Showing posts with label old movies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label old movies. Show all posts

Monday, October 25, 2021

MY FAVORITE CARY GRANT

 Cary Grant made 73 films from 1932 to 1966. His thematic range went from high adventure, action thrillers, and screwball comedies, to romance and drama. He is chiefly remembered for his collaboration with Alfred Hitchcock on four of his best films: SUSPICION, NOTORIOUS, TO CATCH A THIEF and NORTH BY NORTHWEST, and also from his screwball comedies of the late thirties and early forties. Some of his best works combined romance, drama and comedy, such as HIS GIRL FRIDAY, ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS, GUNGA DIN, PENNY SERENADE and CHARADE and in all of them, the unmistakable Cary Grant persona and sophisticated charm always came through.


Out of his enormous output, I have chosen these 30 films, which are the ones I revisit and enjoy over and over again.


MY FAVORITE CARY GRANT list on IMDb:

Saturday, September 12, 2020

Only Four Months To Go!


 


















                                                                       
Sometimes I feel like all those poor sailors from the 1933 film KING KONG who tried to cross the pit on a log and found themselves at the mercy of the big ape at the other side. There was no way they could escape. They couldn't go back and they couldn't go forward so they just clung to that old log for dear life. 
                          In 2020, we're all just hanging on, waiting to safely reach the new year!

 

                                               And here's the original image I'm talking about!

Saturday, July 4, 2020

MY TEN MOST-WATCHED FILMS

I've seen quite a lot of films during my 69 years of life but just a chosen few have been revisited by me over and over again for different reasons.  This here is a list of the first 10 films I know I have seen more than a 100 times, although there are more than 50 in my complete most-watched checklist. The question people may ask about this is: why watch a film over and over again when you've already seen it and know every scene by heart? Isn't once enough?
If you have your own MOST-WATCHED FILMS tally, then you know the answer!

And without any further explanation, here we go:

THUNDERBALL (1965)

BULLITT (1968)

GOLDFINGER (1964)

THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (1957)

CASABLANCA (1943)

THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING (1975)

THE GREAT ESCAPE (1963)

WAY OUT WEST (1937)

THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE (1948)

CHARADE (1963)

I'll post 10 more in a later chapter.