Post by mslo79 on Aug 18, 2019 23:35:51 GMT
Just to list some...
-Gone with the Wind (1939) (this seems like a bigger name movie from the old days)
-Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (I might have caught a little of this on TV many years ago)
-Seven Samurai (1954) (but I suspect this is mostly limited to movie types of people as I am willing to guess this is not that popular among the masses)
-Citizen Kane (1941) (I have seen about the first 15-20min. given what I did see I highly doubt this movie is as good as people claim. but I have a feeling many kiss up to this movie because they are 'supposed to' more than them actually liking it to any high degree (NOTE: I realize some people like it quite a bit but I suspect a portion of those who hang around IMDb don't like it as much as they claim they do as they just don't want to be dissed for telling the truth in that it's overrated)
etc
Popeye Doyle
Who hasn't?
because in my estimations I tend to think those of us who speak English tend to mostly stick to English movies as, given my experience, while you can find a quality non-English language movie, they are quite limited.
-Gone with the Wind (1939) (this seems like a bigger name movie from the old days)
-Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back (1980) (I might have caught a little of this on TV many years ago)
-Seven Samurai (1954) (but I suspect this is mostly limited to movie types of people as I am willing to guess this is not that popular among the masses)
-Citizen Kane (1941) (I have seen about the first 15-20min. given what I did see I highly doubt this movie is as good as people claim. but I have a feeling many kiss up to this movie because they are 'supposed to' more than them actually liking it to any high degree (NOTE: I realize some people like it quite a bit but I suspect a portion of those who hang around IMDb don't like it as much as they claim they do as they just don't want to be dissed for telling the truth in that it's overrated)
etc
Popeye Doyle
Lots of foreign films.
Who hasn't?
because in my estimations I tend to think those of us who speak English tend to mostly stick to English movies as, given my experience, while you can find a quality non-English language movie, they are quite limited.