-
Posts
-
Wow…. Lemon Popsicle brought back some memories. Didn’t they make a few sequels as well?
another couple of classics… Scum….. and… The Warriors
Bloody ell fast ……. Scum and the Warriors, now you ARE making me feel old, I,d forgotten about them. Remember this scene from National Lampoons Animal house? at the end when they,ve wrecked the Mayors parade, and after the stand is lying in ruins, the deans wife looks down at the guy lying underneath her and says,
“You can take your finger out of my @rse any time now!” PMSL. that film cracks me up.
As far as creepy films go did anyone like “Salems Lot?” that scared the crap out of me.
And how about, “Quadrophenia” and “Breaking Glass” with Hazel O Connor, remember that? I,ve still got the soundtrack.. brilliant. Oh and for the ultra wrinkly ones here, a great British classic, “The Blue Lamp”. Ahhhhhhhh those were the days. :wink: :wink:Salems Lot scared me senseless Bat and when the wee lad flew outside the window as a vampire i actually screamed. It terrified me lmao it still does :lol: :lol:
The omen films all three of them (I havent seen the new version yet)are ones i seem to watch every time they are on telly.
I love the old weepies as well
Imitation of Life
madame X
Mrs MiniverOne of them on a saturday afternoon is a full box of kleenex job
@chess wrote:
Salems Lot scared me senseless Bat and when the wee lad flew outside the window as a vampire i actually screamed. It terrified me lmao it still does :lol: :lol:
The omen films all three of them (I havent seen the new version yet)are ones i seem to watch every time they are on telly.
I love the old weepies as well
Imitation of Life
madame X
Mrs MiniverOne of them on a saturday afternoon is a full box of kleenex job
i remember one weepie lol that used to get me every time was the yearling lol…..omg lol. oh and another film i like is the awakenings with robin williams oh and scent of a woman ahhhhhhhhhh lol xxx
I have favourite films for different moods.
If I’m feeling depressed it has to be Victor Victoria Funny & so so clever.
If I’m feeling a bit mad then Rocky Horror or Little Shop of Horrors (Steve Martin – bliss!)
Other favs (showing my age): Any Ealing Comedy, St Trinians, Happiest Days of your Life or anything else with Margaret Rutherford/Alistair Sims & Joyce Grenfell.
If i’m feeling a bit silly, some of the Carry Ons. Corny but good for a giggle.
Serious – Colour Purple.
Hate remakes – never as good as the original!
if we are goin back to the black n white era….anythin wif james cagney in…………especially angels with dirty faces.
The Shining
Green Mile
Battle Royale
Schindlers List
Lord of The Rings all 3
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest
Edward Scissorhands
all four original japanese The Grudge films. the remake was pants. :lol:
Blade Runner (the directors cut)
Dark Water, the japanese version
The Ring parts one and two, again the japanese versions
Its a Wonderful Life
Citizen Kane
Casablanca
The Little Shop of Horrors
A Streecar Named Desire
Cat on a Hot Tin Roofooh hell i could be here all night, best stop now i think 8-[
@chess wrote:
One of them on a saturday afternoon is a full box of kleenex job
We must watch the same sort of films Cheese xxx
@fastcars wrote:
Wow…. Lemon Popsicle brought back some memories. Didn’t they make a few sequels as well?
another couple of classics… Scum….. and… The Warriors
Yea Fast – i’m sure there were sequels – Lemon was the best one though – must try and hire it from somewhere again
Warriors and wanderers were good too – about same time as original Assault on Precinct 14
Scum is still a cult film among the young ones today
@bat wrote:
Bloody ell fast ……. Scum and the Warriors, now you ARE making me feel old, I,d forgotten about them. Remember this scene from National Lampoons Animal house? at the end when they,ve wrecked the Mayors parade, and after the stand is lying in ruins, the deans wife looks down at the guy lying underneath her and says,
“You can take your finger out of my @rse any time now!” PMSL. that film cracks me up.
As far as creepy films go did anyone like “Salems Lot?” that scared the crap out of me.
And how about, “Quadrophenia” and “Breaking Glass” with Hazel O Connor, remember that? I,ve still got the soundtrack.. brilliant. Oh and for the ultra wrinkly ones here, a great British classic, “The Blue Lamp”. Ahhhhhhhh those were the days. :wink: :wink:Lampoon was just on tv a few weeks ago – I recorded it – watched it twice since – cracks me up big time too
Get involved in this discussion! Log in or register now to have your say!