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cozy_cupcake

One Hundred and twenty-five '09

Jun 01, 2013 10:01

See one hundred new movies and read twenty-five new books in 2009

CLOSED 2009 IS OVER! SO CLOSE THIS YEAR!

( One Hundred Movies and Twenty-Five Books in 2009 )

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sharp2799 December 31 2009, 18:03:45 UTC

Personally, I think you should give yourself a big round of applause! That's an amazing list and I doubt I could do it.

When I saw you list "The Old Dark House," my jaw dropped. Then I saw you listed a different version than the decidedly weird one I saw years ago on TV (the 1963 version).

Are you going to do that again? I can rec Errol Flynn if you haven't seen "Captain Blood" or "The Adventures of Robin Hood."

:D

cozy_cupcake December 31 2009, 19:08:46 UTC

I have the '63 version on my DVR. Is it the one with Tom Postman? I think I got his name all mixed up. the 30s version is very weird too. Spooky.

I don't think I've ever seen an Errol Flynn film. I do plan on doing it again. It's nice to keep a record of what I've seen and read to look back on.

sharp2799 December 31 2009, 20:17:18 UTC

I don't remember any of the actors in the '63 version, I just remember watching with a WTF expression on my face. LOL

I see you like Cary Grant. If you haven't seen "Charade," with Audrey Hepburn, that is a very cool mystery. One of the very best Hitchcock imitators.

Which version of "Taming of the Shrew" did you like the best and why? I didn't realize there were other versions besides the Taylor/Burton film. And how did you get your hands on these?

cozy_cupcake January 1 2010, 05:52:58 UTC

I have seen Charade, not in a while, but I've seen it. Two of my favorites are in it!

The Burton/Taylor version is my favorite, and then 10 Things I Hate About You. I watched the others in my Screen Adaptations class this past semester.