Post by manfromplanetx on Oct 18, 2017 22:24:56 GMT
Hi there mszanadu , how did you enjoy those odd sci-fi features ?
We watch a film every evening, October for us (wfpx) has been almost exclusively a Japanese Classics month, and will continue to be, as I have a stockpile of classic DVDs from the 30s to the late 70s, and have developed a bit of an addiction to Japanese Classic film.
Have been discovering some exceptional films which I have mentioned and recommended on the weekly "what did you watch threads". Drama, Historical, Musical, Supernatural, Comedy, Crime a great diversity.
Many of the films I have been watching are not widely known many with less than 100 IMDb, ratings and a surprising number of standout films, in need of 5 ratings!
I have uploaded over 30 posters and DVD covers in the past month to IMDb,as many of the great films watched lately did not have a representative picture/photo, have reviewed a some of these.
All of our viewing is from DVDs sourced from around the world, we have none of those film services at our home.
Awaiting on the shelves are classic films from Europe and Australia...
Happy October Viewing to you...
Sakura no mori no mankai no shita , Under the Cherry Blossoms (1975)
We watch a film every evening, October for us (wfpx) has been almost exclusively a Japanese Classics month, and will continue to be, as I have a stockpile of classic DVDs from the 30s to the late 70s, and have developed a bit of an addiction to Japanese Classic film.
Have been discovering some exceptional films which I have mentioned and recommended on the weekly "what did you watch threads". Drama, Historical, Musical, Supernatural, Comedy, Crime a great diversity.
Many of the films I have been watching are not widely known many with less than 100 IMDb, ratings and a surprising number of standout films, in need of 5 ratings!
I have uploaded over 30 posters and DVD covers in the past month to IMDb,as many of the great films watched lately did not have a representative picture/photo, have reviewed a some of these.
All of our viewing is from DVDs sourced from around the world, we have none of those film services at our home.
Awaiting on the shelves are classic films from Europe and Australia...
Happy October Viewing to you...
Sakura no mori no mankai no shita , Under the Cherry Blossoms (1975)