Posts from arthurarnell in thread „Last Non Western You Watched“

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Young Winston with Simon Ward an all star British cast and the fantastic music of Sir Edward Elgar.

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Arthur

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They Who Dare a minor British war film with Dirk Bogarde and others not a very good film.

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Sabrina with Audrey Hepburn Humphrey Bogart and William Holden

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Disneys Christmas Carol with Jim Carey and Colin Firth. I can't understand whythey didn' put this on at Christmas rather than some of the rubbish they showed.

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The Cross of Lorraine a prpoganda movie starring Gene Kelly made in 1943 the year I was born.

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One of the classics from the wonderful year of 1939 Beau Geste with gary Cooper Robert Preston and Ray Milland with what would now be an all star supporting cast.

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The Cruel Sea with Jack Hawkins and Donald Sinden

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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows pt 2

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Tropic Thunder with Ben Stiller a wierd spoof war film. Late at night it seemed even weirder.

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With it being Christmas the list is endless but take your pick from Aladdin and many other Disney films on television for Christmas day

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Young Victoria

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Carol at Christmas a take on Scrooge with William Shatner among the cast

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Pirates of the Carribean part 4 we switched off halfway through.

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Seven Days To Noon a 1950s British film about a mad scientist who threatens to blow up London in seven days.

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A double bill yesterday Operation Pacific and Knights of the Round Table.

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A Matter of Life and Death with David Niven and a great cast including Kim Hunter Raymond Massey and Roger Livesy

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A truly awful British film The Siege of the Saxons a sort of cross between a really bad Robin Hood film and Monty Python.
A truly second rate B actor Ronald Lewis was the hero Jannete Scott the heroine.
In the final battle scene one English archer fell off the same battlement three times and one poor saxon was speared by the same knight four times.

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Captain Horatio Hornblower RN with Gregory Peck I never get tired of watching this film

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The Adventures of Robin Hood and his Merry Men a 1953 Disney with Richard Todd and an all British cast including Peter Finch who turned out to be Australian.

Its amazing what you see on afternoon television.

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Arthur

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Singing in the Rain still a fantastic film.

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Arthur