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We sat down on New Year's Day, and absolutely loved rewatching "Some Like It Hot".
Mr adores technicolour and the Golden Age of Hollywood. Think late 1910s into the early 60s!
Do you have any favourite black & white or technicolour films?
Street Car Named Desire? Casablanca? Citizen Kane?
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By *inaTitzTV/TS
over a year ago
Titz Towers, North Notts |
The Invisible Man, with Claude Raines. That's a fantastic film and the special effects still carry charm.
Murder Inc/The Enforcer, is a 1951 Bogart thriller and that's always worth watching when it is on |
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"A Matter of Life and Death. Its glorious technicolour and black & white. David Niven at his very best."
Brilliant 
I'm gonna add..
Hobson's Choice
The Pickwick papers
Laurel & Hardy- Way out West
Kelly's Heroes
First full of Dollars, as well as the sequels..plus, Donkey for Sister Sarah and High Plains Drifter |
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Some excellent films listed! Nice to see a real range of genres, true to the classic star-studded age of Hollywood!
Technicolour has such a warmth and luminance to it that is almost glamorous in itself!
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Now I do like the 40’s British war films, run silent run deep, the cruel sea, San Demetrio London, they dive at dawn.
If not it’s has to be the Ealing comedy’s.
I have a fixation with Talking pictures tv channel 82 on freeview |
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By *ndycoinsMan
over a year ago
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"Now I do like the 40’s British war films, run silent run deep, the cruel sea, San Demetrio London, they dive at dawn.
If not it’s has to be the Ealing comedy’s.
I have a fixation with Talking pictures tv channel 82 on freeview "
One of the best channels |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A Matter of Life and Death. Its glorious technicolour and black & white. David Niven at his very best.
Brilliant
I'm gonna add..
Hobson's Choice
The Pickwick papers
Laurel & Hardy- Way out West
Kelly's Heroes
First full of Dollars, as well as the sequels..plus, Donkey for Sister Sarah and High Plains Drifter"
Also Once upon a time in the west.. forgot that one |
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