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r/iwatchedanoldmovie

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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for I watched a 1982 fantasy soft core Arnold classic, Conan the Barbarian. image
I watched a 1982 fantasy soft core Arnold classic, Conan the Barbarian.
'80s
to r/iwatchedanoldmovie by Beard_Of_Serpico
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Men In Black (1997). Still a really great movie. Vincent D'Onofrio should have been nominated for an Oscar, it's a silly role but he perfectly plays a giant alien bug pretending (badly) to be a person. So rewatchable. image
Men In Black (1997). Still a really great movie. Vincent D'Onofrio should have been nominated for an Oscar, it's a silly role but he perfectly plays a giant alien bug pretending (badly) to be a person. So rewatchable.
'90s
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6 months ago
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Alice in the Cities (1976)
'70s
to r/iwatchedanoldmovie by Beard_Of_Serpico
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for For A Few Dollars More (1965). I think the least well known of the Leone trilogy but it has everything you'd want if you like Westerns. Stylish, badasses who don't give a shit, ridiculous gunplay and for 1965 the violence must have freaked some people out, it's pretty ruthless. image
For A Few Dollars More (1965). I think the least well known of the Leone trilogy but it has everything you'd want if you like Westerns. Stylish, badasses who don't give a shit, ridiculous gunplay and for 1965 the violence must have freaked some people out, it's pretty ruthless.
OLD
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2 months ago
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Memphis Belle (1990)
'90s
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2 months ago
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My Cousin Vinny (1992)
'90s
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9 months ago
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Demolition Man (1993)
'90s
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2 months ago
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Snatch (2000)
'00s
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5 months ago
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I watched A History of Violence (2005)
Aughts
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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Payback 1999 has some of the best quotes image
Payback 1999 has some of the best quotes
'90s
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7 months ago
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Watched Conan the Barbarian 1982.
'80s
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9 months ago
Can the Lethal weapon 1987 franchise be watched out of order
'80s
to r/iwatchedanoldmovie by Beard_Of_Serpico
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind (2002). A very easy watch, Sam Rockwell is so excellent. Apparently Chuck Barris made it all up but what a fuckin' crazy story if it was all true. image
Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind (2002). A very easy watch, Sam Rockwell is so excellent. Apparently Chuck Barris made it all up but what a fuckin' crazy story if it was all true.
Aughts
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10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for I watched "Striking Distance" (1993) starring Bruce Willis. It was okay, never boring image
I watched "Striking Distance" (1993) starring Bruce Willis. It was okay, never boring
'90s
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10 months ago
“Shanghai Express” (1932) is a good, intriguing film
OLD
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10 months ago
I haven’t rewatched it recently, but “Midnight Cowboy” (1969) has stayed with me
OLD
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10 months ago
I watched “The Apartment” (1960) for the first time ever today while home sick from work
OLD
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10 months ago
“A Clockwork Orange” (1971) is a masterpiece, and I can simply never stop thinking or talking about it
'70s
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10 months ago
“Rebecca” (1940) underwhelmed me
OLD
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10 months ago
Did anyone else interpret the main characters of midnight Cowboy (1969) as being LGBT?
OLD
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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992). An insane movie, so many cool shots and practical effects, so lavish and beautiful. Gary Oldman is excellent. Everyone over acts, Winona and Keanu are miscast and you can tell Anthony Hopkins is having the time of his life. image
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992). An insane movie, so many cool shots and practical effects, so lavish and beautiful. Gary Oldman is excellent. Everyone over acts, Winona and Keanu are miscast and you can tell Anthony Hopkins is having the time of his life.
'90s
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7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Hellboy (2004). Has to be Ron Perlman's signature role, he seems like he's totally in his element. Some of the CG does look a bit dated but i forgot how many practical effects were used and they all look great especially Doug Jones' Abe Sapien. Hellboy 2: The Golden Army is even better. image
Hellboy (2004). Has to be Ron Perlman's signature role, he seems like he's totally in his element. Some of the CG does look a bit dated but i forgot how many practical effects were used and they all look great especially Doug Jones' Abe Sapien. Hellboy 2: The Golden Army is even better.
Aughts
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7 months ago
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Things To Do In Denver When You’re Dead (1995)
'90s
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10 months ago
It’s always astounded me that “Man in the Moon” (1991) is so underrated
'90s
to r/iwatchedanoldmovie by Beard_Of_Serpico
7 months ago
Preview thumbnail for Jurassic Park (1993), still an awesome movie. Seems weird that it's so old, I saw it in the cinema as a kid. The effects hold up really well and i forgot Samuel L Jackson was in it, M'FER! image
Jurassic Park (1993), still an awesome movie. Seems weird that it's so old, I saw it in the cinema as a kid. The effects hold up really well and i forgot Samuel L Jackson was in it, M'FER!
'90s