Friday and Saturday Films

[Lucy Hamilton]

Okay so this will be me selecting four films for Friday and Saturday nights, two on Friday and two on Saturday.

They probably will be on YouTube which you can then watch on your TV, SmartTV or whatever, always best to watch films on a larger screen in my opinion. I will be selecting films of the best visual quality, it's not good watching a film where the visual quality is crap.

I know there are others at this forum who love films as much as I do. If anyone else has any suggestions for films to watch then they can post them to this thread with a link to the film and/or films.

 

[Sunni Man]

"Red Sparrow" is one of my favorites.
Well acted, intense, cold war spy movie that takes place in Berlin. ...

 

[aaronleland]

Brokeback Mountain. It's a movie about manly men who do manly men stuff inside sleeping bags.

I give it 5 boners up.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

"Red Sparrow" is one of my favorites. ...

I have not seen that, I will watch it though. It's not one that can be used in this thread as it was released in 2018 and it's not available to upload or on YouTube or whatever.

I will be selecting films from the 1930s (depending on picture quality) to the 1970s.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Brokeback Mountain. It's a movie about manly men who do manly men stuff inside sleeping bags.

I give it 5 boners up.

That film is based on your life story

 

[Sunni Man]

"Witness for the Prosecution" (1957) ...

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Okay so this will be me selecting four films for Friday and Saturday nights, two on Friday and two on Saturday.

They probably will be on YouTube which you can then watch on your TV, SmartTV or whatever, always best to watch films on a larger screen in my opinion. I will be selecting films of the best visual quality, it's not good watching a film where the visual quality is crap.

I know there are others at this forum who love films as much as I do. If anyone else has any suggestions for films to watch then they can post them to this thread with a link to the film and/or films.

I know it's Tuesday, but I am posting the two films for Friday now, if anyone wants to watch they can watch them when they want it doesn't have to be on Friday night or whatever.

"The Big Combo" made in 1955 and Directed by Joseph H. Lewis and starring Cornel Wilde and Richard Conte. The duration of the film is 1 hour and 23 minutes.



"The Stepford Wives" this is the original, although I like Nicole Kidman, I do NOT approve of remakes, why remake films that already were excellent?

"The Stepford Wives" made in 1975 and Directed by Bryan Forbes and starring Katharine Ross and Paula Prentiss. The duration of the film is 1 hour and 50 minutes.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

"Witness for the Prosecution" (1957) ...

Another good film, Charles Laughton and Elsa Lanchester in the same film. A Billy Wilder film that feels actually like an Alfred Hitchcock film.

 

[aaronleland]

 

[Billy_Kinetta]

Friday -

For the kids - The Reflecting Skin (Philip Ridley)



Main Feature - Even Dwarves Started Small (Werner Herzog)




Saturday -

For the kids - The City of Lost Children (Jean-Pierre Jeunet)



Main Feature - Videodrome (David Cronenberg)



Alternate - Tetsuo (Shinya Tsukamoto)

 

[Sunni Man]

"Darby O'Gill and the Little People" (1959) ...
(a fanciful Irish classic that gets 5 star reviews)

 

[Canon Shooter]

It doesn't fit your timeframe, but I just watched "6 Days", which is about the 1980 siege of the Iranian embassy in London and the resulting rescue of the hostages by the SAS...

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

"Darby O'Gill and the Little People" (1959) ...
(a fanciful Irish classic that gets 5 star reviews)

Films that we can't find on YouTube or other alternate platforms are not a good situation because unless someone has them on DVD or Blu-Ray they can't watch them.

That's why in my OP I mentioned posting a link from YouTube or another alternate platform in this thread, then peoples can watch them on their TV SmartTV or whatever.

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

It doesn't fit your timeframe, but I just watched "6 Days", which is about the 1980 siege of the Iranian embassy in London and the resulting rescue of the hostages by the SAS...

I've seen "6 Days" and it's a good film.

My timeframe is literally anything from the 1920s up until right now 2020, the problem is with more recent films I can't often find them on a platform where they can be watched for free, I certainly don't want to post links to films where peoples to watch them are going to have to pay a fee to watch.

I did post the other month what in my opinion have been the top films of the past 20 years, I'm going to add a few more like "The Master" and "You Were Never Really Here" both excellent films that for some reason I forgot to post at the time.

Top Films of The Last 20 Years

So with my obsession with old films from the 1920s-mid 1950s, especially Film Noir, many peoples might think that I avoid modern films, well I do not, I do like a certain type of modern film, this is a film that is obviously not going for the mega blockbuster market, but might contain some...

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[TroglocratsRdumb]

Okay so this will be me selecting four films for Friday and Saturday nights, two on Friday and two on Saturday.

They probably will be on YouTube which you can then watch on your TV, SmartTV or whatever, always best to watch films on a larger screen in my opinion. I will be selecting films of the best visual quality, it's not good watching a film where the visual quality is crap.

I know there are others at this forum who love films as much as I do. If anyone else has any suggestions for films to watch then they can post them to this thread with a link to the film and/or films.

The Thin Man movies

 

[TroglocratsRdumb]

Topper

 

[Lucy Hamilton]

Okay so this will be me selecting four films for Friday and Saturday nights, two on Friday and two on Saturday.

They probably will be on YouTube which you can then watch on your TV, SmartTV or whatever, always best to watch films on a larger screen in my opinion. I will be selecting films of the best visual quality, it's not good watching a film where the visual quality is crap.

I know there are others at this forum who love films as much as I do. If anyone else has any suggestions for films to watch then they can post them to this thread with a link to the film and/or films.

The Thin Man movies

I LOVE "The Thin Man" series of films, I just love William Powell in literally anything also.

 

[22lcidw]

The original "Producers" with Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder.