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Jim's movie and birthday cafe - 17 August 2020

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BlueGreen

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Thanks for the tag @Kiwi2016 !
I find this so hard, choosing a favourite anything really. One of my fave films is Groundhog Day and there isn't one thing I would change about it. Or High Society - well, maybe I would change out Bing Crosby because he reminds me of my dad so I couldn't possibly fancy him. It needs a better/sexier male lead like Cary Grant.
 

SillyOldBear

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!.So what is your favourite movie?
An Affair to Remember
2.What is the genre of this movie?
Romance
3.Who are your favourite characters? Is he/she a villian or hero?
Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr, both heroic
4.If you were given the chance to change the plot of the storyboard, how would it be like?
Would not change it.
5.Which are your favourite scenes?
The end, when they reunite
6. To whom would you recommend this movie?
Anyone who likes the old movies
 

ShyGuy

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#23
Happy Birthday!!

!.So what is your favourite movie? The Mask
2.What is the genre of this movie? Comedy
3.Who are your favourite characters? Is he/she a villian or hero? Goemon, a hero, and Sabu, a hamster
4.If you were given the chance to change the plot of the storyboard, how would it be like? there would be more hamsters in it
5.Which are your favourite scenes? The funny scenes
6. To whom would you recommend this movie? Everyone in the universe
 

KM76710

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#24
Happy birthday!*bday

!.So what is your favourite movie? Serenity.
2.What is the genre of this movie? Science fiction with like the TV series Firefly with many Western type elements.
3.Who are your favourite characters? Is he/she a villian or hero? Jayne Cobb. More of an anti hero but one of the good guys.
4.If you were given the chance to change the plot of the storyboard, how would it be like? Not having Shepherd Book and Wash two of the main characters in the movie and TV series die.
5.Which are your favourite scenes? I can't think of a single particular one it was fine throughout.
6. To whom would you recommend this movie? Anybody into sci fi and westerns.
 

WolfGoddess

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!.So what is your favourite movie?
Casablanca

2.What is the genre of this movie?
I'm not sure?

3.Who are your favourite characters? Is he/she a villian or hero?
Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman) - definitely hero :)

4.If you were given the chance to change the plot of the storyboard, how would it be like?
Not a single bit of it

5.Which are your favourite scenes?
The "Marseilleise" scene (The German soldiers start playing the German national anthem and everyone else overwhelms that with the French National anthem)

6. To whom would you recommend this movie?
Everyone?
 

airi

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#28
Hi! What an interesting thread!
Well, I have many favorite films, many different genres and countries of origin...
I am a big fan of fantasy, so I was torn between Lord of the Rings and my other favorite of this genre - Labyrinth with David Bowie; LoTR is far more epic.

1..So what is your favourite movie?
Everyone's least favourite part of LoTR trilogy - The Two Towers

2.What is the genre of this movie?
Fantasy

3.Who are your favourite characters? Is he/she a villian or hero?
The Ents. The wise trees, who stay away of people's and other fantasy creatures' troubles, but change their mind at the crucial moment.

4.If you were given the chance to change the plot of the storyboard, how would it be like?
Some scenes are too long. Less talking, more action :)

5.Which are your favourite scenes?
every time the characters give up, but then find strength to go on

6. To whom would you recommend this movie?
everyone!
 

MisterBGone

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it was also coming on the heels of an adaptation of fyodor dostoevsky’s “the idiot,” who was one of his greatest influences. That one, was not perfect 👌 by any means, despite the use of another Titan in Japanese (& the rest of the world) cinema; Yasijiro Ozu,’s main leafing lady, “Setsuko Hara,” However, this one was inspired by another great Russian writer, Tolstoy, and his famous “Death of Ivan Illyich!” ;)
 

Sunday16

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#38
Thank you so much for inviting me @Kiwi2016
Fun topic! Sorry I missed it, but I'm going to participate anyway.
And a happy belated birthday to every August baby. What a wonderful month to be born!

1. So what is your favourite movie? The Producers, 1967 version only
2. What is the genre of this movie? Comedy
3. Who are your favourite characters? Is he/she a villian or hero? Max Bialystock is a scheming, arrogant producer who has just enough charisma to make him sympathetic and absolutely hilarious. Brilliantly portrayed by Zero Mostel, an actor blacklisted during the 1950s McCarthy communist witch hunt.
4. If you were given the chance to change the plot of the storyboard, how would it be like? It's brilliant, I wouldn't change a thing.
5. Which are your favourite scenes? The opening scene when Leo tries to do Max's taxes AND the Springtime for Hitler musical number.
6. To whom would you recommend this movie? Fans of Mel Brooks, Monty Python, and the movie JoJo Rabbit.
 
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