ISmellGold
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Cant go wrong with some Peter Falk always loved these 3 from the late 70's early 80's.
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Which reminds me of 4 Movies I liked
HOW TO BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING 1980
Mad Money 2008
Carpool 1996
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry 1974
HOW TO BEAT THE HIGH COST OF LIVING 1980
Mad Money 2008
Carpool 1996
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry 1974
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How To Beat The High Cost of Living is an Unmentioned Classic. That film never gets credit. Hilarious comedy.
I don't think I saw Mad Money (2008) or Carpool (1996).
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry is kind of a cult classic, was kind of big with the car crowd. I have probably seen it but have little memory of it. Some of those films from the 70's are starting to fade from my memory, I guess.
I will have to put them on my watchlist.
Its kind of strange how some films just stick with some people.
Funny.
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I would consider Carpool (1996) a Screwball Comedy because it's Fast paced . There are other movies Called Carpool,
I Never Watched the 1983 , 2023 & 1986 movies
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry has one of those Shockng endings If you Never seen the Movie Before. I believe Susan George has the Last Line.
"I believe I'm ready to Unload" One of my all time Favorite Movies.
I'm wating for the 1985 Movie Into the night to air for free again.
Another good one
Nothing to Lose (1997)
You Had to see
I Never Watched the 1983 , 2023 & 1986 movies
Dirty Mary Crazy Larry has one of those Shockng endings If you Never seen the Movie Before. I believe Susan George has the Last Line.
"I believe I'm ready to Unload" One of my all time Favorite Movies.
I'm wating for the 1985 Movie Into the night to air for free again.
Another good one
Nothing to Lose (1997)
You Had to see
See No Evil, Hear No Evil (1989)
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One of my Favorite British Movies
Wish You Were Here (1987)
Wish You Were Here (1987)
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Into the Night, I missed that one. John Landis, thats going on the watchlist.
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Some Classics Let It Ride another Unmentioned Classic, Inserspace was a pretty popular flick when it was released, good tho. They Live has pretty much become a Sci-Fi Classic. From what I remember wasn't a big fan of Men At Work, tho.
I will have to check out The Great Scout & Cathouse (1976) finding 60's and 70's keepers are fun.
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Just giving a shout-out to Flick Connection on YouTube he comes up with some pretty deep cuts for the cinephile that has seen pretty much everything. He has Pretty good taste. Doesn't really review brand new movies, but if your looking for something to watch, he is pretty solid with his recommendations for the most part.
I Watch his Reccomendations , I rarely Watch the Movies Though.
I've got a Different Taste Though .
In Most cases I like 4 Types of Movies. If His Don't Fit These , I Don''t watch.
1. Pre-Code Comedies 1928 - 1934 Talkies
2. Rerun Movies I've already Seen, But enjoyd.
3. Foreign Movies (Russian, French, Japanese & German are My Favorites
4. Rare Uncut Movies That were Originally Banned by Prudes & the Politically/Religous Stunted
Most of the movies I watch are on 'Daily Motion' & 'm.ok.ru'
I Access Through Title Search & Then Videos. 99 out of 100 Times They Can be found For Free Somewhere in the World !
I've got a Different Taste Though .
In Most cases I like 4 Types of Movies. If His Don't Fit These , I Don''t watch.
1. Pre-Code Comedies 1928 - 1934 Talkies
2. Rerun Movies I've already Seen, But enjoyd.
3. Foreign Movies (Russian, French, Japanese & German are My Favorites
4. Rare Uncut Movies That were Originally Banned by Prudes & the Politically/Religous Stunted
Most of the movies I watch are on 'Daily Motion' & 'm.ok.ru'
I Access Through Title Search & Then Videos. 99 out of 100 Times They Can be found For Free Somewhere in the World !
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La Vallée (1972)
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♾️ La Vallée (The Valley, Obscured by Clouds) is a 1972 French adventure drama film. It features Bulle Ogier, Jean-Pierre Kalfon, Michael Gothard, and Valérie Lagrange. ♾️ Viviane, a French Consul's wife, is in New Guinea to find exotic feathers for export to Paris. She encounters four...
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FOUND ALIVE (1933)
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Chaplin fan huh? 😃 Yeah pre code comedies are cool, For some reason I sometimes will watch something old that I have seen before than something new?? I guess I am just old🤣. Sometimes I just don't want to invest my time in something that probably isn't going to be that good. But that range could be anywhere, maybe the 1940's, maybe the 1970's or later.
