Some good ones are Sabrina and Paris When It Sizzles, Mildred Pierce with Joan Crawford, Rear Window with Grace Kelley, and Love Story. That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
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Some good ones are Sabrina and Paris When It Sizzles, Mildred Pierce with Joan Crawford, Rear Window with Grace Kelley, and Love Story. That's all I can think of off the top of my head.
I haven't seen the old Sabrina, or any of the others except Love Story. They are added. I love Love Story.Quote:
Originally Posted by dani_526
An Affair To Remember. Makes me :tears every time.
..and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! :giggleQuote:
Originally Posted by tealeaves
I used to be obsessed with Barbara Streisand movies when I was like... 9 or 10. :lol So...Funny Girl!
ETA: Why are you suppose to stay in bed for two weeks?
Oh yes Funny Girl was great!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jesseeyka
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dick van dyke is awesome..:thumbsup
oooh oh...what about bedknobs and broomsticks...:grin:
Just about any Hitchcock movie is great! I loved Rear Window, it has Jimmy Stewart, too!Quote:
Originally Posted by dani_526
The Birds
North By Northwest
Vertigo
The Trouble with Harry with Shirly McClain, that was her very first movie!
Yeah, I LOVE that one! That and The Way We Were. That one is fantastic!Quote:
Originally Posted by Traci
Ok, thought of another one!
Witness for the Prosecution with Marlene Dietrich
And all the other movies mentioned makes me want to go add some to my Netflix!
I haven't seen Funny Girl, must watch that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jesseeyka
Gotta stay in bed because I have an inner ear thing called Labrynthitus. Fun stuff. It is making me so dizzy, and they have me on all kinds of meds.
Haven't seen that since I was a kid. I'm going to watch that again too.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by ~Christina~
Vertigo, that would only be appropriate.:giggle Adding all of those. My favorite Hitchcock so far is To Catch a Thief. I LOVE that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Navgirl
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Adding, love Marlene Dietrich