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  • zabadak
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    One of my faves - Lord Love A Duck

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  • Zincubus
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    The Man with no Name was made about 15 years ago but in black and white - looked absolutely fabulous


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  • staffslad
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    Two of my favourite horror films are B+W: The Innocents (1961) and The Haunting (1963). Both use their monochrome cinematography masterfully and have an atmosphere of unease and menace that wouldn't be the same if they were in colour.

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  • darren
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    here are some of mine.
    i do love the old black and white sci fi films



    the deadly mantis 1957
    the strange world of planet x 1958
    the land unknown 1957
    a night to remember 1958
    quatermass experiment 1955

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  • themilkman
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    The 1951 version of 'Scrooge' staring Alistair Simm.

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  • victorbrunswick
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    My Black and White Favorites:
    I remember back in the '70s that many of these films from the '30s and '40s were a regular staple of television programming. Sadly, they're rarely seen today.

    Greed (1924)
    Metropolis (1926)
    The Jazz Singer (1927)
    Cocoanuts (1929)
    The Woman In The Moon (1929)
    Showgirl in Hollywood (1930)
    M (1931)
    Footlight Parade (1933)
    Cuesta Abajo (1934) -- Argentinian film starring Carlos Gardel, a famous tango singer from the '30s
    Here Comes the Navy (1935) -- This film starred James Cagney, Pat O'Brien and Gloria Stuart (Titanic) and was filmed aboard the ill-fated US battleship Arizona.
    The Ladykillers (1955)
    Paths of Glory (1957)
    A Night To Remember (1958)
    Dr Strangelove (1964)
    The Longest Day (1964)

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  • Beach Life
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    Anthony Quinn films -

    They died with their boots on

    Zorba The Greek - clip below
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=cHAqdZ2f5cM

    Jacques Tati - M Hurlots Holiday - clip below
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=_92Cm8gl7Ls

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  • darren
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    never saw any of those but i hear ice cold in alex is rather good.

    love the original psycho from 1960.

    love the old charlie chaplin a films as well as laurel and hardy.
    just because they are B and W does not mean they cant be very good.




    Originally posted by a_c_g_t View Post
    Ice Cold in Alex, Passport to Pimlico, Above us the waves, Dam Busters,EreaserHead

    However my all time B/W fave "Whiskey Galore!"

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  • a_c_g_t
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    Ice Cold in Alex, Passport to Pimlico, Above us the waves, Dam Busters,EreaserHead

    However my all time B/W fave "Whiskey Galore!"

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  • darren
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    funny enough quatermass was on last year i think.
    first time id seen it.
    these strange rocks everywhere very hot and if you touch them its goodbye to you.

    also love the original titanic film which is in black and white.
    its better in black and white than the modern version with winslett and di caprio.

    b&w gives the film a real edge as it makes it far more atmospheric and makes the disaster seem worse for those involved.

    also watched great expectations last chrimbo from 1946 which id not seen before and i just loved it.
    i really though it would not be good.

    it goes to show black and white films can be very good in fact black and white can really add atmosphere to a film.

    also love the 39 steps from 1935 by alfred hitchcock.

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  • battyrat
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    Metropolis is a real classic,and of the silent era as well.I have a passion for 50's sci fi movies,and all the B movies were in black and white.Classics like the Thing from another world,Earth vs the flying saucers,Beast from 20,000 fathoms,fiend without a face and many many more.Mind you there are some real clonkers like the Giant claw or plan 9 from outer space but they can be so bad they are a scream to watch so in a way still have a charm of their own.Many of the old black and white horror films are still as good to watch today as they were when they were first released.

    Quatermass and the pit is a good film,but colour.Try the original BBC seriel of it from 1958.Black and white full of suspence and had me sitting right on the edge of the chair,something the later film never did.It also feels much more menacing and the special effects are not too bad either for the period it was made in.A much superior product in Black and white.

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  • moonvisage
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    Most of the films i watched throughout the 70's etc were black and white films.I still watch them when they are on tv.

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  • amethyst
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    I watched passport to pimlico yesterday good film,starring Stanley Holloway a young Charles Hawtrey without his specs.Was wandering wether or not he only wore glasses for the carry on films

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  • ann22
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    'Rebecca'
    'Wuthering Heights'
    'The Two Mrs Carrolls'
    Anything with Bette Davis.
    I love James Cagney films, even 'The Strawberry Blonde'.
    Bought my oh the Laurel and Hardy collection the xmas before last...deadly
    'Notorious'
    'Letter From An Unknown Woman'.
    'It's A Wonderful Life'
    'Harvey'
    'King Kong'
    '12 Angry Men'
    'The Haunting'
    'High Noon'
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  • amethyst
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    This week have been watching Agatha Christies Miss Marples.
    Murder most foul 1964
    Murder Ahoy 1964
    Murder at the gallop 1963
    Murder she said 1961

    Carry on teacher which was the third carry on film released in 1959.

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