Halloween Contest Question 51

Jana-chen 3 years ago

to J4hi : Indeed, ... :)

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J4hi 3 years ago

to Jana-chen : I haven't seen that in ages. That's a dann .good one

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yng-Lesbian_Girl 3 years ago

Nosferatu - A Symphony of Horror (1922) remasterd

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J4hi 3 years ago

Abbott and Costello meet Dracula

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Jana-chen 3 years ago

„M – Eine Stadt sucht einen Mörder“ from Fritz Lang 1931

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sexxx55 3 years ago

La Dolce Vita

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the-Dyke 3 years ago

American werewolf in London

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Olive8 3 years ago

Two things I've heard about brains I've yet to confirm. ~Brains are in the head of the beholder, and ~Brains are only skin deep.

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Olive8 3 years ago

to Phenix500us : I'll see your CK and raise you a Paths of Glory. lol. : P

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Olive8 3 years ago

I don't have any particular wisdom about the private lives of private people. And my #1 all-time favorite movie is Chinatown, despite all of Polanski's heavy baggage. https://xhamster.com/posts/9746302 Polanski's movies are not about *his* life; they're dramatic theatrical creations mostly telling stories about other people. And the actual ART of most 'artists behaving badly' generally involves *only* the artist's relationship to the art that's been created. Their transgressions against others are in a different category of events and a different kind of relationship, as with Picasso. Woody's different, and more problematic. So many of his films are very near his own life and the lives of those around him, extrapolations of them. I don't have a clue if he's done what he's been accused of, but watching Manhattan brings his private life into the experience. And remember the scene at the end of Annie Hall after they split up that shows a play he's written supposedly recounting the events of the movie we're watching with actors standing in for Annie and him giving a badly skewed and biased theatrical recounting of the actual story, heavily slanted in his favor. It was meant to be funny, and it was. Now, sadly, it also shows that maybe his cinematic rendering of events in or near his real life might best not be taken entirely at face value. That's why I nixed Manhattan in favor of Strangelove, which is funny since Manhattan was the movie with the 'strange love.' hahahahaha! : P Hey Novalicious! How many points do I get for this...??? ...aside from NONE, I mean. LOL! : O

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laurent7891 3 years ago

Yes, my dear Sarah and I was even at the first representation (lol)

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kellykins2u 3 years ago

Frankenweenie

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sapholover 3 years ago

So much choice! I choose Le Cabinet du docteur Caligari (Das Cabinet des Dr. Caligari), dir. by Robert Wiene (1920). I love this film especially for its completely crazy universe, both visually and narratively. Moreover, this German movie represents the quintessence of the expressionist movement in cinema, a pictorial and literary movement that I adore! All the sets were designed by expressionist artists.

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SexySizzler 3 years ago

the addams family

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montuhotep 3 years ago

Metropolis 1927

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sub-lu 3 years ago

I didn't know he directed it, it was the acting and storyline that made it so good for me.

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sub-lu 3 years ago

to Olive8 : Hahaha

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Olive8 3 years ago

to sub-lu : That's a short, isn't it?

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Olive8 3 years ago

to foundnemo04 : Puttin' On the Ritz. hahahahaha!

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sub-lu 3 years ago

Brief Encounter.

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Tuesday2 3 years ago

to Olive8 : or how to stop worrying and learn to love the bomb .. also a fave of mine

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Tuesday2 3 years ago

I loved Frankenweenie .. and its even halloweenie too xxx

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bianca44 3 years ago

Hunchback of Notre Dame

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Phenix500us 3 years ago

to Olive8 : You can't fight in here, this is the War Room.

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Phenix500us 3 years ago

Citizen Kane.

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wherestbeef 3 years ago

Casablanca

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DrWhoWhatandWhere 3 years ago

No way I can pick a favorite...love b&w (and Catwoman will say because I grew up during silent flicks...not). Recent viewings put Schindlers List and Raging Bull atop my list

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cumhereoften 3 years ago

The Maltese Falcon

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foundnemo04 3 years ago

The Young Frankenstein....Gene Wilder and Mary Feldman

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Olive8 3 years ago

Dr. Strangelove...definitely. "Mein Führer! I can valk!" hahahahaha! : O

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