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I've been super curious about Goodnight Mommy for awhile. I'm hoping it gets released in a theater nearby.

Sounds interesting.

Yeah I remember watching it in one of my film classes but not overly enjoying it. Jean did you see the remake with Richard Gere?

Will scope out Rebecca first, then Strangers on a Train. :)[/QUOTE]

I am so, so, sooooo excited for you to watch them! :D

Definitely Strangers on a Train! Just wait till you see some of the shots in that film. And Rebecca is just a beautiful film to watch. All the ones I recommended definitely have a darker side to...

Rebecca!!!! My favorite film of his. And one of my favorite films ever. And if I remember correctly this was one of the three I gave you to watch years ago! :)
I'd also highly recommend Strangers...

I just watched the trailer, looks really good! Is it in theaters now?

as do Heathers

Thanks Feev. I hadn't heard of it, but it does look really good.

Sorry to keep you waiting :couple:

Well I had put off watching this movie for so long because I had a feeling I wasn't going to like it. But after all the talk awhile back, I just had to see it. ...

Speaking of books have you by chance read Lolita? I just watched Kubrick's film last night and absolutely loved it. I was wondering how it compared to the story.

Nope, I haven't :)

Well you guys have definitely prompted me to watch Gone With the Wind sooner than later :D (Honestly it had never really intrigued me, but now I'm quite curious about it.)

I forgot about that one. I know you've mentioned it before. And I promise to see Gone With the Wind at some point :)

Surprisingly I've never seen that one :o
It was Hush, Hush, Sweet Charlotte. I love Bette Davis, she's always amazing. So I have to watch Robin Hood, but what are your other favorites with her?

I really need to watch more of her films. I can only think of one other film that I've seen her in off the top of my head.

This thread really shouldn't be on the second page.

Pam, I finally got around to watching The Snake Pit. I loved it. Olivia de Havilland was wonderful. :couple:

I've had that in my netflix queue forever! Maybe I'll try to watch it this weekend. The only Bergman film that I've actually seen is The Seventh Seal. I've really been wanting to see more.

So I was finally able to track down a copy of The Magnificent Amerbersons. What a wonderful film. Welles is really a marvelous director. Not only the performances that he is able to draw out of...

Thanks Pam. Do you know if it's available on dvd? So far I've only been able to find it in a Welles box set that's pretty expensive.