TV and Movies

[yellowBeetle]

So many faves! Here are some....

All About Eve

Brief Encounter

It Happened One Night

Cass Timberlane

Dark Victory

Double Indemnity

Dodsworth

Christmas in Connecticut

In Name Only

Gone With the Wind

Vacation From Marriage

The Philadelphia Story

The Best Years of Our Lives

The Lion in Winter

The Graduate

The Women

The Razor's Edge

Strange Interlude

[Peaches McPhee]

The Women.  1939.   I don't know why I love this so much, but I do.

[yellowBeetle]

Just posted a very, very long list, lol,  but had to add a few more!!

All of the Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers classics like Top Hat

Waterloo Bridge

Notorious

Gaslight

The Apartment

Now Voyager

[ScarletDove]

Here we go:

A Time to Kill (McConaughey/SLJackson)--one of the most dramatic courtroom films ever--very powerful story about racism and politics.

Clear and Present Danger (Ford)

Hunt for Red October (Connery)

All Tom Clancy films (Jack Ryan series et al)

Dances with Wolves (Costner)

The Firm (Cruise)

The French Connection (Hackman)

Interview with the Vampire (Pitt/Cruise)

Legends of the Fall (Pitt)

In The Line of Fire (Eastwood)

Shawshank Redemption (Freeman/Robbins)

The Deerhunter (DeNiro/Streep/Walken)

Dr. Zhivago (Christie/Sharif)

Any and all films with Clint Eastwood/Sean Connery/Will Smith

Downton Abby (Favorite Series ever)

And that is just a few........

[itiswhatitis]

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@ILoveFragrance wrote:

I have so many I will wait and maybe not post at all.  So interested in what you movie diva's love.

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The BodyGuard

Beaches

The Help

Pretty Woman

Philadelphia (Denzel, Hank)

Big (Tom Hanks)

The Way We Were (Streissand)

Precious

Malcolm (Spike Lee)

The Godfather Part 1, Part 2, Part 3

Wedding Crashers

Cadillac Records

Die Hard (Bruce Willis)

Night of the Living Dead (original)

The Blob (original)

Strangers on a Train (original)

Shawshank Redemption

Shaft (Richard Roundtree)

A Raisin' in the Sun (Poitier)

The Graduate (Hoffman)

Body Heat (Kathleen Turner)

The Scarlet Letter (Demi Moore, Gary Oldman)

[MyShadowLove]

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ScarletDove wrote:

A Time to Kill (McConaughey/SLJackson)--one of the most dramatic courtroom films ever--very powerful story about racism and politics.

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@ScarletDove....Yes!...I had to highlight this movie from your list as I totally agree!...Matthew McConaughey was amazing and his closing statement so very emotionally riveting!....Excellent movie and the acting nothing short of superb!

[violann]

Since You Went Away

The Best Years of Our Lives

An Affair to Remember

Love Affair 

The Bishop's Wife

Tammy ( Debby only)

A Christmas Story

[jaxs mom]

I forgot Catch and Release 

[ScarletDove]

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@MyShadowLove wrote:

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@ScarletDove wrote:

A Time to Kill (McConaughey/SLJackson)--one of the most dramatic courtroom films ever--very powerful story about racism and politics.

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@ScarletDove....Yes!...I had to highlight this movie from your list as I totally agree!...Matthew McConaughey was amazing and his closing statement so very emotionally riveting!....Excellent movie and the acting nothing short of superb!

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@MyShadowLove  I am glad you viewed this film in the same excellence as I.  Watched it again recently after a long time and it is amazing how certain situations stood out; a little more to ponder each time watched.  This is a very emotional film and you are correct about McConaughey's closing statement....it brings tears...