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Old 12-22-2009, 01:53 AM
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Mine are Breakfast At TIffany's,Gigi and White Christmas.
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My favourite classic movie is The Good, the Bad and the Ugly(1966)
I like everything about the story, acting and after all the music especially the last gunfight music.
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Old 02-09-2010, 07:53 PM
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Lawrence Of Arabia
This is actually coming on TCM this month as part of their 31 days of Oscar programming schedule. Some of my favorites like Lawrence Of Arabia and Aliens will be playing this month and I can't wait to check em out.

I didn't even know TCM was doing this, but my job has a few marketing campaigns going for Turner and I noticed this as one of the campaigns. It's pretty much Oscar movies all this month which is garaunteed pure entertainment
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Gargoyles 1972 movie. They need to make a remake and use the original storyline.
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Gargoyles 1972 movie. They need to make a remake and use the original storyline.
Are you talking about the horror film? I vaguely remember them showing this on Channel 8 in the DFW metroplex when I was a child.

I'd also recommend Race with the Devil as a remake. It was a bizarre action/supernatural/road film starring Warren Oates and Peter Fonda as vacationers who run afoul of cultists.
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Sweet Smell of Success, absolute movie classic! Brilliant, I loved it, great film. I struggle to think of many films nowadays where the two main characters are bad guys, one is a charming bad guy and the other is a repugnant bad guy and played by to such accomplished actors Burt Lancaster and Tony Curtis, great!
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I know Shane thinks it's overrated, but my favorite classic film is still Casablanca. I just love the lover's triangle storyline and Richard Blaine is still my hero.

North by Northwesy is a close second. I love Cary Grant, and the Hermann music is wonderful. And Eva Marie Saint. Ooh la la!
I'd say Citizen Kane. Yeah I know, it's an obvious choice but then again it is THAT good. Though I wouldn't watch it again and again. North By Nortwest on the other hand, I would, as I would with Singin' In The Rain
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Very difficult to pick just one but I think I'll say "The Big Sleep".
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