Your Favourite B&W Film(s)

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  • #258745
    DumfriesDik
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      Following on from @Gee’s series:

      The Day the Earth Stood Still

      The War of the Worlds

      Great Expectations

      Even the modern remakes are okay. If they ever come on terrestrial TV, I love to watch them.

      Does the Elephant Man count??

      Skoda Enyaq Race Blue

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    • #258751
      kezo
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        You could say I was lucky to be born just in time colour sets first started to apear. My parents were the first on the street to have one after dad bought one. I remember my mum saying some  years later, dad payed what was a small fortune as it would only get one bloody channel in colour can’t remember which. Anyway mum told me it stood in the parlour, which was a room me or my brother were never allowed in exept for special occasions.

        When the first LCD flatscreen TV’s come out, dad went out and bought a 15″ portable, which a remember cost £999. Anyway I guess that was the 2nd rollocking he had off mum lol.

        #258829
        Avatar photostruth
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          im a bit of a film buff and old films predominate in my collection.

           

          i’ll go with.. the grapes of wrath; the maltese falcon; casablanca; dont want to fill up with bogey, so, kind hearts and coronets and his girl friday whould be in the top 20..

           

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          #258852
          Phaedra
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            Nosferatu (original 1930)

            The Cabinet of Dr Caligari

            Seven Samurai

            Hobson’s Choice

            Citizen Kane

            The Third Man

            To Kill a Mockingbird

            The Artist

            Young Frankenstein

            The Last Picture Show

            Please excuse spelling/typos. Apart from being a clot it turns out I had one on my cerebellum that's now causing various problems!

            #258857
            Ele
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              You could say I was lucky to be born just in time colour sets first started to apear. My parents were the first on the street to have one after dad bought one. I remember my mum saying some years later, dad payed what was a small fortune as it would only get one bloody channel in colour can’t remember which. Anyway mum told me it stood in the parlour, which was a room me or my brother were never allowed in exept for special occasions. When the first LCD flatscreen TV’s come out, dad went out and bought a 15″ portable, which a remember cost £999. Anyway I guess that was the 2nd rollocking he had off mum lol.

               

              Ah the parlour

              The out of bounds room for kids that had a picture called the green lady and nice furnishings inc a sideboard containing such lovely things as tins of ham for special occassions.

              Colour tv was a facination as never seen one before

              Remember waiting hours for the programmes to start and just staring at the test card.

              A girl surrounded by ballons? It was a long time ago

              #258858
              Ele
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                My fav B&W Film

                Ice cold in Alex ( 1yr old when it was made )

                Ice Cold in Alex is a 1958 British war film set during the Western Desert campaign of World War II based on the novel of the same name by Christopher Landon

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                #258862
                DumfriesDik
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                  @Ele – great war film and Anthony Quayle plays a great German. Love it.

                  Skoda Enyaq Race Blue

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