Really old films .. you just love - Page 5

MarcLister · 14-09-2007, 00:08

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Originally Posted by Admiral Huddy

Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood -

"Where Eagles Dare"

I don't care what anyone says, this film is class.

Wow! Me too.

Its one of my all-time favourite films! "Broadsword calling Danny boy"

I just love the plot of the whole film and how Burton pretends to double cross Eastwood. Watched it at least three times since I got it cheap.

As for my own suggestion, although its not 30 years old, Das Boot is flipping brilliant. It was made in 1981 so 26 years old. There aren't that many films that I know of filmed from the viewpoint of the Germans. You feel claustrophobic along with the rest of the crew as they live through the depth charge attacks.

Old enough Huddy? Can we make it 25 years and older films?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Das_Boot_(film)

NokkonWud · 15-09-2007, 22:16

Twelve Angry Men.

Definitely, such a brilliant, brilliant film.

Wossi · 16-09-2007, 13:11

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Originally Posted by HollyThirtyFive

I remember watching Rebecca for GCSE and i really like that film! Also the other Hitchcock, is it called "the man in the window"? but I enjoyed that one too

I used to watch "Old Yella" when i was a kid but it was too sad to watch all the time!

You're not thinking of "Rear Window" are you? James Stewart with a broken leg who thinks he sees a murder in one of the other apartments?

I recently watched The Big Sleep, Casablanca and The Maltese Falcon and loved them. Bogart is a genius with some of the lines he delivers. I also have a thing for Hitchcock films like North By Northwest.

Darrin · 16-09-2007, 13:30

I know it's not 30 years old, but "On Golden Pond" with Stewart and Hepburn. They were fantastic in that.

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