What classics did you see last week, August 15 to August 21?

Hi Teleadm. I saw Don't Look Now... We're Being Shot At! - dubbed into English, with my late parents and my younger brother at a wonderful, huge old movie palace called the The Savoy Cinema in about 1967. I was all of seven years old but I vividly remember us sitting in the packed cinema howling with laughter at the crazy wartime antics on the screen. People in the audience were literally screaming with laughter. I thought the film was hilarious and that Louis de Funès was the funniest man I had ever seen in my life. On the way home in the car my mother and father were quoting Terry-Thomas, impersonating his voice, and bursting into fits of hysterical giggling. It's an enduring, happy childhood memory that hasn't faded with time, but I'm not how sure the film - a big hit in South Africa back then, which I haven't seen since, would hold up today. The world was different it those days, it was a simpler time. Perhaps my memories are rose tinted, but your mention of this film brought on a rush of nostalgia for a moment.