You have dementia.......

allandwf said:
Original, 1951, with Michael Rennie. :)
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I like watching old films for the scenery as much as the film sometimes , seeing cities and towns like they used to be
iainw said:
Gladiator
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Gladiator was the first DVD I bought when I had a proper home cinema setup with all the speakers and a subwoofer, that opening attack sounded awesome in 5.1 surround back then, we were watching the film quite loud when I thought I heard someone banging on the window, we live in a detached house so I thought ,it can't be bothering anyone

It was one of the neighbours , they'd been knocking and ringing the bell for 5 minutes, he said we're having a party so I wanted to come and let you know in case there was any noise.

yeah, I think we'll be OK :D
 
Gladiator was also the first dvd that came free with our first dvd player, a philips with scart connector, pre hdmi!
Hooked up to our new wide-screen Sony 28"CRT TV, was a very expensive TV with speaker separates too!
 
On Any Sunday from the starting scene of a Newton lookalike on a FS1E to the end scene of Mert Lawwill, Malcolm Smith and Steve McQueen (yes him) riding around in a California sunset, its a 70's masterpiece. The on board photography is stunning especially when you remember that it was shot in 1971. This is complemented by a soundtrack that adds to the sense of danger.
It's also available on YouTube
I must warn you that clicking on the link will waste 88 minutes of your life.
 
CatmanV2 said:
No, but he told us where we stand.


Another fantastic movie. The Rocky Horror Show. Not sure I'd want to watch it every day, though

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Ahh.... At the end when Klatu brought him back to life at the end?!
Rocky Horror was Tim Curry's best role. First time I watched that I was 'stoned'!! Also watched Erasor Head and Naked Lunch stoned..... WOWWWW!!!!
 
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