Gone With The Wind is on Turner Classic tonite at 7 CDT. Frankly my dear, I'm surprised they're still showing it.
I might just watch it for the umpteenth time. It was the first movie I ever remember seeing. My grandparents took me to see it when I was about 3 years old.
Gone With The Wind is on Turner Classic tonite at 7 CDT. Frankly my dear, I'm surprised they're still showing it.
I might just watch it for the umpteenth time. It was the first movie I ever remember seeing. My grandparents took me to see it when I was about 3 years old.
Gone With The Wind is on Turner Classic tonite at 7 CDT. Frankly my dear, I'm surprised they're still showing it.
I might just watch it for the umpteenth time. It was the first movie I ever remember seeing. My grandparents took me to see it when I was about 3 years old.
Would you believe that I’ve never seen it. Went to the drive in one time when it was showing......didn’t see the movie! memtb
One of the first "Chick Flicks", but regardless a pretty good movie. A while ago I found an original DVD in a good will store, and bought it to watch with Wifey. If you've never seen it, you just might find it worthwhile. Good acting, great plot, and Vivian Leigh is gorgeous. 7mm
Zulu is the best movie of all time. First color movie I ever saw, was seven, me, my brother and some more unwashed urchins, ages 9 to 6, walked clear across downtown Blackpool to see it (kids did that back then).
We was just blown away, when they let the soldiers live at the end that was just the coolest thing
Zulu is the best movie of all time. First color movie I ever saw, was seven, me, my brother and some more unwashed urchins, ages 9 to 6, walked clear across downtown Blackpool to see it (kids did that back then).
We was just blown away, when they let the soldiers live at the end that was just the coolest thing
I can't believe someone said Zulu. I thought I was the only person who loved that movie. I think The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance is the best movie ever but I love Zulu.
Gone with the Wind is pretty dull and I love black and white movies.
Zulu is the best movie of all time. First color movie I ever saw, was seven, me, my brother and some more unwashed urchins, ages 9 to 6, walked clear across downtown Blackpool to see it (kids did that back then).
We was just blown away, when they let the soldiers live at the end that was just the coolest thing
I can't believe someone said Zulu. I thought I was the only person who loved that movie. I think The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance is the best movie ever but I love Zulu.
The thing about Zulu is you have no group that you want to see win.
Several versions of the best movie in the World here; two where she becomes an illegal immigrant, one where she joins a women’s beach volleyball team, one where she is being starved to death by the Joos and another where she infiltrates the Teamsters Union. I like the one where she opens up a convenience store the best tho....
The classics are far better than this bullcrap with medieval creatures causing mayhem and mischief. People morphing into creatures with the strength to fight fictitious creations. Whoever writes that crap must be on an LSD trip. People have the intellect of a cockroach.
Gone With The Wind is on Turner Classic tonite at 7 CDT. Frankly my dear, I'm surprised they're still showing it.
I might just watch it for the umpteenth time. It was the first movie I ever remember seeing. My grandparents took me to see it when I was about 3 years old.
I only ever watch the first third of that movie.
Same here. I could never get through the whole thing. The dialogue seemed so sophomoric.
AFI (American Film Institution) has it ranked at #6 of all time. Of course they've got "Citizen Kane" at #1, which is highly overrated IMHO. Just the same, GWTW is most definitely in my top ten, although I've never thought about ranking them. I just know what I like, and this is one of my favorites. "Giant" with Rock Hudson and James Dean, "Cat On a Hot Tin Roof" (Newman and Liz Taylor) and a couple others. Movies like these are still considered classics, and rightly so. They've stood the test of time. Really, the only movies out in the last 3 years I've wanted to see first run were "The Mule", (never got a chance) "Unplanned", (we'll see if we can schedule) and "Chapaquidic", (we made that one). Basically, there's not many the Wife and I see advertised that we'll try to match up schedules and spend $30 bucks on tickets. I love going to the Drive Inn, but there again, there's nothing I wanna drive 60 miles for, let alone a double feature! If you like the movie, so much the better, if you don't, you're entitled to an opinion. If you haven't seen it, and don't want to, why are you compelled to post on a thread about it? 7mm
My all time favorite for many reasons...the acting, the script, the production quality, the timelessness of the story, the political correctness...the list goes on forever.
I’ve never been able to get through more than about 20 minutes. Imo there no best movie but there’s some great movies that stand above the rest and Gone With The Wind isn’t one of them.
I grew up in Atlanta, Missed the premier of this movie by 14 years, sadly. I went to see it at the Fox Theater when I was twenty. Walked out half way through. Can't stand this goddam movie. What a [bleep] that Scarlett was.
Problem was, when I was going to college in Georgia in the seventies, all the girls saw Scarlett as a role model.
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