your favorite movie

maryamalbulushimaryamalbulushi Oman
in Not about Agatha Christie
I can't believe no one had asked this question here because everyone watches movies that why I am asking this question .. you can name any movie from hollywood or bollywood , and if you don't have a favorite movie - beside AC's movie adaptions - tell us what is the last movie you have watched :)

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  • maryamalbulushimaryamalbulushi Oman
    sorry i don't know how i double post this discussion so never mind about the other one and if you know a way that i can delete the copied on tell me
  • Tommy_A_JonesTommy_A_Jones Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
    Clockwise, Blame It On The Bellboy, The Lady Vanishes (Both Versions) The 39 Steps (All versions), That Touch of Mink, The Million Pound Note, aswell as Death On The Nile and Evil Under The Sun and Carry On Cruising and others to a less extent.
  • Tommy_A_JonesTommy_A_Jones Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
    I forgot The Man In The Brown Suit which I watched Twice in one day once.

  • maryamalbulushimaryamalbulushi Oman
    Clockwise Sounds pretty interesting
  • maryamalbulushimaryamalbulushi Oman
    But I didn't watch it
  • Tommy_A_JonesTommy_A_Jones Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
    It is Excellent.
  • maryamalbulushimaryamalbulushi Oman
    I recently watched pride and prejudice movie based on Jane Austen's classic novel It's a really excellent one well directed and well acted you can watch whenever you want ..BTW I mean the version with keira knightely and Mathew not the other one .
  • AnubisAnubis Ontario, Canada
    Just found this topic — (in no order) Witness for the Prosecution, Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, The Guns of Navarone, Dead of Night (really good scary, but not grisly or gory at all), 2001, Diabolique (1955 version), Importance of Being Ernest (1952), Airplane!
  • DavidMalkinDavidMalkin Alberta, Canada
    So many...North by Northwest, Laura, Notorious, Casino Royale (Daniel Craig version), Dial M For Murder, Rear Window. I'll stop there.
  • taliavishay-arbeltaliavishay-arbel
    I have to tell this: Friday night we had my sister, her husband and two of her children (aged about 24 and 12) for dinner, and later, as a continuation of the conversation, my husband insisted on their all watching "A night in Casablanca" with the Marx brothers. I was a bit worried, especially how the daughters would react - after all, it is very old, and black and white! But much to my surprise (and joy) they all loved it. A classic movie, whose strength lies in great scriptwriting and marvelous multitalanted actors (there are some brilliant musical interludes), and one of my all time favourites.,
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