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rpowell

Favorite Movies of the 1960s

Feb 26, 2010 08:50

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disney, jack lemmon, diana rigg, james garner, literary, gilded age, early 20th century, george baker, edwardian age, bruce dern, old west, medieval era, telly savalas, rock hudson, george lazenby, anthony hopkins, sean connery, great depression, timothy dalton, georgian era, robert shaw, history, travel, music, old hollywood, mid 20th century, john castle, billy wilder, gene hackman, james bond

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rubberducky1467 February 26 2010, 22:26:44 UTC

I would have liked OHMSS more if I like George Lazenby more. I'm just not fond of the man. :(

But I agree with #10, I love that movie! :D

Bonnie and Clyde: c123b2 May 26 2010, 11:29:19 UTC

Bonnie & Clyde is a cool movie, with plenty of action, that keeps one on the edge of their seat the whole time. Gene Hackman is wonderful in his role as the tough, hidebound, hardbitten souther sheriff, and Faye Dunaway is equally terrific as the tough, but vulnerable, scared Bonnie as she runs away with Clyde Barrow, who's also played quite well by the actor who played that role. Although I didn't see Bonnie and Clyde until afew years after it first came out, it's well worth seeing, even though parts of it, including the end, are a little sadistic.