I'm a movie fan, but I've never seen...

I have never seen any Hitchcock films...

I want you watch them ohhh on Thursday.... next

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Ok, nebbit.

Which Hitchcock film is essential viewing (not the Birds cos I saw a clip of that when i was little and scared the hell out of me. Animal attacks creep me out no end!)

I'd say any combination of North by Northwest, Notorious, Psycho, Shadow of a Doubt, Rebecca and Rear Window is a great place to start if you've never seen any Hitchcock flicks (and how did you manage that for so long?).

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I'll add one to Holden's list, as it has become one of my Hitchcock favs recently...

Strangers on a Train - GREAT character design, and some interesting film techniques. Also, wonderful final reel. Bruno is one of my favorite characterizations on film, and the structure of the film is also quite interesting to me. It's fun to watch the change in style when Hitch deals with the different characters. Many, many great scenes in this one....

Re: Shadow of a Doubt - I second this one. This was one of Hitchcock's favorites, from most accounts, and it is creepy, and not in a horror sort of way. It's 'ol Uncle Charlie that brings the uneasy feelings here. Another fine example of Hitchcock's command of character development.

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some good films there

that's such a nasty thing to say. I'd love to hang around here till you're 53 and see if you are as serene and as comfortable with herself as she is.

Go Chrissie........... I am 54 I think I am Beautiful, more now than when i was twenty, I feel beautiful in side and comfortable with myself, I don't think I want to Son of a Bitch ever

I don't like Meryl Streep for various reasons, but her age is not one of them.

As for 'old' women taking their clothes off on screen - what about Jane Seymour in Wedding Crashers? She's in her fifties, but if I look that good when I'm 40 I will be more than happy...

go girl I bet you are too
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Just peep the picture Nebs has one posted around, from a pajama party.

STAR WARS

Yes, i have never seen any from this saga.

I'm planning a marathon some day, some day.

Get to it today

By the way to MoFo

Deliverance....everyones always like "hey! it's like that scene in Deliverance!" and I never know what they are talking about.

I've never seen Gone with the Wind. I find this particularly bad b/c it is also my girlfriend's favorite. I don't know how I never did but...

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I think some reviewers use 'in the style of Deliverance' or similar, as a kind of code to say 'includes people being raped and terrorised by locals'...

Lost in Translation
Amelie
Birth of a Nation
Sunset Blvd.
Midnight Cowboy
Fitzcarraldo

If thats enough to keep you from watching a great movie, you need to open your mind a bit.

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I've never seen Adaptation either, but after finding out Streep gets naked and Strummer saying its a great movie I'm gonna go out and buy it!

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I love all movies involving ROMANCE...but sadly I have never seen

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