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Lovely film - it seems to be most people's second Lubitsch film - but my vote for the best one one will always be Heaven Can Wait. C'mon guys, you're missing out.

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That one's on my watchlist. I'll make it my third.

Loved The Shop Around the Corner, by the way.

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Cobpyth's Movie Log ~ 2019

Since it's Valentine's Day, we're watching my wife's fave movie.

For the 6th HoF -

Started this but never finished it... This time I'll watch it all and hopefully I can handle the truth.

Rashômon (1950)



My sixth Kurosawa film, but only the first one that's featuring a samurai. Looking forward to this one!

For Valentine's Day, me and wifey are watching the movie that we're both most looking forward to-



Gone Girl (2014)

That's a great Valentines Day movie, cricket.

This is an amazing film.

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Hyde Park on Hudson (2012)

Peeping Tom

Could become a contender for my 60 list. Have wanted to watch it for Atleast three years now, so pretty excited for this one

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^^Great film^^

Hope you enjoy it, DD.

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I absolutely love The Departed to the core, so I figured that it was high time to check out Infernal Affairs.

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Arcanis' 100 Favorite Films: 2015 Edition

Going off Arcanis' recommendation, I'm gearing up for Enemy (2013).

Should be in for a good night!

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For the 6th Hall of Fame-



Sonatine (1993)

Later tonight I'll be marathoning the ten live action and animated Oscar-nominated short films at a local theater of mine. Nothing will keep me from being informed at the Oscars this year.

It's such a beautiful day

Yesterday revised Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels...Amazing!

Repeat viewing and my last watch for the Horror Hall of Fame-



The Haunting (1963)

Jules et Jim (1962)



Truffaut in the '60s.