Like I said, I think his Recs are Solid, if you are looking for an older film you might of missed at release or back in the day on VHS or DVD.
Actually I think the last movie I really liked was The Monkey (2025). I didn't realize Steven King was attached until now. Very well Directed and Acted . Kind of looking forward to the Sequel, if there is one.
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no Chaplin ? Too Far Back. Nothing Silent Pops out as a Memory
Joan Blondell , Clara Bow ,Barbara Stanwick Back Then was Awesome,
Zasu Pitts . Sonja Henie.
Maureen O.Hara (Tarzan & His Mate) only tarzan Movie I Watched
No Not Mae West. I Hate Her Acting.
Blondell & Pitts were Great Together. I Think Lucy Ball & Ethel Mertz Were most Likely Based onThem. But Pittts & Blondell Were Cooler
Yes As You Can Tell, I Liked & Remember the Ladies In the Movies.
The Men are Just There. I'd Have a Harder Time Remembering Names
Of Men in Movies. I Guess because I Didn;t Care enough about them
to Care & Look who played the Part.
Of Course W.C. Fields. There Was a scawny Pervert Always after the Ladies was Funny no not Chaplin .( Wheeler and Woolsey ) I Don't Know which was Which. But Probably the First One was The Perve .
Joan Blondell , Clara Bow ,Barbara Stanwick Back Then was Awesome,
Zasu Pitts . Sonja Henie.
Maureen O.Hara (Tarzan & His Mate) only tarzan Movie I Watched
No Not Mae West. I Hate Her Acting.
Blondell & Pitts were Great Together. I Think Lucy Ball & Ethel Mertz Were most Likely Based onThem. But Pittts & Blondell Were Cooler
Yes As You Can Tell, I Liked & Remember the Ladies In the Movies.
The Men are Just There. I'd Have a Harder Time Remembering Names
Of Men in Movies. I Guess because I Didn;t Care enough about them
to Care & Look who played the Part.
Of Course W.C. Fields. There Was a scawny Pervert Always after the Ladies was Funny no not Chaplin .( Wheeler and Woolsey ) I Don't Know which was Which. But Probably the First One was The Perve .
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ISmellGold
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no Chaplin ? Too Far Back. Nothing Silent Pops out as a Memory
Joan Blondell , Clara Bow ,Barbara Stanwick Back Then was Awesome,
Zasu Pitts . Sonja Henie.
Maureen O.Hara (Tarzan & His Mate) only tarzan Movie I Watched
No Not Mae West. I Hate Her Acting.
Blondell & Pitts were Great Together. I Think Lucy Ball & Ethel Mertz Were most Likely Based onThem. But Pittts & Blondell Were Cooler
Yes As You Can Tell, I Liked & Remember the Ladies In the Movies.
The Men are Just There. I'd Have a Harder Time Remembering Names
Of Men in Movies. I Guess because I Didn;t Care enough about them
to Care & Look who played the Part.
Of Course W.C. Fields. There Was a scawny Pervert Always after the Ladies was Funny no not Chaplin .( Wheeler and Woolsey ) I Don't Know which was Which. But Probably the First One was The Perve .
Some of those early talkies are rough. I haven't watched 30's films in awhile, I watched a lot when I was a kid, but the sound was always horrible. Cracking and popping. It seems Really 30's films are probably the most ignored and abused of all the decades. They rarely ever got or get a full treatment unless it's a Shirly Temple Flick or something that was extremely popular.
Maybe the sound is just too hard to restore
But like I said don't usually go to the 30's for flicks much anymore. I usually only go back to the 40's at most,. I should check out more 30's flicks, maybe they got the Sounds & picture problems fixed on a few more films. A lot of film options out there tho, so. 5 will get ya 10. Who knows.
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Never saw it, Gregory Peck as a cowboy?
Cant see him as anything but Ahab.
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1969, It has a terrible Rotten Tomato score 20%. But I pay that little mind, a lot of good films are underated.
I will have to check it out. I like a good western.
If Anything, it looks like some Top Notch Cinematography
If You like Westerns you should check out Old Henry (2021) it doesn't get a lot of mention.
Obviously the story is total fabrication, but really well Written Directed and Acted.
Definitely worth a watch. 👍, You don't see many solid Westerns anymore
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