The Last Movie You Watched? ver.2.0

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The Bandit(1946) - :star: :star: :star: :star:
Glad I came across this film, it was that good with a fine looking Anna Magnani.

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Crime on a Summer Morning (1965)- :star: :star: :star:
Another good find, Jean-Paul Belmondo does what he does best, and that’s entertain!..in this amusing film.

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The Stranger (1946)- :star: :star: :star: :star:
A re-watch that never gets old with two of the best in the business.

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I always admired the fact Welles made a film dedicated to Tony Anthony.

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Rififi (1955, Dassin) - 5/5
Bonnie and Clyde (Penn, 1967) - 4/5

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Edward G Robinson is a legend! You have great taste for the classics Gringo!

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Master of the Flying Guillotine - 8/10

This one has everything that I can wish for in a Kung Fu flick. Absolutely loved it from start to finish, wow!

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  1. Mazursky: Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice 7/10
  2. Meyer: Beyond the Valley of the Dolls 5/10
  3. Wyler: Detective Story 7/10
  4. Franco: Eugenie de Sade 7/10
  5. Eastwood: The Mule 7/10
  6. Fellini: I vitelloni 8/10
  7. Lynch: Wild at Heart 8/10
  8. Lobb & McCallum: Power of Grayskull: The Definitive History of He-Man… (doc.) 6/10
  9. Brooks: History of the World: Part I 6/10
  10. Simoneau: Bury My Heart at the Wounded Knee 6/10
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Meyer and Franco movies eh?
Did you enjoy THE MULE? I haven’t seen it yet.

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13th Fraco film for me this year already. It took me some time and loads of films before I really started to appreciate his art. I love some Meyer stuff too but unfortunately Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is one of his worsts. It doesn’t feel like real Meyer film more like someone in Hollywood tried to imitate his films.

Yeah, it’s a good one. Not great but entertaining enough and Eastwood still has his charisma at almost 90 years of age.

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I never really got into Franco films. The one I liked the most is COUNT DRACULA.
I will get THE MULE next time I go to Sainsburys. :+1:

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Bill & Ted Face the Music
Delightfully ridiculous as expected! :+1:

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  1. Valerii: My Name is Nobody 10/10
  2. Warren: Manos the Hand of Fate 1/10 or 10/10
  3. Rosman: House on the Sorority Row (cinema) 5/10
  4. Bryan: Executioner II (cinema) 4/10
  5. Batzella: Devils Wedding Night (cinema) 5/10
  6. Brass: Cheeky 7/10
  7. Corbucci: Isabella, duchessa dei diavoli 6/10
  8. Fleischer: The Vikings 7/10
  9. Babenco: Kiss of the Spider Woman 4/10
  10. Metzger: Naked Came The Stranger 4/10
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The Chinese Boxer (Wang Yu) 8/10
John the Bastard (Armando Crispino) 7/10
Commandos (Armando Crispino) 7/10

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Can’t beat a bit of classic Kung Fu action!

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I really enjoyed MY NAME IS NOBODY the last time I watched it.

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The Thief of Bagdad (Walsh, 1924) - 5/5

“What I want, I take”

Can’t even imagine how amazing this would’ve seemed in 1924. A technical marvel from beginning to end.

Douglas Fairbanks > Aladdin.

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I have fond memories of it. A few years back I visited to location, and then a few days later (or was it weeks earlier, I forgot) watched the movie at the New Bev

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It’s a real good one!

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A Shaw Brothers flick?

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Watched films 2 and 3 of the Lenzi/Baker set, Cosi Dolce…Cosi Perversa (So Sweet, So Perverse) and Paranoia ( A Quiet Place to Kill). Gave SS, SP 41/2 stars as the majority of the film is great, but the writers missed the target with the ending. Paranoia gets a full 5 stars for being very inventive and a great ending.

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