What favorite movies you watch?

July 2012 "the Medicus" (The Physician by Noah Gordon's Book). In the picture from left, Thomas Mueller, Marina Sciarappa, director Philipp Stölzl and Extra. I'm the second from the left. I look terrible. hahahahaha

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good luck!

It's me thanks , I am curious when the film on becomes known in all continents. I hope that the film becomes so good as the book. Ben Kingsley and Stellan Starsgaard are with in the film they are really great.

loved Stellan in Mamamia film!!!

Yes and in The exorcist - The Beginning (2004) he was a principal character. I have talked to Stellan with the trick break. He is a very nice person. And a Really actor. I had to play several trick with him.

Can't you put the music videos in the Music section and leave this for movies?

melbert wrote:Can't you put the music videos in the Music section and leave this for movies?

I've moved all the music videos to the Music Can thread.

Let's keep the movie's you like here and the music videos in the music can thread.

Thanks.

I agree with you LornaDoone       

Some names I agree. Like Robert Redford. Al Pacino. But it´s funny how sometimes a role name grows bigger than a actor.

Kevin Costner is kind of neutral. I saw "message in a bottle" on TV sometime ago, he is in it and quite good story.

Ive always liked Kevin Costner, just don't know if some of the movies he has been in really shows his potential. One thing that I thought was really beautiful of him was when he read the Eulogy at Whitney Houstons funeral, he really cared and it showed.

Kevin Spacey is another under-rated actor I think at times, Usual Suspects Movie superb.

Oh yes, he did the bodyguard with her.
I saw Kevin Spacey last on lolita or could be other name for the movie...

Yep the bodyguard and became a very good friend too.

I just finished watching the original Miracle on 34th Street, tried to get my 3 children involved however once they saw it began as a black/white movie my daughter announced oooh yuck I don't want to watch a grey movie.... They ran off to their room to watch Barbies Christmas Carol - aaggh youth it is wasted on the young!!!

theminis wrote:Yep the bodyguard and became a very good friend too.  

I just finished watching the original Miracle on 34th Street, tried to get my 3 children involved however once they saw it began as a black/white movie my daughter announced oooh yuck I don't want to watch a grey movie....  They ran off to their room to watch Barbies Christmas Carol - aaggh youth it is wasted on the young!!!

And this is what is so sad about the young. There are some wonderful, classic black and white movies that they will never experience because of this attitude! I have adult friends who won't watch a black and white film either! How will they ever get to see classic Hitchcock films? What about It's a Wonderful Life? Oh well, their loss!

Well Lorna - I turned their TV's all black/white so their favourite Iron Man/Barbie movies etc were all just boring grey - they freaked, I laughed

Missing Chaplin´s films... many kids like those.

theminis wrote:Well Lorna - I turned their TV's all black/white so their favourite Iron Man/Barbie movies etc were all just boring grey - they freaked, I laughed

OmG! You are just way too clever! Would have never thought of doing that!

Your kids are going to tell these stories when they're older so you'll never live this down!

"Do you remember the time mummy touched the TV and the color went away?"

"Oh yes, it was so awful and traumatic! I thought I was going color blind!"