected the film for preservation in the United States National Film Registry for being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant."
The film is preserved by the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
I really enjoyed Mrs Palfrey... and Interstate 60!
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Here are some more I particularly enjoy though some might be familiar, just as I have seen many familiar ones. "Open Range", for one, airs regularly though I can't recall the channel it's on.
Lured (1947) - IMDb ~ film noir with touches of comedy, with a cast headed by Lucille Ball and including George Sanders, Boris Karloff and Charles Coburn
Camille (2008) - IMDb ~ A fellow and his unfortunate bride try to get to Niagara Falls, encountering David Carradine and some pastel horses along the way.
Curse of the Faceless Man (1958) - IMDb ~ If you like low-budget horror from the drive-in days, here's one. That's where my family saw it, and it's always stayed in my mind.
Moontrap (1989) - IMDb ~ This is an out-there sci fi film starring Walter ("Chekov") Koenig and Bruce (The Main Man!) Campbell.
Bread and Tulips was wonderful...I watched Betty Blue kinda by accident and was totally mesmerized!! Stunning film and acting....and it was made so many yrs ago...
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French movies:
The Bridesmaid
Betty Blue (3 1/2 hours, but worth watching)
The Promised Life
The Woman Next Door
Italian movie:
Bread and Tulips
Sorry, none of the above feature guns, shoot-outs, car chases, or explosions.
I have watched Panic over and over....and still never tire of it. Fascinating.
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Broken Flowers.. The funniest guy in America takes on a dramatic role; after a tip that he may be a father, Bill Murray tracks down every possible mate on a road trip.
Bang The Drum Slowly.. Early DeNiro as a dying, second rate baseball player.. Pacino's all time favorite movie.
Q&A.. Some may have seen it. Nick Nolte as a corrupt NYC detective.. Sidney Lumet directs.. one of Brando's favorites..
Panic.. Wm. Macy and Donald Sutherland as a father and son hit man team.. David Mamet!
You Can Count on Me.. Mark Ruffalo and Laura Linney as the children of a couple killed many years earlier in a car accident..
Oh, Grey Gardens! I was so sucked in immediately...and wavered between laughter and heartbreak. What a pair~
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Frankie Starlight
Dying at Grace
Garage
Die, Mommie, Die!
Lust in the Dust
Home for the Holidays
Bombón: El Perro
Flower & Garnet
The History of White People in America
Muriel's Wedding
L.I.E.
Grey Gardens
Dinner At Eight
The Cooler -- William Macy, Alex Baldwin, and Monica Bello
Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins -- Fred Ward
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