Non-Christian related movies
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Three favorites of mine are about dancing, romance and a splash of drama.
'Strickly Ballroom' an entertaining story about fixed 'ballroom dancing' with funny characters from Australia.
'Step Up' of course w/Jenna Dewan who married costar Channing Tatum irl lots of drama here but a solid storyline.
'Take the Lead' w/A Banderas portraying the real-life dance instructor, Pierre Dulaine, who brought 'Dancing Classrooms' to low-income high schools.
'Strickly Ballroom' an entertaining story about fixed 'ballroom dancing' with funny characters from Australia.
'Step Up' of course w/Jenna Dewan who married costar Channing Tatum irl lots of drama here but a solid storyline.
'Take the Lead' w/A Banderas portraying the real-life dance instructor, Pierre Dulaine, who brought 'Dancing Classrooms' to low-income high schools.
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I like that type of show also, with dance, or skating. An excellent one I saw
a while back was called High Strung, from 2016, rated PG. It was fabulous .
a while back was called High Strung, from 2016, rated PG. It was fabulous .
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My top favorite movie is They Live (1988)
some other faves:
Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
The Blob (1988)
Freaks (1932)
Southern Comfort (1981)
Invasion U.S.A. (1985)
and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005). I did not like the 1971 film at all and that's okay 'cause Roald Dahl didn't like that version either.
some other faves:
Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)
The Blob (1988)
Freaks (1932)
Southern Comfort (1981)
Invasion U.S.A. (1985)
and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005). I did not like the 1971 film at all and that's okay 'cause Roald Dahl didn't like that version either.
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Yes. This movie is incredible. This scene, the scene where Robards is on the train, the street scene where Choo-choo's men attempt to ambush Fonda, and more...a lot of good scenes. For me, definitely a very close second to They Live.
"You bring a horse for me?"
"Looks like we're shy one horse."
"You brought 2 too many."
"You bring a horse for me?"
"Looks like we're shy one horse."
"You brought 2 too many."
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The soundtracks for Sergio Leone movies created by Ennio Moricone are also amazing and have made a lasting impression on me.
The national Danish orchestra has done justice to his artwork.
https://christianchat.com/christian-music-forum/your-take-on-classical.184421/page-2#post-5107716
The national Danish orchestra has done justice to his artwork.
https://christianchat.com/christian-music-forum/your-take-on-classical.184421/page-2#post-5107716
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And you're all outta bubble gum.
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His best quotes weren't on his script.
They were all ad lib.
It's one of the most popular B movies after it was made. For some reason I think it might not have been promoted at the theaters. It's been too long since I heard the interview with Roddy.
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His best quotes weren't on his script.
They were all ad lib.
It's one of the most popular B movies after it was made. For some reason I think it might not have been promoted at the theaters. It's been too long since I heard the interview with Roddy.
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