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[wyte mafia]

I was thinking about how in the flash backs they were in black and white.

But now I got it...

its still not funny.

it was very funy, now bite the curb monkey.

[adrian]

Of course. Citizen Kane.

I do like Psycho though, Hitchcock was a genius.

[Communist]

Favorite Movie: Gotta be North By Northwest. Hitchcock is the sh*t, man.

Favorite series? Probably the Little Rascals, simply because I love watching the snotty adults get comeuppance at the hands of kids. (The Train episode was awesome)

[*CHILIDOG*]

Me and a friend watched Citizen Kane less than a year ago. I wasn't impressed to be honest. Probably because it was so innovative at the time that most of its innovations are now commonplace in movies.

[Justin Sane]

Me and a friend watched Citizen Kane less than a year ago. I wasn't impressed to be honest. Probably because it was so innovative at the time that most of its innovations are now commonplace in movies.

Yeah, that's exactly it. If you were to see it when it came out, it was so revolutionary. Now everything that the movie did is just normal movie stuff now.

[Lesbian Dad]

does sin city count? if not then, to hell and back

[Frag0holic]

Sin City wouldn't count cause it's mostly in color.

Favorite Movie: Gotta be North By Northwest. Hitchcock is the sh*t, man.

Good choise

[Justin Sane]

Sin City wouldn't count cause it's mostly in color.

Sin City: Brought to you in Technicolor!

Seriously, that movie is either in black or white or some weird tone. It was nuts.

[Communist]

Now that I have base material, I have eight, count 'em, eight more movies to add to the list.

The Road To Wherever movies- Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. You know you love it.
Also, fun fact- though scripts did exists for the movies, about half of all the lines and actions done by Crosby and Hope in them were ad-libbed while filming (the camera routine on the porch in Road to Singapore is notable of this).

[Frag0holic]

Need I say more?



I fucked around with the pic a bit to make it look a bit more evil lol

[Sgt.Buttery]

To Kill A Mockingbird

[RogueAlly]

Manchurian Candidate

[Komit]

I've no idea the name of the movie. All I remember was that it was before there was voice in films. It had something to do with some guy that falls in love with a girl who works at a circus. It was only about half an hour long but I loved it.

[dar_tana]

What's with people reviving old topics?

[andyouarewho]

Pi.