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Started by RCMerchant, April 01, 2007, 03:57:58 PM

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Favorite Movie?

Panic in the Streets(1950)
2 (10%)
Sudden Fear(1952)
0 (0%)
Shane(1953)
3 (15%)
Man in the Attic(1953)
0 (0%)
the Mongols(1961)
0 (0%)
Torture Garden(1967)
0 (0%)
Justine(1969)
0 (0%)
A Bullet for Rommel(1969)
0 (0%)
Comperneros(1970)
0 (0%)
It Be Done Amigo(1972)
0 (0%)
Dracula(1973)
2 (10%)
Craze(1974)
0 (0%)
the Sensous Nurse(1975)
0 (0%)
Cocaine Cowboys(1979)
0 (0%)
Hawk the Slayer(1980)
2 (10%)
Without Warning(1980)
0 (0%)
Alone in the Dark(1982)
3 (15%)
Gor(1988)
0 (0%)
Young Guns(1988)
0 (0%)
Tango and Cash(1989)
0 (0%)
Outlaw of Gor(1989)
0 (0%)
Solar Crisis(1990)
0 (0%)
City Slickers (1991)
3 (15%)
Black Cobra(1976)
0 (0%)
Mister Scarface(1976)
0 (0%)
Cyborg 2(1993)
1 (5%)
Batman(1988)
2 (10%)
Che!(1969)
0 (0%)
other...
2 (10%)

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Newt

#15
May 03, 2007, 12:17:13 PM
Dracula.  Palance made one heck of a convincing vampire.  His portrayal really brought out the pathos in the character.  Great acting.
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JPickettIII

#16
May 03, 2007, 04:33:46 PM
Good post, I will give you a karma point.  My fav is Angels Revenge.  Loved that movie!!!  Tango and Cash, Ripley's & Cyborg 2 are up there.

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BoyScoutKevin

#17
May 05, 2007, 03:38:48 PM
Quote from: Raffine on May 02, 2007, 09:16:22 PM
JACK PALANCE ALERT!

The fairly obscure Jack Palance film THE MAN IN THE ATTIC (1953) is playing on TCM Thursday at 12:30 AM CT. It's a remake of THE LODGER, with Palance as the suspected 'Jack the Ripper' character.

Also with: Frances "Aunt Bee" Bavier.

And isn't that Lassie playing the part of the dog in the film? If so, great typecasting.

peter johnson

#18
May 06, 2007, 11:17:58 PM
Never saw Cyborg 2, so may be a wasted vote, but I think his Dracula is the most sympathetic one on film that I've seen --
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