Naah, I saw the prescreening.
For VIPs only.
Free popcorn !!!!!
Yum!
Is it the 1933 movie?
Why not? It wouldn't be the first.
Lol - indeed - there are many old classics to see or see again, whether horror, fantasy, crime, adventure or slapstick movies.
I just watched King Kong again!
Lol - I was not so much in the mood of watching King Kong - lately (this summer), I watched again Bourvil and de Funès - and in spring, I "stumbled" over Fernandel and Don Camillo and took of course the "break":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sucker
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Camillo_in_Moscow
And for the old slapsticks, I'd like to see the Marx Brothers, Tati, Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, etc.
A glimpse into Mr Hulot's Holiday:
and
Laurel and Hardy:
Marx Brothers:
"The Sting" is my all-time favorite for humor. Screamingly funny.
Also the British comedies from the 50s and 60s:
Lol - that looks good indeed; there's also:
The Gods Must Be Crazy
Yes, I saw "The Gods Must be Crazy", very, very good.
I must say, I saw the first two movies several times! Hilarious!
Yes, I have seen "Mr. Hulot's Holiday" and "My Uncle", and of course many Laurel and Hardy movies.
They are all unique - lol. You can watch them again (and again) and still laugh.
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Naah, I saw the prescreening.
For VIPs only.
Free popcorn !!!!!
Yum!
Is it the 1933 movie?
It would be nice to see more of the great old classics, which allow a good laugh.Why not? It wouldn't be the first.
Lol - indeed - there are many old classics to see or see again, whether horror, fantasy, crime, adventure or slapstick movies.
I just watched King Kong again!
Lol - I was not so much in the mood of watching King Kong - lately (this summer), I watched again Bourvil and de Funès - and in spring, I "stumbled" over Fernandel and Don Camillo and took of course the "break":
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sucker
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Camillo_in_Moscow
And for the old slapsticks, I'd like to see the Marx Brothers, Tati, Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, etc.
A glimpse into Mr Hulot's Holiday:
and
Laurel and Hardy:
Marx Brothers:
"The Sting" is my all-time favorite for humor. Screamingly funny.
Also the British comedies from the 50s and 60s:
Lol - that looks good indeed; there's also:
The Gods Must Be Crazy
Yes, I saw "The Gods Must be Crazy", very, very good.
I must say, I saw the first two movies several times! Hilarious!
Yes, I have seen "Mr. Hulot's Holiday" and "My Uncle", and of course many Laurel and Hardy movies.
They are all unique - lol. You can watch them again (and again) and still laugh.