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In reply to the discussion: Movies You Enjoy Watching Over and Over and Over and Over Again [View all]Stuart G
(38,726 posts)13. I had never seen it when I saw Zefferelli's verson of "Romeo and Juliet"...and..when it was over...
I cried like I was supposed to....That movie was so sad...why? ...because Shakespeare was a great writer....
On a lighter note....
..A wonderful happy film is also by that guy...Shakespeare ...."Taming of the Shrew"..........
with Elizabeth Taylor, and Richard Burton... And yes, the two were really in love in that movie, inside and outside of the movie.
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I don't usually seek to watch a movie multiple times but I find myself rewatching when I stumble
captain queeg
Jul 2023
#3
Well.....niyad..I forgot one of my favorites of all time ...thank you..niyad, "Casablanca"
Stuart G
Jul 2023
#7
Yes it had many logical plot fallacies, there are websites devoted to it.
bucolic_frolic
Jul 2023
#12
39 Steps, Wait until Dark, Harvey, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Body Heat, Double Indemnity.n/t
Peregrine Took
Jul 2023
#6