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I forgot to watch the LIW mini-series last week! [img]rolleyes.gif[/img] How is it going? what are your thoughts? I wasn't overly thrilled with the first but meant to watch it anyways. Oh well. How many weeks is it? I'll try to catch it this weekend.
I think the movies that remind me of AG are my favourite movies when I was younger and was really into AG and "old fashioned" things. They are: The Little Princess (1996), The Secret Garden (1994?), and The Sound of Music.
Molly: The Third Man - you see what Vienna looked like after the war, as it's set in 1948 I believe. Vienna was then governed by the four allied troups, taking terms on a monthly basis and you had the famous 'Four in a Jeep' patrouling the city. The film is still being shown once a week at the Burg cinema in Vienna, the oldest English-language cinema in Austria - and you can even take The Third Man tours, which include touring the Viennese canal-system.
Samantha: Finding Neverland - very recent film set in London 1903/1904 - it was beautifully made with stunning photography and great acting.
Ohh, I'm going to borrow my friends Finding Neverland as soon as she is finished. I'm glad to hear anothe positive review as it didnt do to well at the box office.
I just watched Pollyanna the other day (great dvd extras btw) and the Samantha movie right after it, to keep in the theme.
Nann
There are so many, I know I'll forget them!
First of all: I do remember the TV Series Home Front! I loved that show! I often wish it was still on!
Felicity: The Patriot, Last of the Mohicans, Winter of the Red Snow, and other Dear America movies.
Addy: Gone with the Wind, T.V. mini series, North and South, Little Women...I know I'm forgetting some...
Samantha: Little Princess, Secrect Garden, Anne of Green Gables, Anne of Avonlea, Polyanna, Life with Father, Black Beauty, ..again, I know we have more....I collect Edwardian/Victorian movies.
Kit: Early Watons episodes, Seabsicuit.
Molly: Later Walton's episodes, Pearl Harbor, and so many others...I was raised by a WW2 Vet., ( my dad)Editing to add: We just watched the Notebook a couple of days ago. Wonderful 40's movie!
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Yesterday evening I was watching my new DVD "Shall We Dance" and as we've already talked about how much Marisol looks like Jennifer Lopez, I couldn't stop thinking while watching the film how much Jennifer Lopez looks like Marisol - and she's playing a dancer too.